The position of head coach had been vacant after Hari Khadka resigned following Nepal's defeat against India in the women's football final of the 13th South Asian Games held in December 2019.

With the win, Boys Union leapfrogged three spots to fourth with 11 points after the seventh match.

With the outcome, Bansbari climbed a spot up to third in the standings with 14 points.

The event will be played in the round robin format and the team finishing on top of the table will be crowned the champions.

Kamaru's managing director Pradip Neupane and Association president Manoranjan Raman Sharma signed the agreement.

The swimmer had bagged four gold medals at 13th SAG while the karateka had won two.

The champions beat Army 3-0 to end the league campaign with a perfect record while Police finish third after a 10-0 victory over winless Chaudandigadhi.

Dilip Thapa’s side will drop to fourth in the league standings if Nepal Police Club beat bottom club Chaudandigadhi Municipality at the Dasharath Stadium.

Bhagawoti Thapa’s side were assured of title before their match against Biratnagar after departmental rivals Army and Nepal played a 1-1 draw earlier on the day.

The championships will have six events including men's and women's singles, men's and women's team events, men's veteran singles above 40 years and above 55 years.

MRI scans revealed that the forward sustained a serious anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.

Mistakes from goalkeeper Debika Shrestha and her substitute Susmita Rai condemned Chaudandigadhi to 2-1 defeat against Chandrapur.

Rabina Gole scored late in the second half to give the departmental giants a 2-1 win over Nepal Police Club.

The 6-1 win against Chandrapur guarantees Raju Tamang’s departmental side at least second place finish in the National Women’s League.

After thumping Waling 6-0 on Saturday, the leaders are now only two wins away from their fourth trophy.

The army man was neck to neck with four other runners until 45 minutes before he took sole lead from 1 hour and 47 minutes.

The departmental side have 14 points after nine matches and are level with Waling while Chandrapur remain in sixth managing only two wins.

Apart from the Oman series, the ICC also postponed other series of the League scheduled for April and May involving Papua New Guinea, Oman, Scotland, USA and Namibia.

The departmental side defeat the metropolitan team 7-0 while Waling pull off a 7-1 victory against the bottom club.

The departmental giants, who hammer Chandrapur 8-0 on Wednesday, can seal the women’s league title with three more wins even if Army continue their winning streak.