Sushma Tamang’s hat-trick secures 3-1 win over Bagmati; both teams miss top-three finish.

He complained that the referee did not heed the captain’s report though it was properly channelled.

Goals from Rashmi Ghising and Anita KC give holders a 2-0 win over Police.

Maisie Maceira’s fifer restricts Nepal to 73 all out. Nepali bowlers present a strong challenge in response but Pippa Sproul’s 35 guides Scotland to a tense one-wicket win.

Scotland secure a thrilling one-wicket victory, chasing Nepal’s 74-run target with eight balls to spare.

Maisie Maceira claims five wickets as Scotland dominate with the ball.

Both teams are looking to secure their first victory in the tournament after losing their opening matches.

The Nepali men’s team lose 36-54, while the women’s team suffer a 40-78 defeat as hosts claim both titles of the inaugural tournament.

In the men’s race, China’s Meng Guangfu claimed the HK100 title for the second consecutive year, finishing in 9 hours, 43 minutes, and 10 seconds.

Chandra Bhandari scores five goals to help Army beat Waling 6-1 and secure a top-two finish in the Super League. The outcome also ensures a playoff berth for Bagmati, while eliminating Waling.

Nepal make history with first-ever World Cup final appearances in any team game, setting up finals against India in New Delhi.

Puja Mahato’s team next face Scotland, who also made a poor start to their ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup campaign losing to Australia by nine wickets.

A 0-0 draw against Bagmati Youth Club leaves Nepal Police Club on 11 points from seven games, three points adrift of second-placed Army, who still have two games remaining.

Nepal are drawn in Group D, which also features heavyweights Australia and Scotland.

A 10-0 rout of Waling gave APF perfect 18 points from six games, leaving them eight points clear of third-placed Nepal Police Club who have two games remaining.

The departmental derby was settled by an own goal from Police’s Samikshya Ghimire in the fifth minute of stoppage time. The outcome propels Army to 13 points from six matches.

All three departmental teams progress into the playoff stage after APF’s emphatic 6-0 victory over Bagmati guaranteed them at least top four spot in the Super League.

Goals from Niru Thapa, Anuska Sherpa and Puja Rana, coupled with an own goal by Waling’s Dhana Bohara, move Police level with second-placed Army on ten points in the Super League standings of ANFA Women’s League.

Nepal next play against Lebanon on February 20 and Myanmar on February 23.

Goals from Sapana Lama, Punam Jargha Magar and Chandra Bhandari give the departmental side a 3-0 win against Bagmati Youth Club.