Nepali National Cricket Team is set to return today after winning the most prestigious tournament that they have ever played, the ICC World League Division 3. With this they not only qualify to Division 2, they also qualifiy to play the World Cup Qualifiers.... [read
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The 39th National Lumbini Karate Championship, organised by Nepal Sitorio Karate Do Association commenced from Thursday in Rupandehi. Arun Kuwar, Chandra Khadka and Sanam Lama have advanced to the final eight in the men’s 50 kg category while Ishwori Thapa reached the quarter-final of the women’s 45 kg category after defeating Anusha Bista.
Bhupendra Shakya of Bagmati won the male's title at the 16th National Male Open Full Contact Karate tournament third time in a row with his win on Saturday. In the final game played at the hall of National Sports Council, Shakya defeated Birendra Oli of Mahakali.
Sunita Gurung and Jyoti Lama are through to the semi finals in the Ninth National Women's weight category full contact Karate on Friday. They both enjoyed walkover.
Nepal triumphed at the Second International Karate Championship. Host Nepal took the team champion title with 42 gold medals. According to organiser Yan Kumari Gurung Bangladesh and Japan finished second and third respectively.
Altogether five players have competed so far and all of them had an ordinary match. On Thursday, Binod Maharjan, Kushal Shrestha and Roji Nagarkoti’s effort was not enough to win them a medal.
Nepal Shotokan Karate Association (SKIF) on Sunday announced cash incentives for karatekas who return home with medal from the 16th Asian Games in China. SKIF’s chief coach Niwas Gopal Bidhya announced that
