Mid-West University beat Tribhuvan University by 77 runs, while Lucknow University register a seven-wicket victory over Dhaka University in the semi-finals in Kirtipur.

Nepal Police Club won the shootout 2-1 to set up a mouthwatering title clash against three-time defending champions Armed Police Force Club.

Janakpur Knights, Kathmandu Mavericks and Biratnagar have already entered the playoffs.

Army’s Khadak Bahadur Khadka was second after he recorded 1:06:15, while Julius Muriuki became third crossing the distance in 1:06:20 seconds.

Chasing a modest target of 68 runs, APF cruised to 69-1 in just 12.5 overs.

Niraj Tamang shoots 4-over 73 in final round to post the winning total of 1-under 206, claiming his third career title.

Both Nepal and Malaysia had already been eliminated from the tournament after failing to progress to the Super Six stage.

Amrita Jaishi strikes in the second minute of stoppage time to guide the departmental team to a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Bagmati Youth Club in the Eliminator of the ANFA Women’s League.

Niraj Tamang cards 1-under 68 for a 36-hole total score of 5-under 133 at the Surya Nepal Western Open.

A total of 52 golfers—34 pros and 18 amateurs—are taking part in the 54-hole tournament.

The sides will meet in a high-stake rematch in Qualifier 1 on Saturday.

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.

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.

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.