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Kathmandu (Kas) – Kshitij Khanal of APF Club and Neeta Lamsal of Nepal Police Club have won the title of the 3rd Yalambar Nationwide Open Badminton Tournament. Kshitij won the men's singles and Neeta won the women's singles.
Kshitij defeated Army's Vivek Chaudhary in straight sets 21-8, 21-15 in the final organized by Nakhipot Youth Club and co-organized by Nakhipot Badminton Circle. Sujan Thapa of Dhading and Bhoj Bahadur Gurung of APF came third.
In the women's final at Nakhipot Covered Hall, Neeta defeated Army's Anumaya Rai by 21-12, 21-13. Army's Seshna Sirpali and Sports Hub's Sitakumari Rai came third. The top three winners in both male/female category received Rs 30,000, Rs 15,000 and Rs 7,500 respectively.
Police's Kavir KC won the U-17 men's singles gold. In the final, he defeated Army's Suvin Shrestha in 21-10, 16-21, 21-11 sets. Aman Dangol of Fitness Park and Ima Tamang of Love BA came third. The first prize was 15,000, the second prize was 10,000 and the third prize was 5,000 each. APF's Kshitij won another title with Shobha Gauchan in
mixed doubles. The pair defeated Jeevan Acharya and Neeta of Police in straight sets 21-12, 21-5 in the final. Pavin Lingthep and Anumaya Rai of the Army and the pair of Army Legislative Officer and Amita Giri settled for the third position. The winner got 30,000, the runner-up got 15,000 and the third got 7,500.
The pair of PFC's Sanjay Kapali and Anil Thamsuhang won the title in the men's doubles over the age of 45 years. Their pair won 22-20, 21-17 over the pair of Dev Gurung of Tanahun and Shambhukumar Shrestha of Kaski in the final. Shant Dangol and Krishna Shrestha from Balkumari Remix Club and Hari Khatri and Rajkumar Pokharel from Chandragirika came third. The first received 35,000, the second received 20,000 and the third received the same amount of 10,000.
In men's doubles, Army's Pavin Lingthep and Vidhan Adhikari won the title by defeating Suryadarshan's Deepak Rana and Janish Thakali 21-16, 22-20, 21-14 in the final. Ram Malla Thakuri and Sujan Thapa of Dhading and Sumit Maharjan and Suman Shakya of Balkumari Remix came third. The first got 50,000, the second got 25,000 and the third got 10,000 each. The winner of
was awarded by Lalitpur Metropolitan Ward 14 Chairman Amritjung Mahat and others. Singer Rajeshpayal Rai was honored by the president of the organizing club, Jung Bahadur Sunuwar and treasurer Sujan Rai. The organizers honored Preeti Rai of the National Women's Football Team at the inauguration.
