7 December 2019, Kathmandu
Nepal medal tally reaches 131 including 43 gold medals at the 13th South Asian Games which is underway in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Janakpur.
As per the latest medal tally, Nepal has so far bagged 43 gold, 30 silver, and 58 bronze medals.
India is at the top ranking with a total of 199 medals, as the 13th South Asian Games (SAG) has come half-way. India has so far won 97 gold, 68 silver, and 34 bronze medals.
Sri Lanka is in third position bagging medals with 29 gold, 50 silver, and 78 bronze.
Pakistan is in the fourth position with 20 gold medals, 27 silver, and 34 bronze while Bangladesh is ranked fifth in the medal tally with 2 gold medals, 18 silver, and 52 bronze. Bangladesh has been placed fifth in the points tally winning five gold medals, 20 silver and 53 bronze medals.
The Maldives has secured the sixth position with one gold medal, two bronze while Bhutan is at the bottom of the medal tally with only five bronze medals. The SAG will conclude on December 10.
In 42-km marathon event under the 13th SAG held in Kathmandu on Saturday, Marathoner Kiran Singh Bogati won a gold medal for Nepal. Bogati won the marathon within 2 hours, 21 minutes and 17 seconds.
Nepali golfer Subas Tamang pocketed two gold medals for Nepal in single and team events held at Gokarna Forest Golf Course.
Nepali athlete Gopi Chand Parki on Friday won a gold medal in the 5,000-meter run. Likewise, athlete Hari Rimal secured a bronze medal.
Nepal’s Laxmi Magar has won the gold medal in women’s cross country cycling.
Likewise, and Usha Khanal won the silver medal in women’s cross country cycling.
Mina Glan won a silver medal in Women’s Taijijian of Wushu Taolu. Sri Lanka’s Gunasekara won the gold medal. Likewise, Bangladesh’s Dipti Das won the bronze.
Nima Gharti Magra won the gold medal in Women’s Nandao of Wushu Taolu.
Likewise, on Wednesday, Sakshyam Karki won a gold medal in Taekwondo Heavyweight thrashing his Pakistani opponent.
Similarly, Sangita Basyal won a gold medal in Taekwondo held at Satdobato.
Likewise, Anupama Magar won a gold medal in Karate’s Kumete above 65-kg category held at Satdobato.
defeating pakistani player Nargis by 6-2 points.
With this win, Nepal bagged 10 gold medals in Karate.
Similarly, Sonam Lama also bagged a bronze medal in Karate’s Kumeto below 50-kg category.
On Wednesday, Deepak Hamal won a gold medal in Wushu. He won the gold in Nannun all-around category. He scored 19.32 points.
Similarly, Nepal’s Hari Prasad Gol won a silver medal in the event.
Likewise, Nepal’s athlete Deepak Adhikari won a bronze medal in Men’s 10000m race on Wednesday held in Kathmandu.
Adhikari completed the distance in 30:50:06 minutes.
Meanwhile, Nepal’s Rajesh Magar won a gold medal in the Men’s cycling downhill category. Similarly, Rajat Nirva Shrestha and Prajit Thapa from Nepal also won the silver and bronze medals, respectively.
Likewise, Nisma Shrestha won a gold medal in the women’s cycling. Similarly, Yashodhara from Nepal won the silver medal in the event.
Altogether, Nepal won the 5 medals in cycling.
Nepal’s Bir Bahadur Mahara defeating on Tuesday won a gold medal in men’s 68 kg category in Taekwondo defeating Pakistan’s Muhammad Faheem.
Likewise, Kajal Shrestha won a gold medal in Taekwondo under-46 kg category defeating Pakistan’s Syed Zadi Sidra Batoo.
Nepal’s Sunita Maharjan won a gold medal in under 67kg category of Kumite.
Similarly, Nepali athlete Santoshi Shrestha won a gold medal in the 10,000-meter race.
Likewise, Tanka Karki won a silver medal in the men’s 1,500-meter sprint.
Nepali athlete Himal Tamot won a gold medal in Duathlon race held in Pokhara.
Likewise, Laxman Malla was the runner-up.
Sushmita Tamang won a gold medal in Wushu Taolu.
Similarly, Bijaya Sinjali won a gold in Wushu Taolu.
Nepal’s Nabin Rasaili won a gold medal defeating Pakistan’s Mohammad Nasir 8-6 in the 67-kg Kumite.
