Biography of Nangsal Devi Tamang

Nangsal Devi Tamang, born on February 28, 1987, is a prominent Nepali badminton player, recognized for her achievements in both national and international tournaments. She comes from Bhojpur, Nepal, and is part of a family deeply involved in badminton, alongside her siblings Sara Devi Tamang and Ratnajit Tamang, who are also accomplished players.

 

 

 

Career Highlights

1. International Competitions:
– Nangsal represented Nepal at the 2014 Incheon Asian Games in the women’s singles event.
– She achieved a milestone by winning the mixed doubles gold medal at the 2016 Pakistan International Badminton Tournament, partnering with her brother Ratnajit Tamang.

2. South Asian Games:
– Nangsal has earned multiple bronze medals at the South Asian Games, including in women’s singles (2016) and team events (2010, 2016, 2019).

3. Domestic Success:
– She has consistently performed well in national tournaments, playing for the Tribhuvan Army Club. Nangsal has won multiple titles, including the women’s singles and doubles at the Pushpa Lal Memorial National Open Badminton Championships.

4. National Recognition:
– Nangsal and her siblings have contributed significantly to Nepalese badminton, earning accolades like the Zest Honors for their international achievements.

Personal and Training Background

Nangsal credits her family for her success, with her father and siblings providing guidance and support. She trains daily at the Army Physical Training and Sports Center in Lalitpur, often under the mentorship of her sister Sara. Despite her success, Nangsal has expressed concerns about the lack of strong competition in Nepal, which she believes affects her development as a player.

Challenges and Outlook

Nangsal has highlighted the difficulties of sustaining a career in sports in Nepal and does not intend to pursue coaching after retirement. Her story reflects not only her dedication to badminton but also the broader challenges faced by athletes in Nepal, such as limited financial support and exposure to international competition.

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