10 QOGLR Triumph at the Army Badminton Championship 2026

Demonstrating exceptional teamwork, commitment and determination, 10 Queen’s Own Gurkha Logistic Regiment (QOGLR) were crowned Army Team Champions at the Army Badminton Championships 2026, lifting the prestigious Army Cup. The regiment also celebrated notable individual success, with Private Bishal Babu Khadka winning the Open Men’s Singles title for the third time, while Private Pasang Sherpa finished Runner-up in the Open Men’s Doubles competition.

The team comprised of 12 players from 10 QOGLR, and their achievements reflect the hard work, discipline and dedication of those involved. Their success is a testament to the strong sporting culture within the regiment.

Championship Results:

Army Badminton Cup Winners: 10 QOGLR
Open Men’s Singles Champion: Private Bishal Babu Khadka
Open Men’s Doubles Runners‑Up: Private Pasang Sherpa

10 QOGLR Management Team:

Captain Harkaman Tawa (Officer in Charge)
Corporal Lok Thapa (Second‑in‑Command)
Private Devendra Magar (Team Captain)

Private Bishal Babu Khadka said, “I feel incredibly proud and grateful. Winning the Army Championship for a third time was a special moment for me, but seeing 10 QOGLR crowned Army Champions as a team means even more. It reflects the hard work and commitment everyone has put in over the years. I am very thankful to my teammates, Chain of Command and QM Department for their support throughout my journey. Winning the Tri-Service Championship and reaching a UK ranking of 44 in Men’s Singles are achievements I am proud of, but representing 10 QOGLR and the Brigade of Gurkhas is what means the most to me.”

Private Pasang Sherpa said, “I feel immensely proud to have helped 10 QOGLR win the Army Championship as a team. Finishing as runner-up in the Open Men’s Doubles and being selected to represent the Army team was a bonus for me. Our team has worked incredibly hard over the past few years, so this success feels like a reward for all the effort and dedication we have put in. I am very grateful to my Chain of Command and Comms Troop for their continued support in allowing me to compete at these events. It is a privilege to represent my unit, and I look forward to continuing to give my best in the years ahead.”