Region No 9 (Dhanagadhi) thrashed Region No 1 (Biratnagar) by seven wickets in the third place match played at the same ground on Wednesday.
The winner Janakpur and runner-up APF bagged Rs 50,000 and Rs 30,000, respectively, while third-place finisher Dhangadhi walked home with Rs 20,000.
The victory also avenged Janakpur's defeat against dominant APF in the final of 40-over national tournament held in Kathmandu in February this year.
Janakpur defended a meager target of 46 runs restricting APF for 40 runs in 17.5 overs at the Rangasala Ground in Pokhara.
Karuna Bhandari was top scorer for APF with eight runs from as many balls.
Despite, getting small target, start studded APF's batswomen failed to perform up to the mark against the disciplined bowling of Janakpur bowlers.
Player-of-the-final, Santoshi Chaudhary of Janakpur claimed three wickets and Saraswati Chaudhary picked up two wickets. Both Santoshi and Saraswati gave away only seven runs each in their four overs spell.
Earlier, after being asked to bat first, Janakpur was bowled out for 45 runs in 17.3 overs with Saraswati scoring the highest 12 runs off 17 balls.
Karuna took three wickets and skipper Rubina Chhetri claimed two wickets to restrict Janakpur for a low total.
In the third place match of 14 overs, Dhangadhi chased down 72 runs target in 13.3 overs losing three wickets.
Nirmala Shahi (29 runs off 30 balls) and Sonu Khadka (21 runs off 30 runs) shared the highest 49 runs stand for the first wicket creating the base for Dhangadhi's victory.
Shabnam Rai and Apsari Begam pocketed one wicket each for Biratnagar, which put 71/5 in allotted 14 overs, batting first.
Apsari (26 off 31) and Sangeeta Rai (23 off 37) were the major run contributors for Biratnagar. They also shared a 48-run partnership for the second wicket.
Nirmala bagged the highest two wickets for Dhangadhi, while Sonu, Janaki Bhatta and Chandani Shah claimed one wicket each.
Janakpur's Anuradha Chaudhary, who scored 94 runs and took seven wickets was declared the player of the tournament and received Rs 10,000 for the feat. Similarly, Janakpur's Sobha Ale won the best batswoman and received Rs 5,000. She had scored 107 runs in the group stage.
Likewise, Trishna Singh of Region No 7 (Nepalgunj), who claimed nine wickets in league matches, was awarded best bowler, while Apsari Begam of Biratnagar won emerging player award. Both of them received Rs 5,000 each.
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