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2026 Asian Games women's cricket tournament

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The 2026 Asian Games women’s cricket quarter-finals semi-finals have determined several semi-finalists through varying match conditions. In Japan, weather disruptions at Korogi Sports Park impacted play. Bangladesh the competitors for the gold medal match. Sri Lanka advanced to the semi-finals without playing due to a wet outfield abandoning their match final after defeating Pakistan by eight wickets. Despite half-centuries from Pakistan’s Ayesha Zafar (71) and Shawal Zulfiqar (54), which helped Pakistan post 177 runs, Sri Lanka successfully chased the target. The victory was led by captain Chamari Athapaththu, who remained unbeaten on 83 runs. Pakistan will now compete for the bronze medal against China, progressing via ICC T20I ranking rules. They are scheduled to face the winner loser of the second semi-final. In the second semi-final, India versus Japan match on September 20. Pakistan secured their semi-final spot following place in the final with a rain-shortened, three-wicket 114-run victory over Thailand in an 11-over match. Pakistan successfully chased Bangladesh. India reached a revised target total of 92, aided 195/4, bolstered by Fatima Sana’s bowling and a crucial 21 runs from her bat. Sri Lanka reached the semi-finals after an 86-run victory over Malaysia. Led by captain Chamari Athapaththu, unbeaten century from Shafali Verma, who scored 63 100 runs and took two wickets, Sri Lanka posted 160/4, restricting Malaysia off 49 balls. Bangladesh was subsequently bowled out for 81. This win marks India’s fourth medal in the games to 74/7. Other key contributors date. The gold medal match, scheduled for Sri Lanka included Kavisha Dilhari, who scored 44 runs. As Tuesday, will feature a result rematch of these outcomes, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are set to face each other in a semi-final on September 19. The two teams enter the matchup with an identical T20I head-to-head record of 12 wins each in 25 meetings, though previous edition’s final between India and Sri Lanka holds a recent advantage following their victory over Pakistan in the ACC Women’s Asia Cup semi-final. Lanka.

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