India Vs Sri Lanka U19 Women's Asia Cup Highlights: IND Beat SL By 4 Wickets, Enter Final

India has managed to get the better of Sri Lanka by four wickets in the Super 4 match of the U19 Women’s Asia Cup 2024. The Indian team chased down the target of 99 runs in 14.5 overs for the loss of six wickets. No. 4 batter G Trisha top-scored for the Indian team by scoring 32 runs, and opening batter G Kamilini contributed 28 runs from 26 balls. For Sri Lanka, Chamudi picked up three wickets for 16 runs in her quota of four overs.

Indian captain Niki Prasad (3) is trapped in front of the wickets by Chamudi, and the on-field umpire takes no time to raise his finger. India is in deep trouble now.

IND: 74/5 in 10.5 overs

Indian opener G Kamilini is now on her way back to the pavilion after making 28 runs from 26 balls. She is caught by Nanayakkara off Shashini Gimhani’s bowling.

IND: 72/4 in 10 overs

India’s No. 4 batter, G. Trisha, is out after making 32 runs from 24 balls. She is caught near the boundary ropes by Rashmika off Chamudi’s bowling.

IND: 68/3 in 9 overs

Kamilini (22 from 15 balls) and Trisha (19 runs from 16 balls) have helped India cross the 50-run mark in just 6.3 overs during the 99-run chase against Sri Lanka.

On the second ball of her first over of the match, Chamudi has picked up a big wicket for Sri Lanka. India’s No. 3 batter, Sanika Chalke, is out after making 4 runs from five balls.

IND: 5-2 in 1.4 overs

India’s No. 3 batter, Sanika, has opened her account with a boundary on the second ball she faced after arriving at the crease following Ishwari’s run out.

IND: 4/1 in 0.5 overs

A horrible mix-up between Ishwari and Kamilini on the third ball of the run chase has led to Ishwari’s dismissal. She is out for a three-ball duck.

IND: 0/1 in 0.3 overs.

Ishwari and Kamilini will open the innings for India in the 99-run chase against Sri Lanka.

After being invited to bat first by Indian captain Niki Prasad in the ongoing Super 4 match, Sri Lanka has managed to post a total of 98 runs on the board for the loss of nine wickets in 20 overs. Aayushi finished with figures of 4/10 for India, and two Sri Lankan batters were sent back to the pavilion by Parunika, who conceded 27 runs in her quota of four overs.

Parunika has finally managed to get rid of Manudi Nanayakkara. She is out after making 33 runs.

SL: 95/9 in 19.4 overs

Aayushi has finished her quota of four overs in the ongoing Super 4 U19 Women’s Asia Cup match against Sri Lanka in Kuala Lumpur with figures of 4 for 10.

Aayushi has picked up her fourth wicket of the ongoing match. She caught and bowled Pramudi Methsara (3) on the first ball of her fourth over.

SL: 85/8 in 18.1 overs

Ayushi has picked up her third wicket in the ongoing Super 4 match between India and Sri Lanka. She trapped Shashini Gimhani (0 run from 1 ball) in front of the wickets on the second ball of the 17th over.

SL: 73/7 in 16.2 overs.

Aayshi has breached Rashmika’s defence and shattered her stumps on the first ball of the 17th over to take her second wicket of the match.

SL: 73/6 in 16.1 overs.

Parunika has joined the wicket-takers list now for India in the ongoing match against Sri Lanka. She trapped Dahami Sanethma in front of the wickets on the first ball of her second over of the match and overall 10th over of Sri Lanka’s innings.

SL: 30/4 in 9.1 overs

At the end of the 5th over, Sri Lanka has managed to score 18 runs for the loss of 3 wickets. Sanjana (9), Hiruni (2), and Limansa (1) are back in the dugout.

Sri Lanka’s No. 3 Limansa Thilakarathna is now on her way back to the pavilion. She is caught behind by Indian stumper Bhavika on the fourth ball of Aayushi’s first over of the match after making 1 run.

SL: 17/3 in 4.4 overs

Sri Lanka’s other opener, Hiruni (2 runs from 7 balls), is now on her way back to the pavilion. Trisha completes a simple catch off Shabnam MD’s bowling.

SL: 11/2 in 2.2 overs

After getting hit for two fours, Dhriti has managed to get rid of Sri Lankan opener Sanjana (9 runs from 7 balls). Indian captain Niki Prasad has completed a simple catch inside the 30-yard circle.

SL: 11/1 in 2 overs

Off-spinner Dhriti Kesari has been introduced to the attack, and she will bowl the second over of the match for India.

Sri Lankan openers Sanjana (1) and Hiruni (2 runs from 5 balls) manage to score three runs in the first over of the match, which was bowled by Shabnam MD.

India’s G. Trisha has dropped a simple catch of Sri Lanka’s left-handed opening batter Sanjana on the first ball of the Super 4 match, which is being bowled by Shabnam MD.

Pacer Shabnam MD will start the proceedings for India with the ball. Left-handed batter Sanjana will be on strike.

Manudi, Rashmika, Limansa, Sumudu, Hiruni, Pramudi, Sanjana, Dahami, Chamudi, Aseni, Shashni

Kamilini, Trisha, Sanika, Niki (C), Ishwari, Mithila, Aayushi, Bhavika (WK), Shabnam, Parunika, Drithi

Indian captain Niki Prasad has won the toss and opted to bowl first.

India opened its campaign in the ongoing U19 Women’s Asia Cup by getting the better of arch-rivals Pakistan in the first match played on Sunday. India’s second match against Nepal was washed out due to rain, and in the third match, India hammered Bangladesh by 8 wickets on Thursday.

Indian batter G Trisha has managed to score 75 runs in three matches played so far, which puts her second in the list of batters with the most runs in the tournament.

Today’s U19 Women’s Asia Cup match between India and Sri Lanka, which is taking place at Bayuemas Cricket Oval in Kuala Lumpur, will be live televised on the Sony Sports Ten 5 network, and the live streaming will be available on the Sony LIV app and website.

The Indian team is coming into Friday’s Super 4 match against Sri Lanka after getting the better of Bangladesh by 8 wickets in the last match played on Thursday.

The toss of the U19 women’s Asia Cup match between India and Sri Lanka has been delayed due to a wet outfield.

Good morning, folks! Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the women’s U-19 Asia Cup match between India and Sri Lanka, which is taking place at Bayuemas Cricket Oval in Kuala Lumpur today.