Women's Asia Cup: Sri Lanka, Bangladesh Register Big Wins To Enter Semifinals
Jul 25, 2024 1:35 AM
Hello everyone how are you I hope all is well today I share with you a interesting News about Women's Asia cup 2024.
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh women's teams both made it to the semi-finals for Asia cup 2024. After defeating Thailand and Malaysia, both teams secured victories and reached the semi-finals.

Srilanka team defeated Thailand for a big score and wickets in dambulla on Wednesday. They win by 10 wickets against Thailand and made place for semifinals after win all matches of this tournament. First India qualified for the semi finals and now Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have qualified for the semi finals. Batting first was good for the Bangladesh team because players formed good runs and played impressively. Player khatun and Dilara formed a 65-runs partnership for the first wicket. They hammered Malaysia by 114 runs.
On the e other hand sri Lanka bowled first in the game restricted Thailand for only 93/7. Kavisha Dilhari took two wickets for just 13 runs and was the pick of the Sri Lankan bowlers. Sri Lanka did not have much trouble chasing this target.SriLankan captain Chamari Athapaththu make a good score of 49 not out with othe opener Vishmi Gunaratne contributing 39 not out. Now the tournament moves to the semifinal. In which Pakistan will play against Sri Lanka and India will face Bangladesh.
My opinion
It's a big tournament which has impressed me a lot, all the teams will be trying to reach the final so keep doing well day by day. The Sri Lankan team performed very well and brilliantly. While Thailand underperformed and did not trade skills so that's why so that's why they get out the race of semifinals. On the other hand, Bangladesh team made a good score and performed brilliantly. All the team members gave their 100% in the match. They really deserve victory. I hope The final will be even better.
What's your opinion Which team performs well and who do you think will reach the finals? š«
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