India beat Bangladesh by 114 runs to reach the Asian Games women's cricket final, where they will face Sri Lanka.
Key facts
- India defeated Bangladesh by 114 runs.
- The win booked India a place in the women's cricket final.
- India will face Sri Lanka in the final.
- Sri Lanka reached the final by beating Pakistan by eight wickets.
India secured a place in the Asian Games women’s cricket final after a commanding 114-run victory over Bangladesh, according to Al Jazeera.
The margin of the win underlined India’s dominance in the semi-final, setting up a title clash against Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka earned their spot in the final by defeating Pakistan by eight wickets, according to Al Jazeera.
The result means the two sides will now meet with the Asian Games women’s cricket gold medal on the line.
The reporting highlighted Smriti Mandhana’s role in the fixture, with the batter breaking a T20 record during the match, according to Al Jazeera.
Further details of the individual performances and scores were not provided in the available reporting.
Why it matters
The Asian Games provides a major international stage for women's cricket, and a place in the final carries significant prestige for the competing nations. India's decisive win positions them as a strong contender for gold against Sri Lanka.
Frequently asked questions
Who did India beat to reach the final?
India defeated Bangladesh by 114 runs to reach the Asian Games women's cricket final, according to Al Jazeera.
Who will India face in the final?
India will face Sri Lanka, who beat Pakistan by eight wickets to reach the final, according to Al Jazeera.
What record did Smriti Mandhana break?
Al Jazeera reported that Smriti Mandhana broke a T20 record during the match, though further details were not provided in the available reporting.