India claims eighth Women's Asia Cup title with decisive victory over Sri Lanka

India secured its eighth Women's Asia Cup championship with a 72-run victory over Sri Lanka in the tournament final, extending its record as the competition's most successful team.

The Indian team's performance in the final demonstrated the depth of talent and experience that has made the country a regional powerhouse in women's cricket. The margin of victory reflects India's control throughout the match as they successfully chased their objectives.

Sri Lanka's runner-up finish marks a significant achievement for the island nation's women's cricket programme, though it fell short of claiming a title that would have represented a major milestone. The tournament has provided valuable exposure and competitive experience for the Sri Lankan side against the region's elite women's cricketers.

India's eighth title consolidates its position as the Women's Asia Cup's most decorated team. The tournament remains one of the most important fixtures in the regional women's cricket calendar, bringing together the continent's leading teams to compete at the highest level.