India clinches eighth Women's Asia Cup title with dominant victory over Sri Lanka

India completed a dominant campaign at the Women's Asia Cup by defeating Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the final, securing the team's eighth title in the tournament's history.

India's strong batting performance in the match proved decisive, as the team posted a substantial total that Sri Lanka could not chase down. The defending champions demonstrated the consistency and depth that has made them the region's premier women's cricket side.

The victory extends India's supremacy in Asian women's cricket and highlights the significant gap between the region's top-ranked side and other competing nations. Sri Lanka's appearance in the final represented a strong showing by the hosts, but proved insufficient against India's well-rounded team performance.

The result adds another significant milestone to India's cricket legacy and reinforces the country's status as a powerhouse in international women's cricket. India's eighth title places them among the most successful teams in the Women's Asia Cup's history.