Sri Lanka advances to Women's Asia Cup 2026 final, set to face India

Sri Lanka's women's cricket team has booked their place in the final of the Women's Asia Cup 2026 following a decisive victory over Pakistan in the semi-final round. The win marks a significant achievement for the island nation's cricket programme and keeps alive hopes of claiming the regional title.

The triumph against Pakistan has earned Sri Lanka a spot in the championship match, where they will take on India, who secured their position in the final through their own semi-final victory. The final promises to be a highly competitive encounter between two of South Asia's leading women's cricket teams.

Sri Lanka's progression to the final reflects the growing strength and competitiveness of women's cricket in the region. The team's performance throughout the tournament has demonstrated improved skill levels and tactical awareness on the international stage.

The Women's Asia Cup represents one of the most prestigious tournaments in the Asian cricket calendar, providing elite-level competition for participating nations. The final match will determine the regional champion and offer valuable competitive experience for the squad as they prepare for upcoming international fixtures.