Bangladesh makes history Asia Cup final

Bangladesh women's cricket team flew on Malaysia's goal in women's Asia Cup final. They were frustrated because of poor performance at the start of the tournament. Then start to turn around. Salma Khatun-Jahanara Alamra has reached the Asia Cup final for the first time in its history by finishing their initial goal of winning 4 consecutive matches.

India beat Pakistan by seven wickets in the second match of Saturday (June 9th), finishing in the final. After the match, India's tally increased 8 points. Bangladesh's point of view, losing Malaysia, increased to 8 points. Bangladesh-India will get the highest points, the final will be played. And Malaysia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Thailand have missed the tournament.

Batting first against Bangladesh in Malaysia, Bangladesh scored 130 runs in the 20 overs they lost. In reply, Malaysia lost 9 wickets to just 60 runs

Bangladesh opener Shamima Sultana made 43 runs in 54 balls with five fours. Another opener Ayesha Rahman made 31 runs in 27 balls. Farazana went down to number three and took 7 runs. Sanjida 15 runs before he was run out Fahima Khatun 26 not out from 12 and Jahanara remained unbeaten on 2 runs.

Malaysia win by 131 runs in the first innings Opener Cristina Barrett (2) lost the team 7 runs to the side. Malaysia lose wickets at regular intervals Their three batteries can only go to two-digit house. Jahanara, Salma, Nahida, Khadiza took one wicket in Bangladesh. Rumana Ahmed took three wickets for 8 runs in 4 overs and took three wickets.