
Sri Lanka comfortably handled Malaysia in a lopsided contest, led by prominent performances from Chamari Athapaththu and Kavisha Dilhari. The higher-ranked Sri Lankan squad proved far too strong overall for their opponents.
Despite the defeat, Nurin Imanina provided a bright spot for Malaysia by claiming three wickets while conceding 29 runs. However, her team could not muster sufficient force across the rest of the game to truly challenge Sri Lanka.
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