We are still awaiting details on the 2026 Asia Cup but one thing’s for certain and that’s Sri Lanka will enter the tournament as the defending champions. In this article, we will provide all the information from the world of betting, including the latest tournament and match odds, predictions and tips for the Women’s Asia Cup 2026.
Match by Match Women’s Asia Cup 2026 Predictions
TBA Predictions Tips
Prediction 1: TBA
Prediction 2: TBA
Pre-Tournament T20 Women’s Asia Cup 2026 Title Odds*
*last updated: July 15, 2024. Odds change regularly.
The latest title-winning odds for the 2026 edition of the Women’s Asia Cup will be updated below.
Please note these odds will keep changing as we get closer to the start of the tournament.
- India: TBA
- Pakistan: TBA
- Sri Lanka: TBA
- Bangladesh: TBA
- Thailand: TBA
- UAE: TBA
- Nepal: TBA
- Malaysia: TBA
Everything about the Women’s Asia Cup 2026
We are still awaiting information on the 2026 Women’s Asia Cup. Here’s how the 2024 edition looked.
The 2024 Women’s Asia Cup saw a total of eight teams take part in it. The teams were split into two groups of four apiece with each of the sides featuring in three group games each.
At the end of the league stage of the tournament, the top two teams from each of the groups made it to the semifinals which was followed by the final.
The 2024 Women’s Asia Cup was played in the T20I format. It had the following teams.
- India
- Pakistan
- Sri Lanka
- Bangladesh
- Malaysia
- Thailand
- Nepal
- UAE
Previous Women’s Asia Cup Winners
- 2024: Sri Lanka
- 2022: India
- 2018: Bangladesh
- 2016: India
- 2012: India
- 2008: India
- 2006: India
- 2005-06: India
- 2004: India
Team by Team Performances So Far
- India: Seven titles
- Bangladesh: One title
- Sri Lanka: One title, Five runner-up
- Pakistan: Two runner-up
What Happened in the 2024 Women’s Asia Cup?
On the verge of winning their eighth title, India was stopped in their tracks by a spirited performance from the hosts Sri Lanka, who chased down 165 with eight balls to spare.
Sri Lanka won the final by eight wickets thanks to a player-of-the-match-winning innings from the bat of Harshitha Samarawickrama who made a 51-ball 69. This was after Smriti Mandhana had hit 60 off 47 balls to help India to what looked like a solid score.
Earlier in the tournament, India Women defeated Pakistan, Nepal and UAE Women, while Sri Lanka overcame Bangladesh, Thailand and Malaysia to enter the semifinals. India crushed Bangladesh while Sri Lanka edged past Pakistan in the semifinals to set up the title decider. Chamari Athapaththu won the player-of-the-tournament award.
What Happened in the 2023 Women’s Asia Cup?
India won their seventh title when they eased past Sri Lanka in the final of the previous edition of the Asia Cup. Played in 2022, India won five of their six matches during the group stages, losing to only Pakistan.
Pakistan came second in the group after suffering a shock loss at the hands of Thailand while Sri Lanka finished third with four wins, losing to both India and Pakistan. Thailand edged past Bangladesh despite losing to them because the latter saw their game against UAE getting washed out.
In the semifinals, India crushed Thailand by 74 runs while Sri Lanka edged out Pakistan by one run to set up a final.
2024 Women’s Asia Cup Stats
Best Batters (Most Runs)
- Chamari Athapaththu: 304
- Shafali Varma: 200
- Smriti Mandhana: 173
- Gull Feroza: 149
- Nigar Sultana: 142
Best Bowlers (Most Wickets)
- Deepti Sharma: 10
- Kavisha Dilhari: 9
- Sadia Iqbal: 8
- Renuka Singh: 7
- Radha Yadav: 6
Get more information on the latest edition of the Women’s Asia Cup here.
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