Malaysia ended their campaign in the Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup in last place after losing to Nepal by seven wickets.
ended their campaign in the Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup in last place after losing to Nepal by seven wickets in the match between the two group stage basement teams at the Johor Cricket Academy Oval today.
Malaysia had previously finished bottom of Group A after losing to Sri Lanka, defending champions India and the West Indies at Bayuemas Oval. “A bit disappointed with today’s game because I know they can do better than that. Batting-wise, only one of them scored double digits. It’s not enough for only one player to perform... it won’t help the team,” she told Bernama today.
Meanwhile, Malaysian Cricket Association president Mohammed Iqbal Ali Kassim Ali said although Malaysia failed to meet expectations, they at least learned valuable lessons and could take some positive takeaways from the tournament.
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