Full Summary

Women's Asia Cup 2026

15Matches·8Teams
Most Man of the Matches

Shafali Verma (IND-W)

3 awards

Player of the Tournament

Shafali Verma was the tournament's Most Valuable Player — the leading run-scorer of the event with 236 runs at a strike rate above 171, and the only player to win three Player of the Match awards across the competition.

Emerging Player Award

Ni Kadek Ariani (Indonesia) impressed as a genuine all-round talent in her side's debut Women's Asia Cup campaign, contributing with both bat and ball across the group stage.

Batting

Most Runs
Shafali VermaIND-W
23628 fours · 11 sixes
Most Sixes
Shafali VermaIND-W
11
Most Fours
Shafali VermaIND-W
28
Best Strike Rate
Shafali VermaIND-W
171.01min 100 balls
Best Score
Smriti MandhanaIND-W
124 (SR 193.75)64b · 14 fours · 7 sixes
Best Average
Shafali VermaIND-W
47.205 innings
Most Fifties
Shafali VermaIND-W
3

Bowling

Most Wickets
Deepti SharmaIND-W
1415.2 ov · 62 runs
Best Economy
Shree CharaniIND-W
3.68min 10 overs
Most Wides
Alison SiuHKC-W
6
Most No-Balls
Fatima SanaPAK-W
2
Best Figure
Chamari AthapaththuSL-W
7/53.3 ov · 1.4

Team Records

Highest Score
IND-W20 ov
193/5vs Hong Kong, China Women
Lowest All-Out
IDN-W18.3 ov
49/10vs Sri Lanka Women

Tournament Totals

Runs2,981
Wickets210
Fours290
Sixes54
Wides77
No Balls4

Tournament Recap

India Women capped off a perfect Women's Asia Cup 2026 campaign, winning all six of their matches to lift the trophy in Dubai without dropping a single game. They beat Sri Lanka Women by 72 runs in the final, backing up group-stage wins over Thailand, Hong Kong and Pakistan, and a semi-final victory over Bangladesh.

The tournament produced several standout individual performances. Shafali Verma was the standout batter of the event, finishing as the leading run-scorer with 236 runs at a strike rate of over 171, including three fifties. Smriti Mandhana produced the best individual innings of the tournament with a blistering 124 off 64 balls against Hong Kong, also becoming India's all-time leading run-scorer in women's international cricket along the way.

With the ball, Deepti Sharma led all bowlers with 14 wickets across the tournament, while Chamari Athapaththu produced the standout bowling performance of the event — a stunning 7 for 5 against Indonesia, including a hat-trick. Shree Charani was economical throughout and delivered when it mattered most, taking 4/20 in the final to seal the title for India.