Cricket - Team Malaysia

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Cricket

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
3	MUNIYANDY SMUNIYANDY Sharvin	180 cm	15 Oct 1995
5	SURENDRAN SSURENDRAN Sharveen	166 cm	7 Aug 2004
7	BIN SYED MUBARAK SABIN SYED MUBARAK Syed Aziz	170 cm	7 Oct 1998
8	BIN ABD SHUKOR MAABIN ABD SHUKOR Muhammad Amir Azim	162 cm	24 Apr 2001
10	BIN MD YATIM AHBIN MD YATIM Ainool Hafizs	176 cm	15 Mar 1996
12	BIN MOHAMMAD NOOR AFBIN MOHAMMAD NOOR Ahmad Faiz	165 cm	12 Feb 1988
15	BIN IDRUS SEBIN IDRUS Syazrul Ezat	170 cm	9 Jan 1991
17	JAGJIT SINGH PSJAGJIT SINGH Pavandeep Singh	191 cm	17 Jan 1997
19	BIN MOHD KHAIR HBIN MOHD KHAIR Haiqal	176 cm	19 May 2001
23	SINGH VSINGH Virandeep	191 cm	23 Mar 1999
37	MUHAMMAD RIDZWAN MAZMUHAMMAD RIDZWAN Muhammad Aiman Zaquan	168 cm	3 Jul 2006
56	BIN ABD MALEK MABIN ABD MALEK Muhammad Akram	178 cm	13 Nov 2007
72	SURESH VUSURESH Vijay Unni	181 cm	15 Aug 2003
79	BIN ZULKIFLE AZBIN ZULKIFLE Ahmad Zubaidi	174 cm	15 Feb 2000
96	BIN A RAHMAN MABIN A RAHMAN Muhammad Anwar	160 cm	23 Sep 1996

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Cricket	Men's Team	5

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Men's Preliminary Round- Group C #3 MAS Malaysia 160/8 SGP Singapore 87/10	Finished
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Men's Preliminary Round- Group C #9 THA Thailand 74/9 MAS Malaysia 268/4	Finished
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Men's Quarterfinal 4 #13 BAN Bangladesh 116/5 MAS Malaysia 114/8	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games T20
5	2014	Incheon, KOR
5	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
ACC Twenty20 Cup
5	2013	Nepal
6	2011	Nepal
7	2009	United Arab Emirates
9	2007	Kuwait
South East Asian Games
1	2017	Malaysia
2	2023	Cambodia
2	2023	Cambodia
2	2023	Cambodia
2	2017	Malaysia

Team Overview

General
Malaysia competed at the two previous editions of the Asian Games to have featured men's cricket. They exited the competition at the quarterfinal stage on both occasions, losing to Bangladesh at the 2010 Games in Guangzhou and suffering defeat to Hong Kong, China four years later in Incheon.

The Malaysian team had a successful tournament as hosts of the 2017 South East Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur, finishing on the podium in both the 50-over tournament and the Twenty20 tournament. They were gold medallists in the 50-over format after winning all four of their matches, but had to settle for silver in the Twenty20 tournament following defeat to Singapore in the final.

In July 2022 the team won the Malaysia Quadrangular Series, a four-team tournament that also featured Bhutan, Maldives, and Thailand.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event