Cricket - Team Malaysia

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Cricket

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
5	WINIFRED ANNE DWINIFRED ANNE Duraisingam	160 cm	6 Apr 1993
9	AINA NAJWA BARAINA NAJWA Binti Abdul Rahman	165 cm	1 Aug 1996
10	BINTI MUHAMMAD RI.BINTI MUHAMMAD RIDHWAN Ainur Ameli.	165 cm	22 Apr 2005
15	SOFEA WNZSOFEA Wan Nor Zulaika	160 cm	1 Jun 2003
16	NIK NUR ATIELANIK NUR ATIELA Binti Nik Din	163 cm	16 Sep 1999
17	WAN JULIA BWMRWAN JULIA Binti Wan Mohd Rosli	157 cm	16 Feb 1989
18	INTAN JAMAHIDAYUINTAN JAMAHIDAYU Binti Jaafar	160 cm	11 Sep 1996
24	AISYA ELEESA ERNIAISYA ELEESA ERNI Firdauz	158 cm	24 Oct 2002
25	AINNA HAMIZAH BHAINNA HAMIZAH Binti Hashim	164 cm	29 Jul 2000
28	ARIANNA NATASYAARIANNA NATASYA Binti Benn Rakquid.	158 cm	28 Mar 2002
29	DHANUSRI SMDHANUSRI Sri Muhunan	156 cm	29 Sep 2003
44	NUR DANIA SYUHADANUR DANIA SYUHADA Binti Abedul Sam.	164 cm	11 Sep 2005
55	MAHIRAH IZZATI BIMAHIRAH IZZATI Binti Ismail	164 cm	12 Apr 2000
93	MAS ELYSA YASMINMAS ELYSA YASMIN Binti Zulkifli	158 cm	19 May 2001
98	MUSFIRAH NUR AINA.MUSFIRAH NUR AINAA BAITI Binti Azmi	156 cm	12 Apr 2005

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Cricket	Women's Team	5

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Women's Preliminary Round- Group B #2 HKG Hong Kong, China 82/10 MAS Malaysia 104/9	Finished
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Women's Quarterfinal 1 #4 IND India 173/2 MAS Malaysia 1/0	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games T20
7	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
10	2014	Incheon, KOR
ACC Twenty20 Championship
5	2011	Kuwait
6	2009	Malaysia
Asia Cup
6	2018	Malaysia
7	2022	Bangladesh
South East Asian Games
3	2023	Cambodia
3	2017	Malaysia

Team Overview

General
Malaysia competed at the two previous editions of the Asian Games to have featured women's cricket. They lost both of their pool matches at the 2010 Games in Guangzhou and were ranked joint-last of the eight teams that took part. They were also unable to secure a win four years later in Incheon, suffering defeat to Thailand and Nepal in Group D and again finishing joint-bottom of the final standings.

The team appeared at the Women's Twenty20 Asia Cup in 2018 and 2022, losing all 11 matches they played across the two tournaments. They finished as runners-up when they hosted the 2022 ACC Women's T20 Championship after a five-wicket defeat to the United Arab Emirates in the final.

The Malaysian team won a bronze medal at the 2017 South East Asian Games, which they hosted in Kuala Lumpur. In a four-team tournament, they defeated Singapore and then lost to Thailand and Indonesia in the round-robin. That qualified them for the third-place match, where they beat the Singaporeans for a second time to secure their place on the podium.

Legend

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