Johor Baru, Malaysia.

• Asian Women's Trophy

• Bangladesh beat Nepal by 9 wickets.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 18 July.
  Nepal 26-8 (18 overs)
  Bangladesh: 27-2 (9.1 overs)

• Bangladesh beat Hong Kong by 59 runs.
  Johor Baru, 17 July.
  Bangladesh 100-7 (30 overs, P Ghosh 39*)
  Hong Kong 41 (23.3 overs, C Chakma 3-16)
• China lost to Nepal by 9 wickets. Johor Cricket Academy, 17 July.
  China 40 (28.5 overs, K Chaudhary 3-5)
  Nepal 41-1 (14.3 overs)

             P   W  NR   L  Pts
Bangladesh   3   3   0   0    6
China        3   2   0   1    4
Singapore    3   1   0   2    0
UAE          3   0   0   3    0

• Bangladesh beat UAE by 10 wickets.
  Johor Baru, 11 July.
  UAE 9 (10 overs, P. Ghosh 5-6, S Akter 3-2)
  Bangladesh 10-0 (1.2 overs)
• China beat Singapore by 38 runs.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 12 July.
  China 112-6 (30 overs)
  Singapore 74 (29.1 overs, MC Hua 3-9)
• Bangladesh beat Singapore by 10 wickets.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 13 July.
  Singapore 26-8 (30 overs, T Rani 3-11)
  Bangladesh 27-0 (7.3 overs)
• China beat UAE by 7 wickets.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 14 JUly.
  UAE 51 (29.2 overs)
  China 52-3 (14 overs)
• Bangladesh beat China by 86 runs.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 15 July.
  Bangladesh 108 (29.5 overs, MC Hua 4-27, CY Juan 3-16)
  China 22 (21 overs, C Chakma 4-5)
• Singapore beat UAE by 6 wickets.
  Johor Baru, 16 July.
  UAE 65-5 (30 overs)
  Singapore 66-4 (28.4 overs)

             P   W   T   L  Pts
Nepal        3   2   1   0    5
Hong Kong    3   2   0   1    4
Malaysia     3   1   1   1    3
Thailand     3   0   0   3    0

• Malaysia lost to Hong Kong by 114 runs.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 11 July.
  Hong Kong 143-4 (30 overs, N Pratt 71)
  Malaysia 29 (25.5 overs, N Pratt 4-4)
• Nepal beat Thailand by 55 runs.
  Johor Baru, 12 July.
  Nepal 95-8 (30 overs, M Thapa 36)
  Thailand 40 (21.1 overs, N Thapa 4-5)
• Hong Kong beat Thailand by 6 wickets.
  Johor Baru, 13 July.
  Thailand 40 (26.2 overs, G Li 3-7)
  Hong Kong 41-4
• Malaysia tied with Nepal.
  Johor Baru, 14 July.
  Malaysia 73-9 (30 overs, N Rajaopadhya 4-8, N Thapa 3-10)
  Nepal 73 (28.3 overs, A Ali 3-15)
• Hong Kong lost to Nepal by 7 wickets.
  Johor Baru, 15 July.
  Hong Kong 31 (23.5 overs, Rajaopadhya 3-4, Thapa 3-5)
  Nepal 34-3 (23.5 overs)
• Malaysia beat Thailand by 61 runs.
  Johor Cricket Academy, 16 July.
  Malaysia 101-8 (30 overs)
  Thailand 40 (15.1 overs, W Duraisingham 3-10)

• Player of the tournament: Panna Ghosh (Bangladesh)
• Batter of the tournament: Neisha Pratt (Hong Kong)
• Bowler of the tournament: Nary Thapa (Nepal)
• Wicket-keeper of the tournament: Mina Khatun (Bangladesh)