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SL-W vs IDN-W Prediction & Match Preview – Women’s Asia Cup 2026

Sri Lanka Women meet Indonesia Women in the sixth match of the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Sri Lanka made a confident start with a comfortable nine-wicket victory over United Arab Emirates Women and will want to keep that momentum going as they push for a place in the knockout stage.

Indonesia, making their debut in the competition, lost their opener to Bangladesh Women by 71 runs. They will be looking for a much better display and a chance to show what they can do on this stage.

Chamari Athapaththu leads a Sri Lanka line-up that includes Harshitha Samarawickrama, Kavisha Dilhari and Chamudi Praboda, while Ni Putu Ayu Nanda Sakarini captains Indonesia from behind the stumps. Sri Lanka’s depth should make a total around 150 hard for Indonesia to chase, particularly if the surface slows in the middle overs.

Probable playing XI

Sri Lanka Women

  1. Imesha Dulani
  2. Chamari Athapaththu (c)
  3. Sanjana Kavindi
  4. Harshitha Samarawickrama
  5. Kavisha Dilhari
  6. Kaushani Nuthyangana (wk)
  7. Nilakshika Silva
  8. Sugandika Kumari
  9. Chamudi Praboda
  10. Chethana Vimukthi
  11. Mithali Ayodhya

Indonesia Women

  1. Maria Corazon
  2. Rahmawati Pangestuti
  3. Ni Luh Dewi
  4. Ni Putu Ayu Nanda Sakarini (c, wk)
  5. Ni Kadek Fitria Rada Rani
  6. Desi Wulandari
  7. Ni Made Putri Suwandewi
  8. Sofia Velic
  9. Ni Kadek Ariani
  10. Sang Maypriani
  11. Dara A Laksmi Paramitha

Pitch report

The surface in Dubai is typically even, with some early help for the quicks. It can be dry and slowish, so spinners and slower balls come into play in the middle overs. Batters find scoring easier once they have settled, particularly under lights, and evening dew can make the ball skid on and help the chasing team. A first-innings score of 155–165 is usually competitive here, with 170 or more a strong platform.

Weather

Hot and dry conditions are expected, with temperatures of roughly 35–40°C in the evening and mostly clear to hazy skies. The chance of rain is very low. Winds should be light to moderate and humidity may climb as night falls, so dew could appear later and make the ball skid on in the second innings.

Expected scores

  • 1st innings: 135–150
  • 2nd innings: 120–140

Frequently asked questions

How did Sri Lanka Women start the tournament?

They beat United Arab Emirates Women by nine wickets in their opening match.

How did Indonesia Women begin?

On their tournament debut they lost to Bangladesh Women by 71 runs.

What total is competitive?

Around 145–150 should be a competitive first-innings score, and chasing may be slightly easier if dew develops.

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