Semi-Final 2: Malaysia Women vs Myanmar Women | Squads, Players to Watch, Live Streaming Details

As the SEA Games Women’s T20 reaches its business end in Bangkok, the second semifinal pits Malaysia Women against Myanmar Women in what promises to be an engaging battle of contrasting cricketing styles. Malaysia have shown strong form in the group phase, including a solid win over Indonesia, where skipper Winifred Duraisingam led from the front with an impactful half-century, complemented by contributions from Elsa Hunter and a well-rounded batting unit that has posted competitive totals.

Their squad blends experience and all-round ability, featuring key names such as Ainna Hamizah Hashim, Nur Arianna Natsya, and Mahirah Izzati who all bring depth to both the batting and bowling departments. Myanmar, meanwhile, arrive in the semifinal on the back of spirited performances through the tournament. Players like Thae Thae Po have provided explosive middle-order hitting, while bowlers such as Zar Win have shown they can make breakthroughs even in tight spells. Although Myanmar face a formidable Malaysian side, they have the momentum of an underdog chasing a big challenge and will look to leverage their balanced mix of bat and ball to spring an upset.

Squads:

Malaysia Women

Ainur Amelina, Nur Arianna Natsya, Irdina Beh Nabil, Nur Dania Syuhada, Winifred Duraisingam, Aisya Eleesa, Mas Elysa, Ainna Hamizah Hashim, Nazatul Hidayah Husna Binti Razali, Elsa Hunter, Mahirah Izzati Ismail, Nur Izzatul Syafiqa, Wan Julia, Suabika Manivannan, Dhanusri Muhunan, Aina Najwa, Musfirah Nur Ainaa, Amalin Sorfina

Myanmar Women

Theint Theint Soe, Zon Lin, Zarli Win, May Po Po San, Htet Htet Aung, Zin Tharphy Kyaw, Thel Thel Aung, Lin Lin Tun, Khin Min Myat, Thae Thae Po, Shwe Yee Win, Zar Li Thoon, Thiri Sandar Shwe, Moe Ei Phyu, Pan Ei Phyu

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Players to watch out:

Lin Lin Tun

Lin Lin Tun has been a standout performer for Myanmar Women heading into the SEA Games semifinals, excelling with both bat and ball. In the group stage, she top-scored with 38 runs off 43 balls against Singapore, proving her ability to stabilise and accelerate the innings. Earlier in 2025 T20Is, she made valuable contributions with the bat and bowled effectively in key matches, highlighting her role as a key all-rounder. Her recent form shows her potential to make a significant impact in the semifinal.

Htet Aung

Htet Aung, a right-arm medium-pace bowler for Myanmar Women, has played a key role in recent T20 matches, contributing with both her bowling and lower-order batting. Despite mixed bowling figures, she has been a reliable option for crucial overs. With the bat, she scored 34 runs against Singapore in the SEA Games, showcasing her ability to add valuable runs. Her all-round contributions, especially in taking wickets and supporting the middle order, make her a player to watch in the upcoming semifinal.

Dhanusri Muhunan

Dhanusri Muhunan has played 17 WT20Is, picking up 5 wickets. She showed her potential in the match against the Philippines, where she picked up 1/13. It will be exciting to look her perform against Myanmar in the Semi-final.

Winifred Duraisingam

Winifred Duraisingam stands out as a key All-rounder for Malaysia. With her participation in 80 WT20Is, she has taken 56 wickets and scored 1263 runs, with her best bowling figures being 3/9 and her highest score 73. Recently, she has been on a roll, scoring 84 runs in the current tournament, and her contributions will be vital in the semi-final against Myanmar.

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Pitch Report:

The match will take place at Terdthai Cricket Ground in Bangkok, which is known for its balanced pitch. It offers early assistance to seamers with some movement and bounce, but as the game progresses, it becomes more favourable for batters. Spinners will begin to play a significant role as the overs unfold, relying more on accuracy and subtle variations than on sharp turn. Teams often prefer to chase at this venue, with competitive first-innings totals typically ranging from 110 to 140.

Weather Report:

As for the weather in Bangkok, it’s expected to be warm and dry, with temperatures ranging from 30 to 32°C. Rain seems unlikely, and with moderate humidity and clear skies, conditions should be perfect for a complete 20-over showdown.

Fantasy playing XI:

Lin Lin Tun, Thae Thae Aung, Theint Soe, Pan Ei Phyu, Zon Lin, Dhanusri Muhanan, Nahirah Izzati, Ainna Hamizah Hashim, Winifred Duraisingam, Elsa Hunter, Amalin Sorfina