India set to meet defending champions Sri Lanka in Women's T20 Asia Cup 2026 final in Dubai

India, seven-time winners, will attempt to extend their record with an eighth title as they face reigning champions Sri Lanka in the Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 final on Sunday in Dubai.

India and Sri Lanka will contest the Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 final on Sunday in Dubai, with the two sides meeting for the tournament’s deciding match. India enter the game as seven-time winners looking to extend their record haul to eight, while Sri Lanka arrive as the reigning champions hoping to retain the trophy.

Road to the final

Both teams reached the showpiece after progressing through the tournament’s earlier stages. India and Sri Lanka navigated their respective group matches and knockout rounds to earn places in the final, setting up a meeting that will decide the continental champion for 2026.

Team form and outlook

India will be bidding to convert their tournament form into another title, aiming to add to a long history of success in the competition. Sri Lanka, as defending champions, will seek to replicate the performances that brought them the crown in the previous edition and to defend it on a neutral venue in the United Arab Emirates.

Schedule and broadcast

The final is scheduled for Sunday in Dubai; exact start times and broadcaster details should be confirmed with local listings or official tournament channels. The match will conclude the Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 and determine whether India extend their record or Sri Lanka repeat as champions.

Significance

The result will either see India reinforce their dominance in the tournament’s history with an eighth title, or Sri Lanka maintain their status as Asia’s leading side by successfully defending the cup. Fans and cricketing authorities will be watching closely as the two teams compete for continental supremacy.