Thailand have booked their place in the semi-finals of the ongoing Women’s Asia Cup 2022 after Bangladesh’s last league game against UAE was washed out on Tuesday morning.

Notably, Bangladesh needed two points to finish fourth and take the last?? available semi-final spot, but ?they got only one point from the abandoned game and finished in fifth place on the points table.

the defending champions won only two out of their six games in the multi-team tournament, while Thailand bagged three victories as they defeated UAE, Malaysia, and Pakistan to finish on six points.

Not to forget, Thailand’s success at the global competition has been powered by their openers, Nannapat Koncharoenkai and Natthakan Chantham, along with their inspirational skipper Naruemol Chaiwai. When it comes to the ball, left-arm spinner Thipatcha Putthawong sizzled in the tournament and is among?? the top five wicket-takers with eight scalps to her cr?edit.

The top four line up, though, i??????????????????????????s yet to be decided as Sri Lanka and Pakistan, who have already qualified for the semi-fin??als, will take on each other in their last league game, and a win for either side could remove India from the top spot.

Here is how Twitter reacted:

Thailand were cruelly denied a spot in the 50-over WC (and IWC) with COVID around.?? Bangladesh and Pakistan went thr??ough from that group.

Now they move into the semis in th?e Asia Cup with ??rain around. Bangladesh missed out.

Destiny.

— Bharath Ramaraj (@Fancricket12) October 11, 2022

History: Thailand Women quali??fied into the Semi-Final of Asia Cup 2022 along with India, Pa?kistan & Sri Lanka.

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) October 11, 2022

Congratulations to Thai girl's on their qualification to the Women's Asia Cup 2022 Semi Finals.

— Roshan Abeysinghe (@RoshanCricket) October 11, 2022

This is the first time Bangladesh finished outside the top-4 in a Women's Asia Cup.

— Kausthub Gudipati (@kaustats) October 11, 2022

India lost to Pakistan.

Pakistan lost to Thailand.

Thailand lost to Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka lost to India.

This #WomensAsiaCup2022 has been the best one so far.#AsiaCup #AsiaCup2022

— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) October 11, 2022

Really 💔 for Bangladesh!

It has been a tough year for the hosts whether it's WC by NZ, CWG by ENG or this Asia Cup.

But redemption for Thailand after missing out 2 worthy qualifications, finally l?uck favored them bcz they always performed well. They deserve it. �?a href="//twitter.com/hashtag/AsiaCup?src=hash&;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" data-wpel-link="exclude">#AsiaCup

— Ritwika Dhar (@RituD307) October 11, 2022

Feeling bad for Bangladesh. But yes? happy for Thailand.

Mixed emotions.#AsiaCup2022

— Yash Lahoti (@YvLahoti) October 11, 2022

Thailand women 🇹🇭 are into the SEMI-FINALS of #AsiaCup for the first time.

Heartbreak for Bangladesh. They are eliminated 🙌#BANvUAE #cricket

— Visheshta Jotwanii (@visheshtaaa_j15) October 11, 2022

Thailand Women's cricket team Qualified for Women's Asia cup semifinal for the first time in their history after rain abandoned Bangladesh Women's cricket team vs UAE women's.

This is really incredible achievement. More cricketing nation incoming. Big congratulations. 👌👌👏 pic.twitter.com/8xN53Dahog

— Plastic Fan (@footy_work) October 11, 2022

Thailand women create a history and they qualified for Semis on Women Asia Cup 2022 because of BanW vs UAEW match called off due to rain so, Thailand Women have six points and Bangladesh Women have 5 points only.#WomemAsiaCup2022

— Jaya Suriyan (@_jayasuriyan_) October 11, 2022

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Thailand pulled off a memorable victory over Pakistan at the Women’s T20 Asia Cup match in Sylhet on Thursday. Natthakan Chantham starred with the ??bat in hand as she scored 61 runs off 51 balls to help Thailand win the contest by four wickets.

Chasing 117, Thailand needed ten off six and then eight off five when Rosenan Kanoh hit Diana Baig for a boundary to make it four off four. Nattaya Boochatham eventually got Thailand over the finish line with a s??ingle on the fifth delivery, sparking wild celebrations.

Earlier, batting first, Pakistan posted a modest 116 riding on Sidra Ameen’s 64-ball 56. Meanwhile, Sornnarin Tippoch?? was the pick of the bowlers for Thailand, with figures o??f 2 for 20.

“Very excited. Pakistan are a strong side. We want to beat every team, but at the moment, we just enjoyed our fielding and batting. I want my team to have fun, and the win comes automatically,” Thailand captain Naruemol Chaiwai said after her team’s historic win.

Thailand are currently at the fourth spot in the Women’s T20 Asia Cup standings and remains in contention for a place in the semi-finals. They have their remaining games against the UAE and Malaysia.

Check out the video here:

The sheer happiness after scoring those winning runs ✨The Thailand🇹🇭 Team won our hearts and the match today@ThailandCricket #ACC #AsiaCup2022 #WomensAsiaCup pic.twitter.com/atJwwG7wfh

— AsianCricketCouncil (@ACCMedia1) October 6, 2022

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During the final of the Women’s T20 Challenge 2020 in Sharjah, Trailblazers’ Nattakan Chantam came up with a stunning effort that was certain to catch the at?tention of the cricketing world.

The first cricketer from Thailand to feature in the Women’s T20 Challenge, Chantam produced a jaw-dropping effort to save two runs for her side.

Chasing an outside edge off Jemimah Rodrigues’ bat, Chantam gave it her all to prevent the ball from reaching the boundary line. Sophie Ecclestone was the bowler.

That effort came in the second over as Supernovas were chasing Trailblazers’ 118 for eight wickets in 20 overs at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium.

The video clip of Nattakan has since gone viral and won praise from many, including contemporary players like England’s Kate Cross. “Worth it for this piece of fielding though,” Kate wrote while commenting on a tweet that attached the video of Nattakan’s effort.

So good! My back hurt jus??t from watching that!! 😂

— Kate Cross (@katecross16) November 9, 2020

“I just saw a boundary save in the women’s T20 challenge from Chantam that was as good as anything I saw in 59 IPL matches this season!” tweeted commentator Joy Bhattacharjya.

I just saw a boundary save in the women's T20 challenge from Chantam that was as good as anything I saw in 59 IPL matches this season! pic.twitter.com/Vcefgrp11L

— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) November 9, 2020

Later in the Supernovas’ innings, Nattakan took a brilliant catch at cover-point to help Deepti Sharma in dismissing the dangerous Jemimah. Supernovas were eventually restricted to 102 for seven wickets in 20 overs, which gave Trailblazers’ their maiden title with a 16-run victory.

Here’s how other members of the cricketing fraternity reacted:

Sharjah is the place to go for diving boundary stops. This just now from Nattakan Chantam in the Women’s T20 Challenge. Needs to put a bit more effort in, I’d say, she’s left a bit out there pic.twitter.com/XrsqtDB9Dm

— Paul Radley (@PaulRadley) November 9, 2020

Nattakan Chantam – you are an absolute superstar! #WomensT20Challange

— Shikha Pandey (@shikhashauny) November 9, 2020

Chantam, What a fielder she is, amazing!🙌👏�?br />Probably better than some of the male fielders as well! Gives her everything! #JioWomensT20Challenge

— Reema Malhotra (@ReemaMalhotra8) November 9, 2020

So it was as good as @nicholas_47 ?? //t.co/APQFmrQ1zp pic.twitter.com/XscAUNNLjl

— Eoin Morgan (@Eoin16) November 9, 2020

So bloody good !!! 👏 //t.co/2hFDVqJxv8

— Veda Krishnamurthy (@vedakmurthy08) November 9, 2020

From the notes I made on @NatthakanJeans ahead of today's pre show: "Whats surprised me is her speed across the outfield, and that tells me fitness standards in the Thailand team are very high."

Chantham today:#WomensT20Challenge pic.twitter.com/61lKdMykft

— Snehal Pradhan (@SnehalPradhan) November 9, 2020

Amazing piece of athleticism 👏🏽👏🏽 //t.co/5ZF5HPpEoz

— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) November 9, 2020

Chantam, What a fielder she is, amazing!🙌👏�?br />Probably better than some of the male fielders as well! Gives her everything! #JioWomensT20Challenge

— Reema Malhotra (@ReemaMalhotra8) November 9, 2020

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Australia will host the seventh edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. The tournament will bowl out on February 21 at the Sydney Showground Stadium.

The final is scheduled to be played at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on March 8, which also happens to be International Women’s Day. Hosts Australia will enter the tournament as the defending champions.

Six venues in four cities have been finalized for the 2020 edition of ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. A total of 23 games will be played in the next 20 days. All the ten teams taking part in the competition have been divided into two groups of five each. The top-two teams will advance to the knockout stage.

Groups

• Group A – Australia, India, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
• Group B – England, South Africa, West Indies, Pakistan, Thailand

Fixtures

• February 21: Australia v India, Sydney (Showground) (8:00 am GMT)
• February 22: West Indies v Thailand, Perth (WACA) (6:00 am GMT)
• February 22: New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Perth (WACA) (11:00 am GMT)
• February 23: England v South Africa, Perth (WACA) (11:00 am GMT)
• February 24: Australia v Sri Lanka, Perth (WACA) (6:00 am GMT)
• February 24: India v Bangladesh, Perth (WACA) (11:00 am GMT)
• February 26: England v Thailand, Canberra (3:00 am GMT)
• February 26: West Indies v Pakistan, Canberra (8:00 am GMT)
• February 27: India v New Zealand, Melbourne (Junction Oval) (3:00 am GMT)
• February 27: Australia v Bangladesh, Canberra (8:00 am GMT)
• February 28: South Africa v Thailand, Canberra (3:00 am GMT)
• February 28: England v Pakistan, Canberra (8:00 am GMT)
• February 29: New Zealand v Bangladesh, Melbourne (Junction Oval) (3:00 am GMT)
• February 29: India v Sri Lanka, Melbourne (Junction Oval) (8:00 am GMT)
• March 1: South Africa v Pakistan, Sydney (Showground) (3:00 am GMT)
• March 1: England v West Indies, Sydney (Showground) (8:00 am GMT)
• March 2: Sri Lanka v Bangladesh, Melbourne (Junction Oval) (3:00 am GMT)
• March 2: Australia v New Zealand, Melbourne (Junction Oval) (8:00 am GMT)
• March 3: Pakistan v Thailand, Sydney (Showground) (3:00 am GMT)
• March 3: West Indies v South Africa, Sydney (Showground) (8:00 am GMT)
• March 5: First semi-final, Sydney (SCG) (3:00 am GMT)
• March 5: Second semi-final, Sydney (SCG) (8:00 am GMT)
• March 8: Final, Melbourne (MCG) (8:00 am GMT)

Broadcast and Live Streaming Details

• Afghanistan – Moby TV & Hotstar
• Australia – Channel 9, Fox Sports, Kayo Live Stream, SEN Radio & Macquarie Sports Radio
• Bangladesh – BTV, GTV & Rabbitholebd
• England – Sky Sports, SkyGo & NowTV
• India – Star Sports Network, Doordarshan & Hotstar
• Ireland – Sky Sports & NowTV
• New Zealand – Sky Sports NZ & SkyGo Fan Pass
• Pakistan – PTV Sports & Ten Cricket
• South Africa – Super Sports 5, SuperSport Website & Supersport App
• Sri Lanka – Ten Sports & Hotstar
• West Indies/Caribbean Islands – ESPN & ESPN Play
• Zimbabwe – SuperSports 5 & SuperSport App
• Asia Central Region – Hotstar Website & Hotstar App
• Canada – ATN Cricket Plus & ATN website
• Europe – Hotstar Website & App
• Hong Kong – Star Cricket & Now TV
• Malaysia – Fox International & Astro Go
• Nepal – Star Sports & Hotstar
• North Africa – OSN
• North America – ESPN
• Oceania – Digicel & Digicel Play
• Oman – OSN
• Scotland – Sky Sports, SkyGo & Now TV
• Singapore – Star Cricket, Star Hub Go & Singtel
• South American Counties – ESPN Website, ESPN Brazil (Stream) & ESPN Play South
• Sub-Saharan Africa – Super Sports
• The Middle East – OSN CricHD, Eleven Sports & Wavo Stream
• The Netherlands – Sky Sports
• United Arab Emirates – OSN & Wavo
• United States of America – Willow TV

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Australia will attempt to defend their title on home soil during the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup which is scheduled to begin from Friday (February 21).

All the participating teams w?ill play 2 matches each before the actual tourn?ament starts. It will not only help the players get some match practice but also get them acclimatized to the pitches and conditions in Australia.

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up matches will be played at two venues in Brisbane and Adelaide. The Allan Border Field in Brisbane will host four games and the Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide will host the remaining six matches.

The warm?-up games will begin from February 15 and go on till February 20.

Schedule of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 Warm-Up Matches

• February 15: Australia v West Indies, Brisbane (Allan Border Field) (04:00 am GMT)
• February 16: Bangladesh v Thailand, Brisbane (Allan Border Field) (12:00 am GMT)
• February 16: Sri Lanka v South Africa, Adelaide (Karen Rolton Oval) (12:00 am GMT)
• February 16: India v Pakistan, Brisbane (Allan Border Field) (04:00 am GMT)
• February 16: England v New Zealand, Adelaide (Karen Rolton Oval) (04:00 am GMT)
• February 18: Australia v South Africa, Adelaide (Karen Rolton Oval) (12:00 am GMT)
• February 18: India v West Indies, Brisbane (Allan Border Field) (04:00 am GMT)
• February 18: England v Sri Lanka, Adelaide (Karen Rolton Oval) (04:00 am GMT)
• February 19: New Zealand v Thailand, Adelaide (Karen Rolton Oval) (12:00 am GMT)
• February 20: Bangladesh v Pakistan, Brisbane (Allan Border Field) (12:00 am GMT)

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