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Toss Winner - Bhutan Women won the toss and choose to bowl first
Hong Kong Women beat Bhutan Women by 97 runs
Hong Kong women remain favourites despite Bhutan’s home advantage.
Hong Kong women to win against Bhutan women!
| Tournament: | Bhutan Women's T20I Tri-Series 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Gelephu International Cricket Ground, Bhutan, Bhutan |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
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The final of the Bhutan Women's T20I Tri-Series 2026 will pit hosts Bhutan Women against Hong Kong Women. It is happening on Thursday, 29 January 2026, at the Gelephu International Cricket Stadium.
This tournament has been full of entertainment. Hong Kong came in as the strong team and stayed perfect, winning every group game to go straight to the final.
Bhutan, though, has been amazing. They beat the higher-ranked Malaysia three times, including in the semi-final, to set up this final match.
HKG-W
110/7 in 20.0 5.5
BWT20TRI 2026
Hong Kong Women beat Bhutan Women by 64 runs174/5 in 30.0 5.8
99/7 in 20.0 4.95
WTSIJ
Japan Women beat Hong Kong Women by 22 runs
77/10 in 18.0 4.28
76/3 in 11.5 6.42
74/10 in 18.2 4.04
BTN-W
82/2 in 12.4 6.47
BWT20TRI 2026
Bhutan Women beat Malaysia Women by 8 wickets81/7 in 20.0 4.05
114/2 in 18.3 6.16
BWT20TRI 2026
Bhutan Women beat Malaysia Women by 8 wickets113/6 in 20.0 5.65
110/7 in 20.0 5.5
BWT20TRI 2026
Hong Kong Women beat Bhutan Women by 64 runs174/5 in 30.0 5.8
100/7 in 19.2 5.17
BWT20TRI 2026
Bhutan beat Malaysia by 3 wickets
98/8 in 20.0 4.9
Hong Kong are ranked 22nd in the ICC rankings, and they've played like it. Captain Natasha Miles has been brilliant in the series, leading the team and topping their batting with 168 runs in four matches. She hit a hundred early in the tournament and scored 62 in their last game against Malaysia. She's the kind of player who makes things happen.
The top order has been solid too. Yasmin Daswani has scored 148 runs, and Mariko Hill has 86 runs. Their best moment was posting 174 against Bhutan earlier.
What really sets Hong Kong apart is how well-rounded they are. The bowling has great depth. Kary Chan is the joint-top wicket-taker in the series with 8 wickets, Charlotte Chan has grabbed 7, Alison Siu has 5, and Ruchitha Venkatesh and Iqra Sahar have chipped in with 4 and 3. They don't rely on individual brilliance; rather, it's been a team effort.
Natasha Miles (C), Mariko Hill, Yasmin Daswani, Kary Chan, Charlotte Chan, Maryam Bibi, Hiu Ying Cheong (WK), Emma Lai, Ruchitha Venkatesh, Alison Siu, Yee Shan To.
Kary Chan, Charlotte Chan, Hiu Ying Cheung, Emma Lai, Mariko Hill, Maryam Bibi, Natasha Miles, Ruchitha Venkatesh, Alison Siu, Yee Shan Pull To, Yasmin Daswani
Despite hosting the tri-series, few people expected Bhutan Women to qualify for the final match. But they worked hard and actually beat a higher-ranked Malaysian women's team three times in the series, including in the semi-final.
The 19-year-old Ngawang Choden, who has amassed 187 runs in five matches at an average of over 62, has dominated the batting department. She stayed calm and even scored against Hong Kong's excellent bowling. After her, Tshering Zangmo has 72 runs, and Sonam Choden has gone past 50, but the rest of the lineup have struggled to score quickly, especially when they need to chase 120+.
The bowling is why they are here. It's been a fantastic run in the series. Ritshi Choden has eight wickets, tied for the most in the series; Sonam has seven; and Riya Pradhan, Anju Gurung, and Tshering Zangmo have each taken four wickets. Tshering Choden adds three more. This attack has taken wickets at key moments all tournament.
For Bhutan Women to win this tri-series, it's important for them to turn up with the bat and try to score a bit quicker and continue their brilliance with the ball.
Ngawang Choden (WK), Karma Dema, Mamta Rai, Tshering Zangmo, Anju Gurung (C), Chado Om, Sonam Choden, Ritshi Choden, Riya Pradhan, Sonam, and Tshering Choden.
Eva Somsel Yangzom, Ngawang Choden, Karma Dema, Tshering Zangmo, Anju Gurung, Sonam Choden, Ritshi Choden, Chado Om, Tshering Choden, Riya Pradhan, Sonam
Over the last few days, we have seen great weather in Gelephu, but on the occasion of the final match, the weather looks a bit gloomy. There will be haze and clouds covering the sun, making it very cool weather with temperatures around 8-4°C. There is a possibility of light rain around the afternoon hours with a 25% probability of precipitation.
The Gelephu pitch is balanced but slows down a tad bit as the game goes on. First-innings batting is easier, with an average score around 127. The highest total here is 174, the lowest 78, and the best successful chase is 114. Anything over 130 in the second innings becomes very tough due to the grip and slower pace.
On an occasion such as this, the final match, both sides will be hoping to bowl first. There is no particular advantage to the toss, but considering the pressure of the final, both sides will be hoping to bowl first, chase the total on the board, and pace the inning accordingly.
This is going to be an exciting match-up between the two teams. Hosts Bhutan are well aware of the conditions, but given how Hong Kong Women remained the team to beat in this series, they are a serial contender to win the series. The batting brilliance of Natasha Miles, Mariko Hill, and Yasmin Daswani, combined with the quality bowling displayed by Kary Chan and Charlotte Chan throughout the series, would guide Hong Kong to the title.
Hong Kong women to win against Bhutan women!
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