Written by: Karthik Reddy
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Defending champions India A Women take on Bangladesh A Women in the final of the ACC Women’s Asia Cup Rising Stars 2026 at the Terdthai Cricket Ground in Bangkok on February 22, 2026. This is a repeat of the 2023 final when India beat Bangladesh by 31 runs in Hong Kong.

Radha Yadav captains a strong Indian side that has shown excellent form after an opening match stumble. Fahima Khatun leads a confident Bangladesh team that comes into this match unbeaten in the knockout rounds.

Both teams have displayed strong bowling performances throughout this tournament. The winner will be crowned Rising Stars champions in what promises to be an exciting contest.

India A Women vs Bangladesh A Women Match Preview

India A Women qualified for the final by beating Sri Lanka A by five wickets in the first semi-final. Radha Yadav starred with both bat and ball, taking 4/19 and then hitting an unbeaten 31 to guide the chase. India A topped Group A with wins over Pakistan A and Nepal after losing their opening match to the UAE. Bangladesh A Women reached the final by crushing Pakistan A by 54 runs in the second semi-final. Captain Fahima Khatun scored an unbeaten 40 and took 2/6. Sanjida Akter Meghla was brilliant with 3/6 as Pakistan collapsed to just 56. Bangladesh A finished Group B unbeaten with wins over Sri Lanka A, Thailand, and Malaysia.

IND A W vs BAN A W
Source: IPL.COM
DetailsInformation
MatchIndia A Women vs Bangladesh A Women, Final
Date22 February 2026
Time2:00 PM Local / 12:30 PM IST / 7:00 AM GMT
VenueTerdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand
SeriesACC Women’s Asia Cup Rising Stars 2026
ContextTournament final, rematch of 2023 final

Pitch Report

The Terdthai Cricket Ground offers a balanced turf pitch that suits both batting and bowling. The surface provides consistent bounce, benefiting medium-pace bowlers and spinners. Fast bowlers find decent carry early in the innings. As the match progresses, the pitch slows down and gives spinners more assistance. The ball tends to grip and turn in the later stages, making spinners crucial in the death overs.

Statistical analysis shows this is a bowler-friendly venue with average first-innings scores around 110-120 in T20 matches. Totals below 140 are common here. Spin bowling has claimed more wickets than pace at this ground. Teams batting first need to build partnerships and avoid collapse, as chasing low totals can still be tricky.

AspectDetails
Pitch TypeBalanced turf surface assists bowlers
Average 1st Innings ScoreAround 110-120 in T20s
Pace vs SpinSpinners have the edge, especially in later overs
Toss FactorBatting first is slightly preferred
Key StrategyBuild partnerships, use spinners in middle overs

Weather Report

Bangkok in late February marks the start of Thailand’s hot season. Match day will see clear skies with temperatures between 25°C and 32°C. During the afternoon match, temperatures will be around 30-32°C with high humidity. Rain chances are minimal with only isolated thundershowers possible. Humidity levels will be high at around 80-90%, which could make playing conditions challenging for players. The bright sunshine will favor good visibility for fielders.

ConditionDetails
Temperature25-32°C (around 30°C during match)
SkyClear to partly cloudy
Rain ChanceVery low
Humidity80-90% (high)
OverallHot and humid, typical Bangkok weather

Toss Prediction

The captain winning the toss at Terdthai Cricket Ground is likely to choose to bat first. The pitch tends to slow down as the match progresses, making batting more difficult in the second innings. Spinners get more assistance later in the game. Defending totals has been slightly easier at this venue because chasing teams often struggle against spin when the pitch grips. Both semi-finals saw the team batting first post defendable totals. Expect the toss winner to bat first and set a target.

Injury Updates

India A Women: No Injury Concern.

Bangladesh A Women: No Injury Concern.

Dream11 Team For India A Women vs Bangladesh A Women

Dream 11 team for IND A W vs BAN A W
Source: Dream11

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Top Picks For The Match

PlayerTeamRoleKey Points
Radha YadavIND-AAll-rounderCaptain, 4/19 and 31* in semi-final, ODI World Cup winner
Vrinda DineshIND-ABatterLeading scorer, 42 in semi-final, aggressive opener
Tanuja KanwarIND-ABowlerLeft-arm spinner, 4/12 vs Nepal, wicket-taking threat
Fahima KhatunBAN-AAll-rounderCaptain, 40* and 2/6 in semi-final, Player of the Match
Sanjida Akter MeghlaBAN-ABowler3/6 in the semi-final, dismantled Pakistan’s middle order
Sarmin SultanaBAN-ABatterConsistent contributor, 15 in semi-final, steady presence
About the Author

As the editor of TheCricketPanda, Karthik Reddy combines his extensive knowledge of fantasy cricket with a deep passion for the sport to deliver precise predictions and strategic advice. With over 4 years of experience in analyzing IPL and international cricket matches, he has become a trusted name among fantasy sports enthusiasts. Karthik’s keen eye for detail, backed by data-driven insights and a thorough understanding of player performance and match dynamics, has helped fans make informed decisions in their fantasy leagues.

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