• Thailand qualified for the Women's Asia Cup semi-final on Tuesday.

  • Defending champions Bangladesh were eliminated after their final league game was washed out.

Twitter reactions: Thailand qualifies for Women’s Asia Cup semi-finals for the first time
Thailand qualify for Women's Asia Cup semi-finals (Image Source: Twitter)

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 credit.

The top four line up, though, is yet to be decided as Sri Lanka and Pakistan, who have already qualified for the semi-finals, 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:

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