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Toss Winner - Singapore won the toss and choose to bowl first
Malaysia beat Singapore by 37 runs
Can Singapore make a hattrick of wins as they meet Malaysia next?
Malaysia to win.
| Tournament: | ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Sub Regional Qualifier B , 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Bayuemas Cricket Oval, Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Malaysia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 26.0°C|Sunny |
Malaysia and Singapore cricket team will lock horns for the 10th match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Sub Regional Qualifier B on 12th October, 2026. The venue for this match is Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur and the scheduled start time is 6:45 IST.
Singapore are going through a poor run of form in the T20 format, while Malaysia enter the matchup with a breakthrough victory against Maldives. It would be an opportunity for both teams to get a crucial victory.
H2H history: Singapore and Malaysia have faced each other ten times in men's T20Is, with Malaysia holding the overall advantage, winning all ten matches compared with Singapore’s none.
Standings: Malaysia are standing at fourth place with two points in three games, while Singapore are third in the points table with four points.
MAL
137/2 in 20.0 6.85
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Saudi Arabia beat Malaysia by 3 wickets
139/7 in 19.1 7.25
72/5 in 10.0 7.2
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Hong Kong won by 7 runs (DLS method)
140/5 in 20.0 7
157/5 in 20.0 7.85
MAL vs UAE 2026
United Arab Emirates beat Malaysia by 59 runs216/3 in 20.0 10.8
156/9 in 20.0 7.8
MAL vs UAE 2026
United Arab Emirates beat Malaysia by 7 wickets157/3 in 17.4 8.89
SGP
155/7 in 20.0 7.75
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Singapore beat Maldives by 33 runs
188/6 in 20.0 9.4
174/7 in 20.0 8.7
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Saudi Arabia won by 75 runs
99/7 in 20.0 4.95
Malaysia won by 73 runs
Malaysia head into the contest on the back of a breakthrough victory over Maldives, securing their first win of the competition. The hosts restricted Maldives to 125 runs before chasing down the target in just 8.5 overs. Syed Aziz Mubarak starred with a blistering half-century off just 16 balls, while Pavandeep Singh chipped in with a four-wicket haul. The emphatic victory also improved Malaysia’s net run rate after they suffered defeats in their opening two matches.
Earlier, Malaysia endured a shocking three-wicket defeat against Saudi Arabia in a thrilling encounter. They had also started their campaign with a narrow loss to Hong Kong in the home opener. Malaysia restricted Hong Kong to 140 runs and reduced them to 72/5 during the first half of the innings. However, rain interrupted proceedings, and Hong Kong eventually secured a seven-run victory via the DLS method.
Malaysia also endured a heartbreaking end to their Asian Games campaign. They defeated Hong Kong in their only completed match of the competition and progressed to the quarterfinal stage, where their clash against Bangladesh was washed out. Before the Asian Games, Malaysia hosted the UAE in a three-match series but suffered a 3-0 whitewash.
Syed Aziz Mubarak will be one to watch in this contest. He was Malaysia’s leading run-scorer in the Asian Games Qualifiers, accumulating 109 runs in three innings. He also produced the tournament’s fastest half-century against Maldives, underlining his ability to provide explosive starts. With the ball, Vijay Unni remains a key figure for Malaysia. He claimed six wickets in the sub-regional qualifiers and enjoyed an impressive Asian Games Qualifiers campaign, taking 11 wickets in four matches at an economy rate of 5.40. Pavandeep Singh and Virandeep Singh both have five wickets each. The latter also has a half-century in the tournament.
Syed Aziz Mubarak(c), Virandeep Singh, Muhamad Syahadat, Aqeel Wahid, Sharvin Muniandy, Nazmus Sakib(w), Muhammad Amir Azim, Vijay Unni, Prashant Madhukar, Pavandeep Singh, Muhammad Wafiq
Pavandeep Singh, Syed Aziz, Virandeep Singh, Sharvin Muniandy, Muhamad Syahadat, Muhammad Amir Azim, Vijay Unni, Aslam Khan Malik, Aqeel Wahid, Nazmus Sakib, Prashant Madhukar
Singapore enter the matchup with a much-needed victory in the tournament. They outclassed China by 50 runs while defending 139 runs. Riaan Naik smashed 46 off 29 balls and Manpreet Singh picked up three wickets for just four runs. It was the second victory for Singapore in the Sub Regional Asia Qualifiers.
Earlier, they outclassed Maldives by 33 runs to get their first victory of the competition. Singapore posted 188 runs in the first innings, thanks to Surendran Chandramohan's century and Manpreet Singh's half-century. Maldives were three down on 96 runs but Singapore took control with regular wickets.
Meanwhile, they faced a crushing loss to Saudi Arabia in the opener of the tournament. Saudi posted a strong total of 174 runs in the first innings and Singapore were restricted to 99 runs. The 75-run loss in the opening game may haunt them later in the competition.
Before heading to the Malaysia trip, they had a disappointing run in the ACC Premier Cup 2026 where they lost all matches in the respective group. It was a 50-over competition and Singapore couldn't cross the 200-run mark in any of four games. Oman posted 316 runs and Kuwait scored 249 runs against them in the first two games while batting first. In the final two games, Singapore were bowled out for 150 against Qatar and 172 against UAE. They managed only 96 runs against Kuwait.
Surendran Chandramohan is the leading run-getter in the ongoing competition with 135 runs in three innings. He is the only batter to score a century in the tournament. Manpreet Singh could be a player to watch out for. The captain has contributed 84 runs in three innings and also picked up three wickets.
Akshay Puri, Amartya Kaul, Chandramauli Sridev, Daksh Pratap Singh Tyagi, Girin Gune, Harsh Venkataram, Jeevan Santhanam, Manpreet Singh(w/c), Riaan Naik, Surendran Chandramohan, Suryansh Gulecha
Manpreet Singh, Pranav Sudarshan, Surendran Chandramohan, Akshay Roopak Puri, Jeevan Santhanam, Riaan Naik, Suryansh Gulecha, Girin Gune, Harsh Venkataram, Daksh Tyagi, Kabir Zandani
The weather at Kuala Lumpur on 12th October is expected to be cloudy with a high of 32°C and a low of 25°C, along with a 65% chance of rain and north winds at 5 kph.
The surface at Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur is good for batting. 168 were defended on this surface where Hong Kong fell short of 10 runs. 138 is the highest successful run-chase at this venue during this competition. In the last five matches at this ground, the average first batting score in T20s is 141. It is a decent batting surface where batsmen need to play sensibly.
Score prediction:
If Malaysia bat first - 150-160 runs
If Singapore bat first - 140-150 runs
In the last five Men’s T20s on this surface, chasing sides won three games. So, chasing would be a good job. Meanwhile, it would be a tough task to chase 150-plus total on this surface. The highest successful run-chase at this venue is 138 so far in the ongoing competition. Both teams have had earlier success while bowling first and they will look to bowl first in this fixture as well.
Toss Prediction: Malaysia to win the coin toss.
Malaysia enter this contest as the favourites to win this match. They got their momentum back after a victory against Maldives. The hosts are 10-0 against Singapore across all formats. This is also a crucial match for both teams as both teams would eye a winning momentum in the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Sub Regional Qualifier B.
Malaysia to win.
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