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Mongolia aim to capitalise on Myanmar's five-match losing streak
Myanmar to win the match.
| Tournament: | ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Sub Regional Qualifier A 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | UKM Cricket Oval, Bangi, Malaysia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
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| Bookie | MyanmarMNR | MongoliaMNG |
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Mongolia will face off against Myanmar in the 19th match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Sub Regional Asia Qualifier A 2026 at YSD-UKM Cricket Oval in Bangi. Both teams are struggling in the tournament and will look to end their losing streaks.
In the points table, Mongolia sit sixth with one point from five matches, having lost four games and had one match end without a result. They have an NRR of -8.561. Myanmar are seventh with zero points after losing all five matches, with an NRR of -3.449.
Mongolia's recent form shows four defeats and one no-result in their last five matches, while Myanmar have lost all five of their last five games. Mongolia's most recent match against Qatar ended without a result. Myanmar, meanwhile, lost their latest match against Thailand by nine wickets.
In their only previous head-to-head meeting, Myanmar defeated Mongolia by 71 runs on September 2, 2024, giving them the historical advantage heading into this contest.
Mongolia will aim to take advantage of Myanmar's continued struggles and secure a much-needed victory, while Myanmar will look to improve their all-round performance and finally get their first points on the board.
MNR
MNG
60/9 in 20.0 3
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Maldives beat Mongolia by 9 wickets
62/1 in 6.4 9.3
Myanmar suffered a heavy nine-wicket defeat against Thailand in their most recent match after being bowled out for just 52 runs in 16 overs. Thailand chased down the target in 9.5 overs, losing only one wicket and completing the victory with 61 balls remaining.
With the bat, Paing Danu top-scored for Myanmar with 17 runs off 23 balls, while Htet Lin Aung remained unbeaten on 12 off 28 deliveries. Captain Ko Ko Lin Thu contributed 10 runs off 15 balls, but the rest of the batting order struggled to get going. Myanmar will need stronger partnerships and more meaningful contributions from their top order to post a competitive total.
With the ball, Kaung Htet Kyaw was Myanmar's only wicket-taker against Thailand, finishing with figures of 1/17 in two overs. Pyae Phyo Wai conceded 16 runs in four overs, while Ko Ko Lin Thu gave away nine runs in two overs. The bowling attack will need to be more effective and receive better support from the batters to put pressure on Mongolia.
Myanmar have lost all five of their matches in the tournament and remain at the bottom of the standings without a point. They will need a much-improved all-round performance to challenge Mongolia and end their losing streak.
Key Players: Pyae Phyo Wai, Paing Danu, Kaung Htet Kyaw
Pyae Phyo Wai, Paing Danu, Htet Lin Oo, Khin Aye, Ko Ko Lin Thu (c), Aung Ko Ko, Htet Lin Aung, Kyaw Zin Lin, Ye Naing Tun (wk), Sai Hla Htwe, Kaung Htet Kyaw
Mongolia's most recent match against Qatar in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Sub Regional Asia Qualifier A ended without a result, with Qatar reaching 211/3 in 16.1 overs before play was abandoned. Battulga Tamjidsuren and Munkhsuld Erdenebat picked up one wicket each for Mongolia, but the bowling unit conceded runs at a high rate.
With the bat, Gandemberel Ganbold has been Mongolia's leading run-scorer in the tournament, accumulating 43 runs in four innings across five matches. Sodbileg Gantulga has added 30 runs in four innings, while Bat Yalalt Namsrai has scored 21 runs in four innings.
With the ball, Luwsanzundui Erdenebulgan has led Mongolia's bowling attack, taking five wickets in five matches. Sodbileg Gantulga has claimed two wickets in four innings, while Battulga Tamjidsuren has picked up one wicket in three innings.
Mongolia will aim to improve their bowling discipline and build stronger partnerships with the bat as they look to secure their first win of the tournament. A more consistent all-round performance will be crucial against Myanmar.
Key Players: Gandemberel Ganbold, Luwsanzundui Erdenebulgan, Sodbileg Gantulga
Luwsanzundui Erdenebulgan (c), Sodbileg Gantulga, Namsrai Bat-yalalt (wk), Bayarjargal Batbayr, Gandemberel Ganbold, Bayanbuu Jargaltuya, Zoljavkhlan Shurentsetseg, Munkhsuld Erdenebat, Bilegdemberel Munkhdelger, Tumursukh Turmunkh, Battulga Tamjidsuren
The weather in Bangi is expected to be hot, with temperatures around 33°C. There is a 55% chance of precipitation, while humidity is likely to remain at 70%, with winds blowing at approximately 11 km/h. Thundershowers are forecast for Wednesday, which could cause interruptions or delays during the match.
YSD-UKM Cricket Oval in Bangi has produced contrasting scoring conditions in the last three matches of this tournament. The average first-innings score across these matches is 101 runs. Kuwait scored 188/7 in the highest-scoring match, while Bhutan and Myanmar were dismissed for 64 and 52, respectively. Batting has proved difficult for teams that have collapsed early, although the surface can also support high scores when batters settle in.
Score Prediction
If Mongolia bat first: 65-90 runs
If Myanmar bat first: 60-85 runs
In the last three matches at YSD-UKM Cricket Oval, all games were won by teams batting second. Myanmar played one match at this venue, batting first before being bowled out for just 52 runs against Thailand. Mongolia have played two matches here and lost both, one after batting first and the other after bowling first. The last three matches suggests that chasing has been the more successful option. Hence, the captain winning the toss is likely to bowl first.
Toss Prediction: Myanmar to win the toss.
Myanmar have the head-to-head advantage, having won their only previous meeting against Mongolia by 71 runs. They have also shown comparatively better batting and bowling performances than Mongolia, despite suffering five consecutive defeats in the tournament.
Mongolia have lost four matches, including their recent heavy defeat against Bahrain, where they were dismissed for just 17 runs. Both teams have struggled, but Myanmar's superior record in their previous encounter and relatively better overall performance give them a slight edge in this contest.
Myanmar to win the match.
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