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Toss Winner - Singapore won the toss and choose to bowl first
Bahrain beat Singapore by 2 runs
Can Bahrain deliver a home setback to Singapore in the final group stage game of the Qualifiers?
Bahrain to win.
| Tournament: | Asian Games Men's T20I Qualifier, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore, Singapore |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 28.5°C|Patchy rain nearby |
Bahrain and Singapore cricket team will lock horns in the Asian Games Men’s T20I Qualifier 2026 on Friday, 5th June. The venue for this match is Singapore National Cricket Ground and the scheduled start time is 7:00 IST.
Bahrain and Singapore both are coming through a disappointing run of form. Both teams lost their first two games to Hong Kong, China and Oman. They will now lock horns to decide the bottom spot in the group table.
Current Standings: Bahrain are sitting at the third place in the respective group with zero points, while Singapore are placed fourth with zero points. The NRR divides them in the table.
H2H history: Singapore and Bahrain have played eight games against each other. Bahrain emerged victorious in all eight games.
SGP
143/6 in 15.0 9.53
AGMT20I
Oman Won by 7 runs
149/7 in 15.0 9.93
160/8 in 20.0 8
AGMT20I
Malaysia won by 73 runs
87/10 in 17.5 4.88
BHR
175/2 in 16.0 10.94
AGMT20I
Hong Kong beat Bahrain by 8 wickets
173/9 in 20.0 8.65
114/10 in 19.3 5.85
QTSIT
Bahrain beat Thailand by 12 runs
126/7 in 20.0 6.3
87/10 in 19.2 4.5
QTSIT
Japan beat Bahrain by 8 wickets
88/2 in 7.0 12.57
95/6 in 17.4 5.38
QTSIT
Bahrain beat Bhutan by 4 wickets
91/10 in 16.5 5.41
Singapore are back to their final assignment in the Asian Games Qualifiers. The host nation suffered one more defeat against Hong Kong China. They were bowled out for 61 runs and the opposition chased down the total in 6.3 overs. In the opening game, they lost to Oman by 7 runs through D/L method. Oman posted 149 runs in the 15-over game and Singapore were restricted to 143 runs.
In both games, batting was not up to the mark. Singapore lost 11 games against Hong Kong in the format. Now, they will take on Bahrain next. Singapore have lost eight games against them. Similar stat will be at stake as Singapore have never beaten Bahrain in the format.
Rezza Gaznavi could be a player to watch out for. The captain scored 49 off 33 balls against Oman. We back him to score above 30 runs in the upcoming game. Jeevan Santhanam is also an impact player with his spin brilliance.
Rezza Gaznavi(w/c), Jeevan Santhanam, Aslan Jafri, Pratham Somani, Venkatesan Thiyanesh, Harsha Bharadwaj, Mahiyu Bhatia, Kapish Venkatraman, Aaron Varghese, Girin Gune, Neil Karnik
Jeevan Santhanam, Venkatesan Thiyanesh, Pratham Somani, Mahiyu Bhatia, Harsha Bharadwaj, Aslan Jafri, Girin Gune, Daksh Tyagi, Mason Arthur Sherry, Kapish Venkatraman, Aaron Varghese
Bahrain are ready for their final contest in the 2026 Asian Games Qualifiers. They suffered an eight-wicket defeat against Hong Kong China in the opener and then, Oman outplayed them by 20 runs. With two defeats out of two games, Bahrain are out of the next round qualification. In the previous game, they failed to chase 185 runs.
Mohammed Sameer smashed 43 off 24 balls but he couldn’t cross the line for Bahrain. They will be taking on Singapore next in the final group stage game. Bahrain have won all eight games against Singapore in the T20 format. Abdulla Pervaiz could be a player to watch out for. He was instrumental in the first two games. We back him to score above 30 runs in the upcoming game. Mohammed Sameer is also a quality player with his batting performance.
Abdulla Pervaiz, Numan Yousuf, Junaid Aziz(c), Mohammed Sameer, Abdullah Mohd Yousaf, Muhammad Adil Khan, Sameer Yousuf, Shujaat Rasool, Abid Ullah Shah, Yousif Wali, Mohammad Hamza (w)
Mohammad Sameer Fayyaz, Junaid Aziz, Mohamad Junaid, Muhammad Adil Khan, Mohamed Abdulla Pervaiz, Hamza Riaz Mohammad, Sameer Yousuf Mohamad, Shujaat Rasool, Abdul Rauf, Hamza Muhammad , Sameer Jan Mohamed
The weather at Singapore on 5th June is expected to be cloudy with a high of 33°C and a low of 29°C, along with a 40% chance of rain and north winds at 18 kph.
The pitch at Singapore National Cricket Ground is a good batting surface. The track offers balance between bat and ball. The team who takes maximum advantage of the powerplay, will catch the momentum. In the last five completed matches, the average first batting score on this ground is 163. It is a pure T20 paradise where batsmen need to take advantage throughout the game. It will be the first game of the day so we might expect a better surface for batting.
Score prediction:
If Bahrain bat first - 160-170 runs
If Singapore bat first - 140-150 runs
In the last five T20Is on this surface in Asian Games Qualifiers, chasing sides emerged victorious twice. 174 is the highest successful run-chase on this ground, achieved by Hong Kong.
313 is the highest total in the first innings. Teams should go for a bowl first due to the overcast conditions. Both teams have had earlier success while bowling first and they will look to field first in this fixture as well.
Toss Prediction: Singapore to win the coin toss.
Bahrain enter this contest as the favourites to win this match. They looked slightly better than Singapore in the ongoing competition. They also hold a 8-0 advantage against Singapore in the T20 format. This is also a crucial match for both teams as both teams would eye a consolation victory.
Bahrain to win.
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