Asian Games 2026 cricket results at a glance
India won the men's and women's T20 cricket gold medals at Aichi-Nagoya 2026. Pakistan took men's silver and women's bronze; Sri Lanka took men's bronze and women's silver. The men's final ended India 211/6, Pakistan 192/6—an India win by 19 runs. The women's final ended India 216/3, Sri Lanka 69 all out—an India win by 147 runs. The cricket programme ran at Korogi Athletic Park in Nisshin, Japan. This is a completed-tournament record, not a live score feed.
The 22 entries below follow the results published by Olympics.com on 3 October 2026. Scores are team innings totals, not ball-by-ball scorecards. A match marked abandoned is not a win for either team; where a side advanced on seeding, that is stated separately. Start with the Asian Games 2026 technology guide if your question is how an event's results system works rather than who won.
Men's cricket results: group stage, 24–26 September
Six group fixtures determined which sides reached the quarter-finals. Nepal and Afghanistan advanced from Group A; Malaysia and Hong Kong China advanced from Group B. The two matches on 26 September were abandoned. No innings. No winner.
- 24 Sep, Group A: Afghanistan 129/6 beat Japan 81 by 48 runs.
- 24 Sep, Group B: Malaysia 84/2 beat Hong Kong China 81/9 by eight wickets.
- 25 Sep, Group B: Hong Kong China 121/8 beat Oman 80/6 by 41 runs.
- 25 Sep, Group A: Nepal 103/5 beat Afghanistan 102/7 by five wickets.
- 26 Sep, Group A: Japan vs Nepal — abandoned; no result.
- 26 Sep, Group B: Malaysia vs Oman — abandoned; no result.
Men's quarter-finals: four abandoned matches
All four scheduled men's quarter-finals were abandoned. The seeded sides progressed to the semi-finals under the competition's advancement procedure. Advancing is not the same as winning a played match. Do not turn the following fixtures into scorelines or victories.
- 28 Sep: Pakistan vs Hong Kong China — abandoned; Pakistan advanced on seeding.
- 28 Sep: India vs Afghanistan — abandoned; India advanced on seeding.
- 29 Sep: Sri Lanka vs Nepal — abandoned; Sri Lanka advanced on seeding.
- 29 Sep: Bangladesh vs Malaysia — abandoned; Bangladesh advanced on seeding.
Men's semi-finals and medal matches: 1–3 October
Pakistan and India won the semi-finals; the two losing sides contested bronze. The India–Pakistan final result below is also confirmed by the ICC's 3 October report. If you need an account of verified versus unverified systems around that one fixture, read our separate India–Pakistan final technology analysis, not a technology inference from this score list.
- 1 Oct, semi-final: Pakistan 112/4 beat Bangladesh 111/7 by six wickets.
- 1 Oct, semi-final: India 169/7 beat Sri Lanka 45 all out by 124 runs.
- 3 Oct, bronze match: Sri Lanka 165/9 beat Bangladesh 102 all out by 63 runs.
- 3 Oct, gold match: India 211/6 beat Pakistan 192/6 by 19 runs.
Our Sri Lanka–Bangladesh bronze-match technology guide addresses the separate evidence question around that fixture. This page keeps just its confirmed result.
Women's cricket results: quarter-finals and semi-finals
The women's tournament was a straight knockout event. Bangladesh advanced from an abandoned quarter-final against China because it was the higher-seeded side; no quarter-final win or score should be credited for that unplayed fixture. The other three quarter-finals and both semi-finals produced results.
- 17 Sep, quarter-final: Bangladesh vs People's Republic of China — abandoned; Bangladesh advanced on seeding.
- 17 Sep, quarter-final: Pakistan 92/7 beat Thailand 91/4 by three wickets.
- 18 Sep, quarter-final: Sri Lanka 160/4 beat Malaysia 74/7 by 86 runs.
- 18 Sep, quarter-final: India 59/2 beat Japan 57 all out by eight wickets.
- 20 Sep, semi-final: Sri Lanka 178/2 beat Pakistan 177/4 by eight wickets.
- 20 Sep, semi-final: India 195/4 beat Bangladesh 81 all out by 114 runs.
Women's cricket results: bronze and gold, 22 September
Pakistan beat Bangladesh in the third-place match. India then defeated Sri Lanka for gold, finishing both Asian Games cricket tournaments as champions. The women's final 216/3 is described by Olympics.com as an Asian Games women's cricket record total; that is the publisher's reported competition record, not our own measurement.
- Bronze match: Pakistan 145/8 beat Bangladesh 114/7 by 31 runs.
- Gold match: India 216/3 beat Sri Lanka 69 all out by 147 runs.
Were DRS, Hawk-Eye or AI used in every match?
These score and medal records do not show which officiating, replay, tracking or AI products were installed or used in any particular match. The organiser confirms the T20 format and venue, not a competition-wide DRS or Hawk-Eye deployment. We won't turn a familiar broadcast graphic into a supplier claim. For the general difference between a review clock and review evidence, see how the DRS timer works in cricket and how Hawk-Eye tracks a ball and a player.
How this guide was built: source checks and result-status notes
We checked the organiser's cricket venue and format page, the Olympics.com full men's and women's match list updated 3 October, and the ICC's 3 October men's final and bronze report on 4 October 2026. Olympics.com is the source of this 22-fixture compilation; it is not being presented as an Aichi-Nagoya organiser scorecard export. Every abandoned fixture is labelled no result, with advancement on seeding shown only where documented. If an official correction changes a result, the original record should be checked and this page updated with a dated correction before anyone uses it as a reference.