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Chamari Athapaththu Shatters Records with Historic Asia Cup Seven-Wicket Haul

Chamari Athapaththu claimed 7 for 5 with a hat-trick as Sri Lanka moved to the top of Group B with a 75-run win.

  • On Wednesday, Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu led her team to a 75-run victory over Indonesia at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in the Women's Asia Cup.
  • Nilakshika Silva anchored the Sri Lankan innings with a timely 35-ball 50, helping the team post 124/7 after early stutters against the debutant Indonesian side.
  • Following her batting support, Athapaththu delivered a historic bowling spell, claiming seven wickets for five runs, including a hattrick, setting the best bowling figures in Women's Asia Cup history.
  • This victory places Sri Lanka at the top of Group B standings with four points and a net run rate of +4.129, positioning them as tournament frontrunners.
  • As the defending champion, Sri Lanka continues its 2026 Asia Cup campaign with dominance, trailing only India's +4.700 net run rate in overall tournament rankings.
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Chamari Athapaththu’s impressive 7/5 leads Sri Lanka to 75-run win over Indonesia

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Chamari Athapathu: Sri Lanka's captain and left-handed explosive batsman Chamari Atapattu has made history. She has raised Sri Lanka's head with pride by making waves with her off-spin bowling in the Women's Asia Cup 2026. Chamari has created many records by taking a hat-trick with 7 wickets. He has also made five big records to his name. Let's take a look at all 5 of his records. In fact, these days Women's Asia Cup 2026 is being played, in wh…

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