Nepal has won the fourth match of the Women’s Twenty-20 International series.

In the match held in Malaysia today, Nepal defeated Malaysia by six wickets. With this, the series between Nepal and Malaysia is now tied at 2–2 across five matches.

In the previous matches, Nepal lost the first game by three runs, but won the second match by six wickets. Nepal was defeated by 13 runs in the third game.

Today, Malaysia set a target of 112 runs, which Nepal successfully chased down in 17.3 overs, losing four wickets. Nepal’s captain, Indu Barma, scored an unbeaten 48 runs off 39 balls. Similarly, Rubina Kshetri scored 23 runs off 23 balls.

For Malaysia, Nur Danya Syuhaida, Aina Hamiza, and Mahira Ejati each took one wicket.

Earlier, Malaysia, batting first after winning the toss, scored 111 runs for the loss of five wickets in 20 overs. Their top scorer, Mais Elisa, remained unbeaten with 56 runs. Mahira scored 18 runs, and Nur Daniya 15 runs.

For Nepal, poet Kuntal Koyra took three wickets, while Pooja Mahato and Kunti Joshi each took one wicket. The final match of the series will be played tomorrow.