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When will India play next after winning Women’s Asia Cup?

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FILE PHOTO: India defeated Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the summit clash.

FILE PHOTO: India defeated Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the summit clash. | Photo Credit: Getty Images

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FILE PHOTO: India defeated Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the summit clash. | Photo Credit: Getty Images

India won the Women’s Asia Cup title for the eighth time after defeating Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the final at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday.

It was a confidence boosting achievement for Harmanpreet Kaur and Co, following their disappointing group-stage exit at the Women’s T20 World Cup earlier in the year.

The Women in Blue will now head to the Asian Games 2026 for their next assignment, in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

India is the defending champion, having won the gold medal after defeating Sri Lanka in the final in a low-scoring contest in Guangzhou in 2023.

India will begin its campaign against host Japan in the quarterfinal stage on September 18.

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