Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 4 wickets. The pair added 67 runs for the fifth wicket to bring Sri Lanka within touching distance of victory.Pakistan captain Fatima Sana briefly reignited her side’s hopes by dismissing both batters in the 17th over, leaving Sri Lanka at 109/6 and still needing 22 runs from the final three overs. Under pressure, that partnership was match winning,” Sri Lanka captain Athapaththu said after the game.Fatima, who was named Player of the Match for her 4/38 and unbeaten 47, struck again to remove both set batters. So credit goes to them.”The victory takes Sri Lanka into their third consecutive Women’s Asia Cup final. India, meanwhile, will be chasing a record-extending eighth crown when the two sides meet on Sunday.Athapaththu believes Sri Lanka have enough depth to challenge India again.“We have good finishers like Harshitha, Nilakshika, Kavisha.
