Singapore storm into ACC Challenger Cup Final and punch their ticket to the Premier Cup.
A brilliant all-round performance, headlined by Manpreet Singh’s match-winning 94 off 56 balls, sent Singapore to a six-wicket victory over Indonesia and into the final of the ACC Challenger Cup 2026.
Indonesia – Batting first 196 all out · 41.1 overs
Singapore Won by 6 wickets 197/4 29.2 overs · target 197
Singapore won the toss and elected to bowl, and their pacers made it count from the outset. Indonesia, unable to find a foothold against disciplined bowling, were bundled out for 196 inside 42 overs leaving Singapore a target that proved well within their reach.
Bowling highlights · Singapore
Manpreet Singh [Captain] 4 wickets match-defining spell
Harsh Venkatram Pace bowling 2/31 hostile pace
Suryansh Gulecha – Support bowling 2 wickets kept pressure on
The chase was over almost before it began. Manpreet Singh, already the standout bowler, returned to the middle and detonated a stunning innings that left the Indonesia attack in disarray. His 94 off just 56 balls featuring seven fours and six sixes — all but ended the contest inside 30 overs.
“Girin Gune provided the perfect support act with a composed 65 from 82 deliveries, guiding Singapore home in style.”
Batting highlights · Singapore
Manpreet Singh Captain · Player of the match 94 off 56 – 7×4 · 6×6 · strike rate 167
Girin Gune Batting 65 off 82 composed anchor knock
The result carries consequences well beyond this tournament. By reaching the final, Singapore have secured qualification for the ACC Men’s Premier Cup 2026 – the final qualifying step on the road to the Asia Cup. It is a milestone moment for Singapore cricket.
ACC Challenger Cup finalists > ACC Premier Cup 2026 qualified
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