Malaysia reach Asian Games cricket quarters via washout; Oman eliminated

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Malaysia have advanced to the quarter-finals of the Asian Games cricket tournament after their group match was washed out, while Oman have been knocked out of the competition. The washout result was sufficient for Malaysia to progress through to the knockout stage. The quarter-final draw has now been confirmed, featuring four matches across the competing nations. The last-eight ties will see Afghanistan face India, Hong Kong take on Pakistan, Bangladesh meet Malaysia, and Nepal square off against Sri Lanka.

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