That's all from our side for now. But don't go far away; we have India vs Pakistan lined up later tonight.

Indu Barma: It's a great win and we are were happy. Thanks to CAN and our fans. It was our coach and captain's decision to make Samjhana open. We believe she can do well opening the batting. I am very happy with my team. They kept believing and I am very, very happy.

Esha Oza: It was a pretty decent wicket and we didn't post a par total. Everybody got a good start but we couldn't convert, and losing three wickets in the powerplay isn't an ideal start. At times we were bowling too short. There were too many bad balls.

Samjhana Khadka is the Player of the Match. "I am very happy that I had the opportunity to make the country proud. I would like to thank everybody," says an emotional Khadka.

Time for the presentation ceremony.

Sampath Bandarupalli tells me that Khadka's unbeaten 72 is the third-highest T20I score by a Nepal Women's batter. And this was their highest successful chase in the format.

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5.15pm Jubilant scenes in Dambulla as Nepal complete a comfortable chase, thanks to Khadka who finishes on 72* off 45 balls with the help of 11 fours. It's easily the highest score by a Nepal batter in the Asia Cup history, the previous best for them was 16 by Jyoti Pandey. The whole Nepal team gets together and poses for a group photo.

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Sonam: "Never seen Nepali batter (women) playing with such a ease against any team in my life. KUDOS to Samjhana. Thank you for this wonderful innings against UAE can't express how happy I am."