Sri Lanka Women U19 complete a last-ball four-wicket chase
Sri Lanka Women Under-19 beat Bangladesh Women Under-19 by four wickets on the final ball of their 5 October T20 tri-series match in Faisalabad. Bangladesh scored 119/7 in 20 overs; Sri Lanka finished 120/6 in 20. The Pakistan Cricket Board's completed scorecard names Sanjana Kavindi De Silva Player of the Match for 48 off 46. This is a finished youth women's match, not a Pakistan–Sri Lanka men's T20I.
Sri Lanka won by four wickets; the winning run came with the six wickets down and the last over complete.
The contributions behind a finish with no spare delivery
Bangladesh captain Sadia Islam made 39 from 22 in a 119/7 innings; Nishita Akter Nishi scored 26. Sri Lanka's Aseni Thalagune took 2/12 and Chamodi Herath 2/20. Those figures and the 20-over total are recorded on the PCB card. It is not accurate to describe 119 as a chase target already achieved before Sri Lanka's final delivery.
Sanjana's 48 from 46 anchored the reply. With Sri Lanka six wickets down at 118/6, the not-out pair completed 120 on the last delivery. Danodhya Sewmini was 10 not out and Limansa Thllakarathne 2 not out; Nishita took 2/26 for Bangladesh. Geo Super's independent match report corroborates the scores and margin. This is an account of the official final card, not invented ball-by-ball commentary.
What is next in the women's U19 tri-series
The PCB tournament schedule lists Pakistan Women U19 against Bangladesh Women U19 on 6 October at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad. PCB's 1 October tournament announcement specifies an 11:00 AM Pakistan local-time start for each match, equivalent to 11:30 AM IST. The 5 October result is Sri Lanka–Bangladesh; do not carry these score figures over to tomorrow's Pakistan match.
The tournament is a triple round-robin followed by a final for its leading two teams on 16 October, according to that PCB announcement. This single win is not World Cup qualification or proof of a finalist. Use the current PCB table to assess positions as further matches are completed.
Result sources and competition distinction
Because some third-party competition widgets can lag completed play, this report prioritises the organising board's completed 5 October card and the independent result above. Its summary is a dated match result, not an automated live-score promise.