- Match: Samoa (SMO) vs Malaysia (MAL)
- Date- 24th July 2025
- Match Format- T20
- Venue- Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore
- Time- 6:30 AM (IST)
Samoa vs Malaysia Preview
SMO vs MAL: Samoa will be locking horns with Malaysia in Match 11 of the ongoing Asia Pacific Champions Trophy 2025.
The match will be played at the Singapore National Cricket Ground and is slated to begin from 6:30 AM (IST).
Samoa are coming on the back of a 3-wicket loss at the hands of Hong Kong.
On the other hand, Malaysia defeated hosts Singapore by a huge margin of 65 runs.
Top Batters SMO VS MAL
- Virandeep Singh (MAL)- 208 runs in the tournament
- Aslam Khan (MAL)- 165 runs in the tournament
- Darius Visser (SMO)- 159 runs in the tournament
Top Bowlers for SMO VS MAL
- Virandeep Singh (MAL)- 10 wickets in the tournament
- Soloman Nash (SMO)- 6 wickets in the tournament
- Vijay Unni (MAL)- 9 wickets in the tournament
SMO VS MAL Today Match Prediction Scenarios
Scenario 1- If SMO bats first
- First Innings score prediction- SMO is expected to score 130-150 runs
- Result prediction- MAL will win the match by 5 wickets
Scenario 2- If MAL bats first
- First Innings score prediction- MAL is expected to score 150-170 runs
- Result prediction- MAL will win the match by 10-30 runs
SMO VS MAL Today Match Prediction, Match 11, Who Will Win the Match?
Malaysia to win
We predict that Malaysia will be winning this T20I of this ongoing T20I series.
Team Update/Players Availability/Injury News
There are no injury updates for now. We will update if there are any.
Predicted Playing 11
Samoa Predicted Playing XI
Sean Cotter, Darren Roache, Benjamin Mailata, Saumani Tiai, Darius Visser, Caleb Jasmat (C), Fereti Sululoto, Samson Sola, Samuel French (WK), Solomon Nash, Kurtis Hynam-Nyberg
Malaysia Predicted Playing XI
Syed Aziz Mubarak (C), Aslam Khan Malik, Virandeep Singh, Muhamad Syahadat, Ahmed Aqeel, Ahmad Faiz, Sharvin Muniandy, Ainool Hafizs (WK), Khizar Hayat, Vijay Unni, Arif Ullah
SMO vs MAL: Complete Squad
Samoa – Benjamin Mailata, Fereti Suluoto, Noah Mead, Samson Sola, Samuel French, Sean Cotter, Caleb Jasmat, Darius Visser, Darren Roache, Saumani Tiai, Afapene Ilaoa, Elika Faalupega, Douglas Finau, Kurtis Hynam-Nyberg, Solomon Nash.
Malaysia – Ahmad Faiz, Ahmed Aqeel, Aslam Khan, Muhamad Syahadat, Arif Ullah, Muhammad Haziq Aiman, Sharvin Muniandy, Syed Aziz, Vijay Unni, Virandeep Singh, Ainool Hafizs, Khizar Hayat, Muhammad Amir, Muhammad Azri Azhar.
