SIN vs MAL 2022: Singapore will host Malaysia in a three-match T20I series from June 28 to June 30 as all three games will be played one after the other over three days. All three matches will be held at the Indian Association Ground in Singapore.

SIN vs MAL 2022: Singapore To Host Malaysia in A Three-Match T20I Series From June 28 to June 30

They faced Hong Kong in the ACC East Zone tournament:-

SIN vs MAL 2022: Singapore has not played a T20I series since March 2020, when they faced Hong Kong in the ACC East Zone tournament.

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Malaysia, on the other hand, recently faced Nepal and Papua New Guinea in a tri-nation series hosted by Nepal in April 2022 but failed to win a single game in the tournament.

SIN vs MAL 2022: Singapore To Host Malaysia in A Three-Match T20I Series From June 28 to June 30

Malaysia finished third in Group B of the ICC T20 World Cup 2020 Qualifier Asia with three wins and two losses. With five wins and no losses, Singapore finished second.

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers:-

SIN vs MAL 2022: Despite making it to the 2020 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier Asia Final, no team progressed beyond the group round of the mega event in the United Arab Emirates, which was hosted by India.

Malaysia is ranked 31st while Singapore is at 20th in the ICC T20 Team Rankings. A key Singaporean player Tim David, who scored 92 runs in just 32 balls against Malaysia in his previous match, will not be present.

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SIN vs MAL 2022: Singapore To Host Malaysia in A Three-Match T20I Series From June 28 to June 30

In the past, Singapore has defeated Malaysia in both the meetings, most recently in an ACC East Zone T20 match in 2020.

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Singapore tour of Malaysia:-

Singapore squad

  1. Janak Prakash, 2. Aman Desai, 3. Aryaman Sunil, 4. Rohan Rangarajan, 5. Amjad Mehboob (c), 6. Manpreet Singh (wk), 7. Aritra Dutta, 8. Reza Ghaznavi, 9. Ananth Krishna, 10. Arjun Mutreja, 11. Vinoth Bhaskaran, 12. Surendran Chandramohan, 13. Naveen Param, 14. Neel Karnik, 15. Vikas Puri.

Malaysia Squad

  1. Muhammad Amir Azim, 2. Syed Aziz Mubarak, 3. Zubaidi Zulkifale, 4. Virandeep Singh (wk), 5. Ahmed Faiz (c), 6. Muhammad Wafiq, 7. Pawandeep Singh, 8. Vijay Unni, 9. Siyajrul Idrus, 10. Anwar Rahman, 11. Sharwin Muniandi, 12. Muhamad Syahadat, 13. Nazril Rehman, 14. Ainul Hafiz, 15. Khizar Hayato.