Final

• Bangladesh beat United Arab Emirates by 108 runs
  15 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Bangladesh 212 (49.3 overs, Shahrier Hossain 58; Saim Raza 3-31)
  United Arab Emirates 104 (36.5 overs, Sheikh Salauddin 3-13, Khaled Mahmud 3-26)

Semi-Finals

• Bangladesh beat Papua New Guinea by 7 wickets
  14 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Papua New Guinea 134 (37.1 overs, Mohammed Rafiq 3-10; Aminul Islam 3-31)
  Bangladesh 135-3 (29.5 overs)
  

• United Arab Emirates beat Fiji by 5 wickets
  14 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Fiji 138 (36 overs, Azhar Saeed 4-15, Shahzad Altaf 3-40)
  United Arab Emirates 139-5 (32.4 overs)

                P   W   L   Pts
Bangladesh      5   5   0    10
Fiji            5   4   1     6
Hong Kong       5   3   2     6
Nepal           5   2   3     4
Brunei          5   1   4     2
Japan           5   0   5     0

• Fiji beat Hong Kong by 19 runs
  6 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Fiji 225 (49.1 overs, J Sorovakatini 56; S Brew 5-48)
  Hong Kong 206-9 (47.4 overs, P Fordham 56; L Sorovakitini 3-25, J Bulabalavu 3-49)
• Brunei beat Japan by 159 runs
  6 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Brunei 230-9 (50 overs, S Alpe 58; T Amino 3-32)
  Japan 71 (35 overs, Ahmad Maazur 3-7)
• Bangladesh beat Nepal on a superior run rate
  6 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match) Play stopped due to rain
  Bangladesh 213-9 (50 overs, Harun Ur Rashid 52, Akram Khan 51)
  Nepal 90-5 (39.2 overs)
• Bangladesh beat Fiji by 6 wickets
  7 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Fiji 156 (48.3 overs, Sheik Salauddin 3-20, Mohammad Rafiq 3-41)
  Bangladesh 157-4 (39 overs)
• Nepal beat Japan by 8 wickets
  7 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Japan 72 (33 overs, LB Chettri 3-9)
  Nepal 73-2 (15 overs)
• Bangladesh beat Brunei by 9 wickets
  8 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Brunei 129-9 (50 overs, Saiful Islam 4-21)
  Bangladesh 133-1 (24 overs, Harun Ur Rashid 66*)
• Fiji beat Nepal by 123 runs
  8 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Fiji 257-7 (50 overs, L Sorovakitini 70)
  Nepal 134 (40.2 overs)
• Hong Kong beat Japan by 7 wickets
  8 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Japan 89 (47.4 overs, S Brew 4-17)
  Hong Kong 93-3 (12.5 overs, S Brew 50*)
• Hong Kong beat Brunei by 288 runs
  10 September, Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Hong Kong 380-5 (50 overs, Rahul Sharma 139, Riaz Farcy 93, S Brew 83)
  Brunei 92 (30 overs, Rahul Sharma 3-11)
• Bangladesh beat Japan by 185 runs
  10 September, Kuala Lumpur
  Bangladesh 270-4 (41.5 overs, Shahrier Hossain 104, Habibul Bashar 73)
  Japan 56 (27 overs, Akram Khan 6-5)
• Nepal beat Brunei by 64 runs
  11 September, Kuala Lumpur
  Nepal 171 (45 overs, P Agrawal 80; I Campbell 3-35)
  Brunei 107 (34.4 overs, M Izhar 3-8, M Pandey 3-22)
• Bangladesh beat Hong Kong by 108 runs
  11 September, Kuala Lumpur
  Bangladesh 224-7 (50 overs, Shahrier Hossain 67, Aminul Islam 52*; S Brew 3-56)
  Hong Kong 116 (40.1 overs, Sheikh Salauddin 3-29)
• Fiji beat Japan by 380 runs"
  11 September, Kuala Lumpur
  Fiji 469-7 (50 overs, J Bulabalavu 150, L Sorovakitini 95, T Cakacaka 67)
  Japan 89 (47.1 overs, S Sekini 3-11, T Batina 3-19)
• Hong Kong beat Nepal by 6 wickets
  12 September, Kuala Lumpur
  Nepal 137 (49 overs, R Sujanani 4-30)
  Hong Kong 139-4 (33.3 overs)
• Fiji beat Brunei by 4 wickets
  12 September, Kuala Lumpur
  Brunei 177-9 (50 overs, S Sekini 3-35, J Mateyawa 3-41)
  Fiji 181-6 (30.1 overs, J Mateyawa 67*)

                 P   W   L   Pts
UAE              5   5   0    10
Papua New Guinea 5   4   1     6
Malaysia         5   3   2     6
Singapore        5   2   3     4
Maldives         5   1   4     2
Thailand         5   0   5     0

• United Arab Emirates beat Thailand by 8 wickets
  6 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Thailand 129 (46.4 overs, Saleem Raza 4-13, Azhar Saeed 4-29)
  United Arab Emirates 130-2 (21.1 overs)
• Papua New Guinea beat Malaysia by 126 runs
  6 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Papua New Guinea 172-8 (50 overs, Tan Kim Hing 3-28, S Navaratnam 3-42)
  Malaysia 46 (23.2 overs, R.Idi 5-16)
• Singapore beat Thailand by 8 wickets
  7 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Thailand 140-9 (50 overs, A Ranggi 3-18)
  Singapore 141-2 (30.2 overs, Thaiyar Mohammad 76*)
• United Arab Emirates beat Malaysia by 2 wickets
  7 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Malaysia 114 (47.4 overs, Saleem Raza 4-21)
  United Arab Emirates 115-8 (47.4 overs, M Muniandy 5-29)
• Papua New Guinea beat Maldives by 34 runs
  7 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Papua New Guinea 183 (46.3 overs, A Noka 56; I Ismail 3-34)
  Maldives 149 (46.5 overs, V Pala 3-18, J Ovia 3-36)
• United Arab Emirates beat Papua New Guinea on superior run rate
  8 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Papua New Guinea 186-9 (50 overs, V Pala 65; Arshad Laiq 4-32)
  United Arab Emirates 184-7 (41.1 overs, Arshad Laiq 57*; T Raka 3-40)
• Singapore beat Maldives by 5 wickets
  8 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Maldives 190 (49.1 overs, A Ranggi 4-42)
  Singapore 191-5 (47.5 overs, T Ravichandran 65)
• Malaysia beat Thailand by 9 wickets
  10 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Thailand 36 (29 overs, M Muniandy 4-8)
  Malaysia 37-1 (5.4 overs)
• Papua New Guinea beat Singapore by 44 runs (revised target: 129 in 25 overs)
  10 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Papua New Guinea 178-5 (40.1 overs, V Kevau 55)
  Singapore 85-9 (25 overs, R Ipi 4-15)
• United Arab Emirates beat Maldives by 8 wickets
  10 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Maldives 167 (46.3 overs, Mohammed Hyder 5-34)
  United Arab Emirates 171-2 (31.2 overs, Azhar Saeed 100*)
• Malaysia beat Singapore by 153 runs
  11 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Malaysia 296-7 (50 overs, S Navaratnam 67, Ranjit Rajah 63; D Chelvathurai 4-51)
  Singapore 143-9 (50 overs, Jeevan Nair 5-22, S Navaratnam 3-15)
• Maldives beat Thailand by 157 runs
  11 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Maldives 271-9 (50 overs, Ibrahim Hussein 87; Pradeep Gulati 3-43)
  Thailand 114 (36.2 overs, Mohamed Shahid 4-23, Ahmed Amir 3-18)
• United Arab Emirates beat Singapore by 161 runs
  12 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  United Arab Emirates 304-9 (50 overs, Azhar Saeed 79, Qais Farooq 57, Mohammed Hyder 56; Shehzad S Haque 3-36)
  Singapore 143-8 (50 overs, Thaiyar Mohammed 55; Asim Saeed 4-20)
• Malaysia beat Maldives by 5 wickets
  12 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Maldives 120 (46.5 overs, M Muniandy 4-26)
  Malaysia 122-5 (35 overs, Suresh Singh 65; Mohammed Shahid 3-35)
• Papua New Guinea beat Thailand by 6 wickets
  12 September Kuala Lumpur (50 Overs Match)
  Thailand 92 (45 overs, N Kariko 5-9)
  Papua New Guinea 94-4 (13.1 overs)