Final

• Bangladesh beat Malaysia by 8 wickets
  13 October, Kathmandu
  Malaysia 83 (37.2 overs, Rohan Selvaratnam 25, Aminul Islam 3-22)
  Bangladesh 85-2 (21.1 overs, Shahriar Hossain 51)

Semi-Finals

• Bangladesh beat United Arab Emirates by 6 wickets
  10 October Kathmandu
  United Arab Emirates 103 (46.3 overs, Mehmood Pir Baksh 29, Baber Malik 23, Aminul Islam 3-6, Mohammad Rafique 3-9)
  Bangladesh 106-4 (32 overs, Aminul Islam 34, Mohammad Tauqeer 3-28)

• Malaysia beat Hong Kong by 41 runs
  11 October Kathmandu
  Malaysia 174-9 (40 overs, Suresh Singh 48, S Navaratnam 26, S Brew 4-38, Rahul Sharma 3-32)
  Hong Kong 133 (36.4 overs, Rahul Sharma 50, M Muniandy 4-11)

                 P   W   L   NR  Pts
Bangladesh       4   3   0    1    7
Malaysia         4   3   1    0    6
Singapore        4   1   2    1    3
Maldives         4   1   2    1    3
Papua New Guinea 4   0   3    1    1

• Bangladesh v Papua New Guinea - abandoned without a ball bowled
  3 October Kathmandu
  
• Maldives v Singapore - abandoned without a ball bowled
  3 October Kathmandu
  
• Malaysia beat Maldives on superior run-rate
  4 October Kathmandu
  Malaysia 156 (43.4 overs, R Selvaratnam 37, Ahmed Shahid 3-37)
  Maldives 69-4 (26 overs, Mohammed Aflah 25, Ramesh Menon 3-10)
• Singapore beat Papua New Guinea by 5 wickets
  5 October Kathmandu
  Papua New Guinea 157 (36.4 overs, Aukamu Noka 58, KM Deshpande 4-20, Martens 3-41)
  Singapore 158-5 (43.1 overs, ZA Schroff 51, AV Vijay 41)
• Bangladesh beat Malaysia by 141 runs
  5 October Kathmandu
  Bangladesh 239-9 (50 overs, Javed Omar Belim 81, Khaled Masood 36, Aminul Islam 36, Siswanto bin Moksum Hadi 3-54)
  Malaysia 98 (31.5 overs, Ramesh Menon 20, Aminul Islam 4-15)
• Bangladesh beat Singapore by 121 runs
  7 October Kathmandu
  Bangladesh 279-8 (47 overs, Farooque Ahmed 58, Aminul Islam 56, Al Shahriar 48, RC Thambinayagam 3-22)
  Singapore 158-8 (47 overs, ZA Schroff 73*)
• Malaysia beat Papua New Guinea by 65 runs
  7 October Kathmandu
  Malaysia 170 (48.5 overs, K Ramadass 54, N Kariko 4-22, J Ovia 3-27)
  Papua New Guinea 105 (27.5 overs, K Vuivagi 26, S Navaratnam 3-18, Ramesh Menon 3-20)
• Malaysia beat Singapore by 5 wickets
  8 October Kathmandu
  Singapore 129-9 (39 overs, K Deshpande 29, RC Thambinayagam 29, M Muniandy 4-19)
  Malaysia 132-5 (34.2 overs, Ramesh Menon 56*, K Ramadass 36)
• Bangladesh beat Maldives by 102 runs
  8 October Kathmandu
  Bangladesh 206-9 (41 overs, Javed Omer Belim 47, Shahriar Hossain 43, Ahmed Amir 4-20)
  Maldives 104 (29.3 overs, Mohamed Aflah 26, ? Hossain 4-35, Mohammad Rafique 3-9)
• Maldives beat Papua New Guinea on walk-over
  9 October Kathmandu
  

                 P   W   L   NR  Pts
Hong Kong        4   3   0    1    7
UAE              4   3   0    1    7
Thailand         4   1   2    1    3
Nepal            4   0   2    2    2
Japan            4   0   3    1    1

• Hong Kong v United Arab Emirates - abandoned without a ball bowled
  3 October Kathmandu
  
• Japan v Nepal - abandoned without a ball bowled
  3 October Kathmandu
  
• Nepal v Thailand - abandoned without a ball bowled
  4 October Kathmandu
  
• Hong Kong beat Japan by 9 wickets
  5 October Kathmandu
  Japan 18 (20.2 overs, T Kato 4, Rahul Sharma 6-3, Kamaran Raza 3-4)
  Hong Kong 22-1 (2.3 overs)
• United Arab Emirates beat Thailand by 292 runs
  5 October Kathmandu
  United Arab Emirates 364-4 (45 overs, Saeed Al Saffar 209*, Nasir Siddiqui 66, Arshad Laiq 35)
  Thailand 72 (32 overs, Saeed Al Saffar 4-11, Ali Akbar Rana 3-12)
• Hong Kong beat Thailand by 6 wickets
  7 October Kathmandu
  Thailand 125 (43 overs, Chalee Kader 22, Sada Hussain 3-20)
  Hong Kong 126-4 (13.3 overs, Sada Hussain 53, Kamaran Raza 38*)
• United Arab Emirates beat Japan by 203 runs
  7 October Kathmandu
  United Arab Emirates 273 (44.1 overs, Baber Malik 82, Mehmood Pir Baksh 40, Ali Akbar Rana 40, Amino 3-45, J Hanada 3-52)
  Japan 70 (29.1 overs, J Hanada 24, Shahzad Altaf 6-13)
• Thailand beat Japan by 45 runs
  8 October Kathmandu
  Thailand 146 (36 overs, C Devonshire 42, K Wadano 3-27, J Hanada 3-28)
  Japan 85 (33.3 overs, Y Sato 23, Anil Singh 4-16, P Gulati 4-25)
• United Arab Emirates beat Nepal by 94 runs
  8 October Kathmandu
  United Arab Emirates 222 (49.4 overs, Nasir Siddique 61, Ali Akbar Rana 41, Mohammad Pir Baksh 42, Dipendra Choudhary 6-46)
  Nepal 128 (38.1 overs, Rajesh Choudhary 29, Mohammed Taqeer 6-35)
• Hong Kong beat Nepal by 6 wickets
  9 October Kathmandu
  Nepal 150 (38 overs, Dipendra Choudhary 35, Mohammed Zubair 4-38)
  Hong Kong 154-4 (28.1 overs, Rahul Sharma 41*, Kamaran Raza 33)