Depicted as one of the lowest ever totals in the history of T20 format, Myanmar scored 9 runs losing 8 wickets before the rain forced the play to be stopped and after that, Malaysia chased down the target of just 6 runs settled by the rain rules, the Duckworth and Lewis. At the Bayuemas Oval in Kuala Lumpur, the home team's Pavandeep Singh returned impressive figures of 5 conceding a single run all together, strangle holding rookie Myanmar batsmen. It was just a thirty minutes of play. Six batsmen made ducks in the Myanmar innings and none of them scored shots produced more than a single. They scored 6 runs with the bat while the remaining three came from byes. YK Ko Aung, with three runs off 12 balls, was the highest run-scorer for Myanmar, who scored all their runs (9) with singles. Left-arm spinner Pavandeep bowled three maidens and gave away only one run in his quota of four overs at a stunning economy rate of 0.25. Malaysia set to score 6 runs in 8 overs after grounds man showed tremendous effort to dry out the outfield. Malaysia, though suffered a mild hiccup down the road losing both openers Anwar Arudin and Shafiq Sharif to Pang Danu (2/2) in the first over without scoring but Suhan Alagaratnam's straight hit for a six reached them to the score they needed. The lowest score in T20 Internationals is 39 runs (10.3 overs) made by Netherlands vs

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