The defending champions restricted Bangladesh to 138 all out in 31.4 overs before chasing the target in just 20.4 overs. Pakistan will now face India in the final on Saturday.

Rizwanullah was the standout performer for Pakistan, claiming five wickets for 30 runs in his eight-over spell. Mohammad Sayyam provided strong support with two wickets for 29 runs, while Ahmed Hussain, Ali Raza, and Hasnain Abbas Dar took one wicket each.

Bangladesh struggled to build momentum after choosing to bat first, slipping to 25-2 within the opening six overs. Although Abdullah Al Muhi anchored the innings with a 45-ball 50, the middle order collapsed under pressure from the Pakistan bowling attack.

In response, Pakistan's openers made light work of the chase. Hayam Khan top-scored with 69 off 72 balls, hitting eight fours and a six, while Usman Khan remained unbeaten on 64 off 54 deliveries, featuring seven fours and two sixes.

The only success for the Bangladesh bowlers came through Robiul Hasan Anik, who claimed the solitary wicket to fall. Pakistan's clinical performance maintained their unbeaten run in the tournament, having previously defeated the UAE, India, and Nepal.

Brief scores: Bangladesh 138 (31.4 overs; Abdullah Al Muhi 50; Rizwanullah 5-30, Mohammad Sayyam 2-29) lost to Pakistan 139-1 (20.4 overs; Hayam Khan 69, Usman Khan 64*) by nine wickets.