[1] Singapore won the tournament defeating Sri Lanka with a scoreline 67–64 in a closely fought final to claim their fourth Asian Netball Championship.

[5] Koramangala Indoor Stadium in Bengaluru was approved as the only main venue to host all of the scheduled matches including the knockout stages and the final.

Sri Lanka gained momentum in the next two quarters with their leading goal shooter Thishala Algama carried from where she left off by scoring goals and it eventually helped to pile up consecutive 15-11 scores for Sri Lanka to turn the tide and lead Singapore in the second and third quarters of the final with a scoreline of 42–39.

At one stage, Sri Lanka were poised to win the final after having gained a significant advantage which forced the match to be stretched for a scoreline of 45–41 with only 10 minutes remaining in regulation time.

[4] The turning point of the match came when Sri Lankan shooter Thishala Algama was benched during the latter stages of the final which changed the momentum back in Singapore's favour.

Singapore vice-captain Toh Kai Wei began to find her range and mojo, capitalizing on the absence of her opposite number Algama and her scoring prowess literally prompted a slight recovery for Singapore who overcame the deficit to lead Sri Lanka with a scoreline of 52–51 by the barest of all margins in the final few minutes.

A final selection trial was held at the University of Kelaniya Indoor Stadium to pick the players to represent Sri Lanka at the tournament.