Pakistan Women Cricket Schedule 2026-27: Fixtures & Results

The Pakistan Women cricket schedule for 2026-27 currently has four guaranteed upcoming internationals: three Women’s Asia Cup group matches in Dubai and an Asian Games quarter-final in Japan.

Pakistan Women’s next match is against Thailand Women at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on 1 September 2026 at 7:30 p.m. PKT. The Pakistan vs Thailand live stream guide lists the legal Pakistan and North American viewing options. India follows on 5 September and Hong Kong, China on 7 September, at the same ground and start time.

Pakistan Women’s confirmed upcoming assignments

Assignment	Guaranteed dates	Guaranteed matches	Possible later path	Status
ACC Women’s T20 Asia Cup	1-7 September 2026	3 group matches	Semi-final on 10 or 11 September; final on 13 September	Group fixtures confirmed
Asian Games women’s cricket	17 September 2026	1 quarter-final	Semi-final on 20 September; medal match on 22 September	Quarter-final confirmed at 10:00 a.m. PKT

This count deliberately excludes possible knockout matches. A tournament date is not yet a Pakistan fixture when the team must qualify for it.

Women’s Asia Cup group schedule

Pakistan is in Group A with Thailand, India and Hong Kong, China. All three group games will be played at Dubai International Cricket Stadium and start at 7:30 p.m. PKT:

• 1 September: Pakistan Women vs Thailand Women
• 5 September: India Women vs Pakistan Women
• 7 September: Pakistan Women vs Hong Kong, China Women

The semi-finals are scheduled for 10 and 11 September, followed by the final on 13 September. Those dates stay in this explanation until Pakistan earns a place and the bracket supplies an opponent.

PCB says PTV Sports will broadcast the tournament in Pakistan and Tamasha will carry the legal live stream. Those rights were checked for the Asia Cup on 28 August; they should be rechecked before each match rather than copied automatically into a future viewing guide.

Asian Games quarter-final follows in Japan

Pakistan then plays Thailand at Korogi Athletic Park in Aichi on 17 September at 10:00 a.m. PKT. Thailand’s permanent schedule uses the same controlled record. PCB confirmed the date, opponent and ground; the Japan Cricket Association’s later event listing supplies the 2:00 p.m. JST start.

If Pakistan advances, it will meet Sri Lanka or Malaysia in a semi-final on 20 September. The bronze- and gold-medal matches are on 22 September. Neither conditional round appears as a guaranteed Pakistan row yet.

The short turnaround is real: an Asia Cup finalist would play in Dubai on 13 September and begin its Asian Games campaign in Japan four days later. PCB selected separate 15-player squads and said the team would travel from the UAE to Japan.

Why the knockout matches are not counted yet

Several schedule pages place semi-finals and finals beside group games, which can make the list look longer than Pakistan’s actual booking. SportsMuntra counts a knockout match only after all of these are known:

• Pakistan has qualified for the round
• the bracket has assigned its match
• the organizer has confirmed the date and venue
• any displayed start time comes from an official source

The controlled records can be added quickly when those facts arrive. Until then, “possible” is more accurate than “upcoming.”

Latest results: Sri Lanka won both series 2-1

Before the World Cup, Pakistan completed 3-0 ODI and T20I sweeps over Zimbabwe Women in Karachi. Pakistan’s 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup then included a two-wicket loss to South Africa Women at Edgbaston. Its most recent completed tour ran from 23 July to 4 August against Sri Lanka Women. Pakistan won the opening ODI by five wickets, and Sri Lanka won the next two by eight wickets to take the ODI series 2-1.

Sri Lanka also won the first two T20Is by six wickets. Pakistan finished the tour with a four-wicket win in the third T20I, leaving that series 2-1 as well. The ODI format guide explains the 50-over matches that counted toward the 2025-29 ICC Women’s Championship.

The six latest results appear below with their verified margins. They are kept separate from the upcoming tournament rows so a completed tour cannot be mistaken for the current assignment.

What comes after September?

PCB’s Women’s Championship plan lists three further ODI series for Pakistan:

• West Indies away in November 2026
• New Zealand at home in April 2027
• England at home in October 2027

Each is an official Future Tours Programme commitment, not a final itinerary. No exact date, venue or start time is added until PCB, the opposing board or the competition organizer publishes it. The 2027 Women’s Champions Trophy also has an ICC-approved 14-28 February window, but its match schedule and Pakistan’s fixtures were not confirmed in the sources checked.

Times are shown in PKT

The Asia Cup starts are already stated by PCB in Pakistan Standard Time. The Asian Games quarter-final converts the Japan Cricket Association’s official 2:00 p.m. JST listing to 10:00 a.m. PKT.

The cricket abbreviations guide explains PAK-W, ODI, T20I, TBC and related fixture labels. A confirmed match can still have an unannounced start; match status and time status are stored separately.

What this schedule excludes

This page covers the senior Pakistan women’s international team. It excludes Pakistan Women A, under-19s, domestic tournaments, warm-ups, Pakistan Men and unofficial exhibition matches.

The Pakistan men’s team hub and men’s schedule remain separate. That prevents a men’s Test, a Women’s A match or an under-19 tournament from appearing as Pakistan Women’s next senior international.

How this permanent URL stays current

The URL remains /pakistan-womens-cricket-team-schedule/. Completed matches move from Upcoming to Recent results after an official result is recorded. A qualified knockout match is added to the same calendar; a long-term FTP block becomes match rows only after its itinerary is final.

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