Thailand Women Cricket Schedule 2026-27: Fixtures & Results

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

Thailand Women’s next match is against Hong Kong, China at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on 28 August 2026 at 7:30 p.m. PKT. The India vs Thailand viewing guide covers Match 3 on 30 August, then the Pakistan vs Thailand viewing guide covers the 1 September match.

Thailand Women’s confirmed upcoming assignments

Assignment	Dates	Guaranteed matches	Format	Status
ACC Women’s T20 Asia Cup	28 August-1 September 2026	3 group matches	T20I	Confirmed; knockouts conditional
Asian Games women’s cricket	17 September 2026	1 quarter-final	T20	Confirmed at 10:00 a.m. PKT

The totals do not include possible semi-finals or finals. Those only become Thailand fixtures after the team qualifies and the bracket supplies an opponent.

Thailand Women’s Asia Cup group schedule

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

• 28 August: Thailand Women vs Hong Kong, China Women
• 30 August: India Women vs Thailand Women
• 1 September: Pakistan Women vs Thailand Women

The top two teams advance to the semi-finals on 10 and 11 September. The final is scheduled for 13 September. Those dates describe the tournament path; they are not guaranteed Thailand matches.

This is Thailand’s first senior Women’s Asia Cup appearance since 2022. The team earned its 2026 place by winning the ACC Women’s Premier Cup in June.

Asian Games quarter-final against Pakistan

Thailand plays Pakistan at Korogi Athletic Park in Aichi on 17 September at 2:00 p.m. JST, which is 10:00 a.m. PKT. Thailand qualified through the May tournament in Malaysia; the Japan Cricket Association’s current event listing controls the match date and start.

A semi-final on 20 September and a medal match on 22 September are possible. Neither belongs in the confirmed fixture table before the quarter-final result determines Thailand’s next assignment.

Why the calendar currently stops in September

No later senior Thailand Women fixture had a complete official date, opponent and venue in the sources checked on 28 August. A generic portal row or a likely regional tournament is not enough to create a match.

That makes this page shorter than some team schedules, but every displayed row is usable. New matches will join the same permanent URL when the Cricket Association of Thailand, the ICC, the ACC or another responsible organizer confirms them.

Recent results: 3-0 in the PNG ODIs

Thailand’s latest tour was a five-match visit to Papua New Guinea from 10 to 17 August. PNG won the opening T20I by five wickets from the last ball. Thailand answered with a six-wicket win in the second match, so the T20I series finished 1-1.

The 50-over leg was one-sided. Thailand won by 121 runs, 40 runs and five wickets to complete a 3-0 ODI sweep. The ODI format guide explains why these three matches sit in a different record from the two T20Is.

Before that tour, Thailand beat the United Arab Emirates Women by six wickets in the ACC Women’s Premier Cup final. That result secured the Asia Cup place now shown in the upcoming table.

A strong Associate side stepping into the top tier

Public discussion around Thailand often asks how close the team is to returning to a global event. Thailand already played at the 2020 Women’s T20 World Cup, while its 2026 Premier Cup title put it back into a senior Asia Cup alongside the region’s Full Members.

Those milestones supply context, not a prediction. The schedule page records confirmed matches and completed results rather than treating optimism about Thailand’s development as evidence of a future qualification.

Times are shown in PKT

The Asia Cup starts convert 6:30 p.m. Dubai time to 7:30 p.m. PKT. The Asian Games quarter-final converts 2:00 p.m. JST to 10:00 a.m. PKT.

The cricket abbreviations guide explains THA-W, ODI, T20I, TBC and TBD. It also explains why a confirmed tournament can still have knockout opponents that remain undecided.

What this schedule excludes

This page covers the senior Thailand women’s international team. It excludes Thailand A, under-19s, domestic competitions, warm-ups, Thailand Men and other sports with similarly named Asian tournaments.

The Asia Cup winners history covers the men’s competition separately. Women’s and men’s editions are not combined into one record simply because they share the Asia Cup name.

How this permanent URL stays current

The URL remains /thailand-womens-cricket-team-schedule/. Completed matches move into Recent results after an official outcome is recorded. Qualified knockout rounds and newly announced bilateral fixtures join this page rather than creating a replacement yearly URL.

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