Cricket team · Pakistan

Pakistan Women

PAK-W

Matches: 220
Won: 86
Lost: 118
Win rate: 39%

T20 · 220 matches in the supplied record.

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10 T20 matches in the available record

LSL-WWomen T2031 Jul 2026 LSL-WWomen T202 Aug 2026 WSL-WWomen T204 Aug 2026 WTL-WWomen T20I1 Sep 2026 LIND-WWomen T20I5 Sep 2026 WHKG-WWomen T20I7 Sep 2026 LSL-WWomen T20I11 Sep 2026 WTL-WWomen T20I17 Sep 2026 LSL-WWomen T20I20 Sep 2026 WBAN-WWomen T20I22 Sep 2026

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Recent results

T20 · Available match record

22 Sep 2026Women T20IAsian Games Women'sPakistan Women vs Bangladesh WomenPakistan Women won by 31 runsPAK-W145/820 ovBAN-W114/720 ov 20 Sep 2026Women T20IAsian Games Women's Pakistan Women vs Sri Lanka WomenSri Lanka Women won by 8 wicketsPAK-W177/420 ovSL-W178/217.5 ov 17 Sep 2026Women T20IAsian Games Women'sPakistan Women vs Thailand WomenPakistan Women won by 3 wicketsPAK-W92/710.4 ovTL-W91/411 ov 11 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Sri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenSri Lanka Women won by 4 wicketsSL-W134/618.4 ovPAK-W130/520 ov 7 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Pakistan Women vs Hong Kong WomenPakistan Women won by 72 runsPAK-W143/820 ovHKG-W71/1019 ov 5 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026India Women vs Pakistan WomenIndia Women won by 7 wicketsIND-W57/38.4 ovPAK-W55/1018.1 ov 1 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Pakistan Women vs Thailand WomenPakistan Women won by 35 runsPAK-W119/920 ovTL-W84/820 ov 4 Aug 2026Women T20Pakistan Women tour of Sri LankaSri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenPakistan Women won by 4 wicketsSL-W113/620 ovPAK-W115/618.2 ov 2 Aug 2026Women T20Pakistan Women tour of Sri LankaSri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenSri Lanka Women won by 6 wicketsSL-W178/417.4 ovPAK-W175/520 ov 31 Jul 2026Women T20Pakistan Women tour of Sri LankaSri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenSri Lanka Women won by 6 wicketsSL-W177/419 ovPAK-W176/720 ov

About the team

Pakistan Cricket Board

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Origin (1996–1997) The introduction of women’s cricket in Pakistan was pioneered in 1996 by two visionary sisters, Shaiza and Sharmeen Khan. In a deeply conservative society, their efforts to establish a national women’s team faced severe cultural pushback, legal opposition, and even personal threats. Despite the government initially denying them permission to play publicly on religious and social grounds, the sisters’ relentless advocacy overcame these systemic hurdles, leading to the formation of the inaugural national squad. First Match Played (1997) Pakistan played its first-ever Women’s One Day International (WODI) on January 28, 1997, against New Zealand at Hagley Oval in Christchurch. Captained by Shaiza Khan, the inexperienced Pakistani team suffered a 10-wicket defeat. Later that year, they made their debut at the 1997 Women’s Cricket World Cup in India. The following year, in April 1998, they played their first-ever Test match against Sri Lanka in Colombo. Performance in ICC Tournaments After their 1997 debut, Pakistan struggled to compete initially and did not qualify again until 2009. The 2009 World Cup in Australia marked their historic peak, as they defeated Sri Lanka and the West Indies to finish 5th globally. Pakistan have competed in every edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup since its inception in 2009. While they have frequently pulled off spirited group-stage upsets (such as defeating rivals India in 2012 and 2016), they have consistently struggled to advance beyond the group stage and reach the semi-finals. Their greatest tournament triumphs have come at the Asian Games, where Pakistan won back-to-back Gold Medals in 2010 (Guangzhou) and 2014 (Incheon), twice defeating Bangladesh in the finals. They also finished as runners-up in the Women’s T20 Asia Cup in 2012 and 2016.