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Bangladesh Beat Pakistan U19 Women by 32 Runs in Faisalabad Tri-Series

Bangladesh U19 women beat Pakistan by 32 runs in Faisalabad on 11 October. See the scores, the win-loss count and what is left before the 16 October final.

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Short answer: Bangladesh U19 women beat Pakistan U19 women by 32 runs in Faisalabad on Sunday 11 October 2026. Bangladesh made 136 for 5 and Pakistan managed 104 for 9. On our count, Pakistan can no longer finish in the top two, so the final on 16 October will be Bangladesh against Sri Lanka.

We read the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) match report for the seventh match of the tri-series. It was posted on 11 October 2026. The standings below are our own sums from the PCB's list of results, because the PCB has not published a points table.

Bangladesh won the seventh match by 32 runs at Iqbal Stadium

Bangladesh posted 136 for 5 in 20 overs after being put in to bat. Pakistan chased 137 and finished on 104 for 9. The match was played at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad as part of the Rivaj Presents the University of Lahore U19 Women's T20 Tri-series.

TeamScoreOversTop scorer
Bangladesh U19136 for 520Sadia Islam 44 off 28 balls
Pakistan U19104 for 920Ravail Farhan 36 off 26 balls

Farjana Easmim Medha took 3 wickets for 19 runs and was named player of the match. Nishita Akter Nishi took 2 for 21.

Bangladesh U19 women 136 for 5 beat Pakistan U19 women 104 for 9 by 32 runs in Faisalabad on 11 October 2026

Pakistan lost wickets early and never recovered the chase

Pakistan lost Komal Khan for 9 with 21 runs on the board. Raahima Syed made 12 and added 22 with Ravail Farhan. Pakistan were 48 for 4 after 7.4 overs. Ravail made 36 off 26 balls before she was run out in the 13th over.

Aqsa Habib scored 23 off 32 balls and Rozina Akram made 13 off 16 balls. Both fought, but the run rate had already slipped too far. Pakistan needed nearly seven runs an over from the start, and the middle order could not find them.

For Bangladesh, Sadia Islam hit three fours and two sixes in her 44, and Shirina Khatun made 32 off 40 balls, a slower innings that gave the score a base. Rozina Akram took 1 for 20 for Pakistan.

On our count Pakistan cannot reach the top two

The tri-series has nine group matches and the top two teams play the final. Pakistan have one win from five matches and one match left. Bangladesh and Sri Lanka each have three wins. Pakistan can reach two wins at most, so they finish third whatever happens.

TeamPlayedWonLostLeft
Bangladesh U195321 (v Sri Lanka, 14 Oct)
Sri Lanka U194312 (v Pakistan 12 Oct, v Bangladesh 14 Oct)
Pakistan U195141 (v Sri Lanka, 12 Oct)

The PCB has not published a points table, net run rate or tie-break rule, so this is our reading of the results. We counted wins and losses from the PCB's list of results. We used the format the PCB announced at the start of the series: the top two teams play the final. Our reading would change only if the PCB applied a different rule.

Win and loss count in the U19 Women's T20 tri-series after seven matches: Bangladesh 3 wins, Sri Lanka 3 wins, Pakistan 1 win

Pakistan face Sri Lanka on 12 October and the final is on 16 October

Pakistan play Sri Lanka U19 on Monday 12 October at Iqbal Stadium, their last group match. Sri Lanka then meet Bangladesh on 14 October. The PCB's series page lists the tri-series as running from 2 to 16 October, so the final falls on 16 October.

  1. 12 October: Pakistan v Sri Lanka, Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad.
  2. 14 October: Sri Lanka v Bangladesh, same ground.
  3. 16 October: final, with the top two teams.

Earlier results and how Pakistan reached this point are in our reports on the nine-wicket loss to Sri Lanka and the first five matches of the tri-series. Several of these players are due to join their sides at the National Women's T20 Tournament once the tri-series ends.

The PCB report names the tri-series results, but not a table

The PCB's own report lists all results so far: Bangladesh won on 2 October by 30 runs, Pakistan won on 3 October by five wickets, Sri Lanka won on 5 October, Bangladesh won on 6 October by 13 runs, Sri Lanka won on 8 and 9 October, and Bangladesh won on 11 October.

That list is the only source for standings. If the PCB publishes a table later, it will override our count.

Common questions

Who won, Pakistan or Bangladesh, on 11 October?

Bangladesh U19 women won by 32 runs at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad. They made 136 for 5 and Pakistan made 104 for 9.

Is Pakistan out of the tri-series final race?

On our count, yes. Pakistan have one win from five matches and Bangladesh and Sri Lanka each have three, so Pakistan cannot finish in the top two. The PCB has not published a table that says so.

When is Pakistan's next match?

Pakistan U19 play Sri Lanka U19 on Monday 12 October at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad, the last group match.

Who was player of the match?

Farjana Easmim Medha of Bangladesh, who took 3 wickets for 19 runs.

When is the final?

The PCB lists the tri-series as running from 2 to 16 October 2026, so the final is on 16 October at the same ground.

Who scored most for Pakistan?

Ravail Farhan made 36 off 26 balls with two fours and two sixes before she was run out in the 13th over.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked on 11 October 2026. We read the PCB's match report for Bangladesh v Pakistan in the U19 Women's T20 tri-series, published 11 October, including its list of results and fixtures, and the PCB's women's international series page. The standings are our own sums.

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