Pakistan U19 Women End Faisalabad Tri-Series With One Win as Sri Lanka Win by 6 Wickets
Sri Lanka beat Pakistan U19 women by six wickets in Faisalabad on 12 October. See all eight results, who plays the final on 16 October and how to watch it.
Short answer: Sri Lanka U19 women beat Pakistan U19 women by six wickets in Faisalabad on Monday 12 October 2026. Pakistan finished the T20 tri-series with one win in six matches. Sri Lanka will meet Bangladesh in the final on Friday 16 October at Iqbal Stadium.
Pakistan batted first and made 105 for eight. Sri Lanka passed that in 13.3 overs. We read the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) match report and the scorecards of all eight group matches on 13 October 2026.
Sri Lanka chased 106 in 13.3 overs
Pakistan scored 105 for eight in 20 overs, with Shahar Bano not out on 24 off 18 balls. Sri Lanka replied with 106 for four in 13.3 overs, with Sanjana Kavindi making 46 off 28 balls. Limansa Thilakaratne took three for 14.
Shahar Bano's innings included two sixes and was the top score in the Pakistan innings. Yeshali Jithara took two for 20 for Sri Lanka. Sanjana Kavindi hit five fours and two sixes to take Sri Lanka home with 6.3 overs to spare.
The PCB named Limansa Thilakaratne player of the match. It was Pakistan's fifth defeat in the tournament.
Pakistan won one match, against Sri Lanka on 3 October
Pakistan's only win came on Saturday 3 October, when they beat Sri Lanka by five wickets. They lost the other five matches: three to Bangladesh and two to Sri Lanka. The Pakistan side was led by Fizza Fiaz.
| Date | Match | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Oct | Pakistan v Bangladesh | Bangladesh won by 30 runs |
| 3 Oct | Pakistan v Sri Lanka | Pakistan won by 5 wickets |
| 5 Oct | Sri Lanka v Bangladesh | Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets |
| 6 Oct | Pakistan v Bangladesh | Bangladesh won by 13 runs |
| 8 Oct | Bangladesh v Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets |
| 9 Oct | Pakistan v Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets |
| 11 Oct | Pakistan v Bangladesh | Bangladesh won by 32 runs |
| 12 Oct | Sri Lanka v Pakistan | Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets |
Earlier matches are covered in our reports on the nine-wicket defeat to Sri Lanka on 9 October and the 32-run loss to Bangladesh on 11 October.
Pakistan scored between 87 and 126 in every match
Pakistan's highest total was 126 for seven, on 6 October against Bangladesh. The lowest was 87 for six, on 2 October. They chased in two matches and won one of them. In the other four defeats they never reached 127.
| Date | Opponent | Pakistan score | Opponent score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Oct | Bangladesh | 87 for 6 | 117 for 8 |
| 3 Oct | Sri Lanka | 125 for 5 | 124 for 9 |
| 6 Oct | Bangladesh | 126 for 7 | 139 for 5 |
| 9 Oct | Sri Lanka | 110 for 8 | 111 for 1 |
| 11 Oct | Bangladesh | 104 for 9 | 136 for 5 |
| 12 Oct | Sri Lanka | 105 for 8 | 106 for 4 |
These are the totals on the PCB scorecards. Pakistan scored 657 runs in six innings, an average of 109.5 a match. In the two matches against Sri Lanka that Pakistan lost, the opponents needed only 15.2 and 13.3 overs to reach the target.
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh play the final on 16 October
Sri Lanka will meet Bangladesh in the final on Friday 16 October. Before that, the two sides play the last group match on Wednesday 14 October at the same ground. The tournament is a triple round-robin, and the top two sides go through to the final.
On our count from the eight results, Sri Lanka have four wins from five matches. Bangladesh have three wins from five. Pakistan cannot catch either side, and the PCB's report names the final line-up as Sri Lanka against Bangladesh.
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Left |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sri Lanka U19 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 1 (v Bangladesh, 14 Oct) |
| Bangladesh U19 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 1 (v Sri Lanka, 14 Oct) |
| Pakistan U19 | 6 | 1 | 5 | None |
The PCB has not published a points table, so these numbers are our own count of wins and losses. Our full tracker is in the tri-series results and final date report.
The final is on PTV Sports and two apps
Pakistan viewers can watch the final live on PTV Sports. The PCB says every match in the tri-series is streamed on Tapmad and Tamasha in Pakistan. Matches start at 11 am Pakistan time, with the toss at 10:30 am.
- Put the final in your diary: Friday 16 October, first ball at 11 am.
- Switch on PTV Sports for the live broadcast, or open Tapmad or Tamasha.
- Check the PCB tournament page after the 14 October match to confirm the two finalists.
- Read the PCB match report the same evening for the scorecard.
The final is the only match in the series shown on television. For other domestic fixtures, the guide to checking domestic cricket scores on the PCB site shows where scorecards sit.
Common questions
Who won the Pakistan v Sri Lanka U19 women's match on 12 October?
Sri Lanka won by six wickets. They chased 106 and finished on 106 for four in 13.3 overs.
Can Pakistan U19 women still reach the final?
No. Pakistan have played all six of their matches and won one. The PCB's report says the final is between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
When is the final?
It is on Friday 16 October at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad, with the first ball at 11 am Pakistan time.
Which channel shows the final in Pakistan?
PTV Sports will broadcast the final live. Tapmad and Tamasha stream every match in the series in Pakistan.
Who was player of the match?
The PCB named Sri Lanka's Limansa Thilakaratne player of the match for her three for 14.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked on 13 October 2026, Pakistan time. We read the PCB match report for the eighth match, the scorecards for all eight matches on the PCB site, the tri-series tournament page and the PCB's release of 1 October on broadcast and start times. The PCB has not published a standings table, so the wins and losses above are our own count. The 14 October result had not been played when we checked.
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