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Pakistan Women vs Bangladesh Women, Emerging Nations Trophy: 12 November at 2:15 pm PKT, Both Squads

Pakistan Women play Bangladesh at the Emerging Nations Trophy on 12 November at 2:15 pm PKT in Ajman. Both 14-player squads, all 4 group games and the format.

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan EraShahid Anwar6 min read
Empty cricket ground in Ajman on a bright afternoon ahead of Pakistan Women vs Bangladesh Women

Pakistan play Bangladesh in their first match of the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 on Thursday 12 November at 2:15 pm Pakistan time, at the Karwan Sports Club Cricket Ground in Ajman, UAE. The match is a T20, Muneeba Ali captains Pakistan, and Pakistan play again the next day against Thailand.

We read the fixture list, the squads and the tournament guide on the International Cricket Council (ICC) website on 11 November 2026. The ICC lists the start as 13:15 local time. The UAE is one hour behind Pakistan, so that is 2:15 pm PKT. Below are both squads, the format, Pakistan's full group run and what the ICC pages do not yet say.

Pakistan vs Bangladesh starts at 2:15 pm PKT on 12 November

The match starts at 13:15 UAE time, which is 2:15 pm in Pakistan, on Thursday 12 November 2026. It is one of two afternoon games in Group B that day. The Netherlands play Thailand at the same time at the Seven Districts Sports Club, also in Ajman.

Match card for Pakistan vs Bangladesh at the Women's Emerging Nations Trophy on 12 November 2026 at 2:15 pm PKT in Ajman
DetailPakistan vs Bangladesh
EventICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026, Group B
DateThursday 12 November 2026
Start, Pakistan time2:15 pm PKT
Start, UAE time1:15 pm (13:15)
GroundKarwan Sports Club Cricket Ground, Ajman
FormatT20, 20 overs a side

The morning games on the same day, Sri Lanka against Ireland and Papua New Guinea against Scotland, open the tournament. They are in Group A, so they do not affect Pakistan's table directly.

Muneeba Ali leads a 14-player Pakistan squad

The ICC squad list names 14 Pakistan players, with Muneeba Ali as captain and Ayesha Zafar as vice-captain. The ICC page does not mark a wicketkeeper for Pakistan. Our Pakistan women's squad for the Emerging Nations Trophy has the selection details from when the squad was named.

#Pakistan playerRole on the ICC list
1Muneeba AliCaptain
2Ayesha ZafarVice-captain
3Eman NaseerNot marked
4Eyman FatimaNot marked
5Gull FerozaNot marked
6Momina RiasatNot marked
7Nashra SundhuNot marked
8Sadaf ShamasNot marked
9Saira JabeenNot marked
10Shawaal ZulfiqarNot marked
11Tasmia RubabNot marked
12Tuba HassanNot marked
13Umm-e-HaniNot marked
14Waheeda AkhtarNot marked

Several of these players had strong domestic form last month. Eyman Fatima scored a century on the first day of the National Women's T20, as set out in our National Women's T20 day 1 results, and Momina Riasat took 4 for 1 in the same tournament.

Bangladesh name 14 players, and two ICC pages differ on the captain

The ICC squad list names 14 Bangladesh players with Nigar Sultana Joty marked as captain. The ICC tournament guide published on 9 November says Nahida Akter will lead Bangladesh after replacing Nigar Sultana as captain. Both pages are on the ICC site, so the captain is not settled until the toss.

#Bangladesh player#Bangladesh player
1Nigar Sultana Joty (c on the squad list)8Dilara Akter
2Nahida Akter (captain in the ICC guide)9Fahima Khatun
3Shorna Akter10Juairiya Ferdous
4Jannatul Ferdus Sumona11Sharmin Akter
5Rabeya Khan12Disha Biswas
6Ritu Moni13Shanjida Akther
7Sobhana Mostary14Shathi Rani

The Bangladesh list has a number of players with senior international experience, including Nigar Sultana, Nahida Akter, Fahima Khatun and Ritu Moni. That makes this one of Pakistan's harder games in the group, and a win here would go a long way towards the Super Six.

Pakistan play four group games in five days

Pakistan face Bangladesh on 12 November, Thailand on 13 November, the Netherlands on 15 November and Zimbabwe on 16 November. The first two start at 2:15 pm PKT, and the last two at 10:00 am PKT, according to the ICC fixture list.

  1. Thursday 12 November: Pakistan vs Bangladesh, 2:15 pm PKT, Karwan Sports Club Cricket Ground.
  2. Friday 13 November: Thailand vs Pakistan, 2:15 pm PKT, Karwan Sports Club Cricket Ground.
  3. Sunday 15 November: Pakistan vs Netherlands, 10:00 am PKT, Seven Districts Sports Club.
  4. Monday 16 November: Zimbabwe vs Pakistan, 10:00 am PKT, Seven Districts Sports Club.

Thailand are the defending champions. They won the first edition in 2025, the first ICC trophy in their history, on net run rate after four teams finished level on points. Every Pakistan date is also on our Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 schedule in Pakistan time.

The top three in each group reach the Super Six

Ten teams play in two groups of five from 12 to 18 November. The top three from each group go into the Super Six on 20, 22 and 23 November, where each team plays the three qualifiers from the other group. The top two then meet in the final on 25 November.

StageDatesWho plays
Group stage12 to 18 NovemberGroup A: Sri Lanka, Ireland, Scotland, Papua New Guinea, UAE. Group B: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, Netherlands, Zimbabwe
Super Six20, 22 and 23 NovemberTop three from each group
Final25 NovemberTop two from the Super Six, at Karwan Sports Club Cricket Ground

So Pakistan can lose one group game and still go through, but two defeats would leave them depending on other results. The full lists for all ten teams are on our Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 squads page.

No broadcaster for Pakistan is named yet

The ICC event page shows a row of broadcast partner logos, including PTV Sports and ICC.tv, but it does not say which of them will show this tournament. We found no line on the ICC pages naming a channel or stream for viewers in Pakistan.

Until a broadcaster is named, the safe way to follow the match is the live scorecard on the ICC website, under the Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 tournament page. We will add a channel here if the ICC or PTV Sports announces one. Pakistan's other women's fixtures this season are in our Pakistan women's cricket calendar 2026-27.

Common questions

When is Pakistan vs Bangladesh at the Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026?

Thursday 12 November 2026 at 2:15 pm Pakistan time, which is 1:15 pm in the UAE.

Where is the match being played?

At the Karwan Sports Club Cricket Ground in Ajman, UAE. All matches of the tournament are in Ajman.

Who is Pakistan's captain?

Muneeba Ali, with Ayesha Zafar as vice-captain, on the ICC squad list.

Who is Bangladesh's captain?

The ICC pages differ. The squad list marks Nigar Sultana Joty as captain, while the ICC tournament guide says Nahida Akter will lead the side.

Who do Pakistan play after Bangladesh?

Thailand on Friday 13 November at 2:15 pm PKT, then the Netherlands on 15 November and Zimbabwe on 16 November, both at 10:00 am PKT.

Is the match on TV in Pakistan?

No broadcaster for Pakistan had been named on the ICC pages when we checked on 11 November. Follow the live score on the ICC website.

How we verified this

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

We read the ICC fixture list for the Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 (published 29 October), the ICC squad list (updated 10 November) and the ICC tournament guide (9 November) on 11 November 2026 at about 04:00 PKT. Pakistan times are our conversion from UAE time, which is one hour behind PKT.

About the author

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan Era

Senior Writer, Public Services and Technology

Shahid Anwar

Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.

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