Pakistan Women vs Netherlands and Zimbabwe, Emerging Nations Trophy: 15 and 16 November at 10 am PKT
Pakistan Women play the Netherlands on 15 November and Zimbabwe on 16 November, both at 10 am PKT in Ajman. Both squads, Group B run and where to watch.

Pakistan Women play the Netherlands at the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy on Sunday 15 November 2026 at 10:00 am Pakistan time, and Zimbabwe on Monday 16 November, also at 10:00 am PKT. Both matches are at the Seven Districts Sports Club in Ajman, UAE, and both are T20 games in Group B.
We read the fixture list, the squad list and the tournament page on the International Cricket Council (ICC) website on 12 November 2026. The ICC gives both starts as 09:00 local time. The UAE is one hour behind Pakistan, so that is 10:00 am PKT. Below are both opposing squads, Pakistan's full group run, and what we found about watching in Pakistan.
Both matches start at 10:00 am PKT in Ajman
These are morning games, unlike Pakistan's first two matches, which start at 2:15 pm PKT. Both are at the Seven Districts Sports Club, not at Karwan Sports Club where Pakistan opened.

| Detail | Pakistan vs Netherlands | Zimbabwe vs Pakistan |
|---|---|---|
| Date | Sunday 15 November 2026 | Monday 16 November 2026 |
| Start, Pakistan time | 10:00 am PKT | 10:00 am PKT |
| Start, UAE time | 9:00 am | 9:00 am |
| Ground | Seven Districts Sports Club, Ajman | Seven Districts Sports Club, Ajman |
| Same time, other ground | Thailand vs Zimbabwe | Bangladesh vs Netherlands |
So on 15 November, Zimbabwe play Thailand at the same time at Karwan Sports Club. On 16 November, the Netherlands play Bangladesh at the same time. Every Group B side plays four games, and Pakistan finish their group on 16 November, two days before the last Group B matches on 18 November.
Pakistan's full Group B run
Pakistan opened against Bangladesh on 12 November and won by 8 wickets, as our match report from the ICC scorecard set out. They play Thailand, the 2025 champions, on 13 November, before these two morning games.
| Date | Match | Start, PKT | Ground |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday 12 November | Pakistan vs Bangladesh | 2:15 pm | Karwan Sports Club |
| Friday 13 November | Thailand vs Pakistan | 2:15 pm | Karwan Sports Club |
| Sunday 15 November | Pakistan vs Netherlands | 10:00 am | Seven Districts Sports Club |
| Monday 16 November | Zimbabwe vs Pakistan | 10:00 am | Seven Districts Sports Club |
The top three in each group of five go to the Super Six, played on 20, 22 and 23 November. The final is on 25 November at Karwan Sports Club, starting 9:00 am UAE time, which is 10:00 am PKT. The full tournament list is on our Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 schedule in PKT.
Netherlands squad: Babette de Leede captains 14 players
The ICC squad list, dated 9 November, names 14 Netherlands players, with Babette de Leede as captain:
Babette de Leede (captain), Carlijn van Koolwijk, Caroline de Lange, Frederique Overdijk, Hannah Landheer, Heather Siegers, Iris Zwilling, Myrthe van den Raad, Phebe Molkenboer, Robine Rijke, Rosalie Lawrence, Sanya Khurana, Silver Siegers, Sterre Kalis.
The Netherlands opened their tournament against Thailand on 12 November, at the same time Pakistan played Bangladesh.
Zimbabwe squad: Josephine Nkomo captains 14 players
Zimbabwe had not named a squad when the ICC first listed the teams on 4 November. The updated ICC list now names 14 players, with Josephine Nkomo as captain:
Josephine Nkomo (captain), Nomvelo Sibanda, Chipo Mugeri, Modester Mupachikwa, Nyasha Gwanzura, Loryn Phiri, Chiyedza Dhururu, Christina Mutasa, Kelis Ndhlovu, Beloved Biza, Sharne Mayers, Olinder Chare, Michelle Mavunga, Tendai Makusha.
Pakistan's own 14, led by Muneeba Ali with Ayesha Zafar as vice-captain, are on our Pakistan women's squad page, and every team's list is on our all-teams squads page.
Where to watch in Pakistan: no channel named yet
We checked the ICC tournament page on 12 November. It has a "Broadcast Partners" row of logos, but it does not say which channel or stream carries this event in Pakistan or anywhere else. We found no ICC line naming a broadcaster for these matches.
Until one is named, here is how to follow the games:
- Open the ICC website and go to the Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 tournament page.
- Choose the match under Fixtures about 30 minutes before 10:00 am PKT to see the toss and playing XI.
- Follow the live scorecard ball by ball during the match.
- Check PTV Sports' own schedule on the morning, in case it picks up the match.
Why these two games matter for the Super Six
With five teams in the group and three going through, a team usually needs three wins from four, or two wins and a good net run rate. Pakistan already have one win. Wins against the Netherlands and Zimbabwe would leave them very likely to qualify whatever happens against Thailand. The Super Six schedule depends on final group places, so Pakistan's next date after 16 November is not fixed yet.
Common questions
What time is Pakistan Women vs Netherlands Women?
Sunday 15 November 2026 at 10:00 am Pakistan time, which is 9:00 am in the UAE.
What time is Pakistan Women vs Zimbabwe Women?
Monday 16 November 2026 at 10:00 am PKT, at the Seven Districts Sports Club, Ajman.
Where are the matches played?
Both at the Seven Districts Sports Club in Ajman, UAE.
Who captains the Netherlands and Zimbabwe?
Babette de Leede leads the Netherlands and Josephine Nkomo leads Zimbabwe, according to the ICC squad list.
Is the match on TV in Pakistan?
No broadcaster was named on the ICC page when we checked on 12 November. Follow the ICC live scorecard.
When is the final?
Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 10:00 am PKT, at Karwan Sports Club, Ajman.
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, the ICC squad list (dated 9 November) and the ICC tournament page on 12 November 2026 at about 22:10 PKT. Pakistan times are our conversion from UAE time.
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