PCB Women's Super-3 T20 Final: Warriors vs Champions on 5 November in Faisalabad, Every Result
Warriors meet Champions in the PCB Women's Super-3 T20 final on 5 November at Iqbal Stadium. See every league result, Eyman Fatima's 88 and the standings.
Warriors play Champions in the final of the PCB Women's Super-3 T20 Tournament on Thursday, 5 November 2026, at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad. Muneeba Ali's Warriors won three of their four league games. Tuba Hassan's Champions won two. Gull Feroza's Incredibles won only their last game, by 39 runs on 3 November, and are out.
We read every PCB match report from the league stage, from 29 October to 3 November. Below are all the results we could confirm, the standings, the top performers and what the final means for the Pakistan women's players heading to the Emerging Nations Trophy.
Warriors and Champions reached the final
Warriors won three league matches and Champions won two, so they meet in the final on 5 November at Iqbal Stadium. Incredibles finished with one win from four. Each team played the other two twice, which made six league matches.
| Team | Captain | Played | Won | Lost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Warriors | Muneeba Ali | 4 | 3 | 1 |
| Champions | Tuba Hassan | 4 | 2 | 2 |
| Incredibles | Gull Feroza | 4 | 1 | 3 |
We built this table from the match reports. The PCB did not publish a points table in the reports we read, so we show wins and losses only. Net run rate did not matter, because the top two were clear on wins.
Every league result in the Super-3 T20
Six league matches were played at Iqbal Stadium from 28 October to 3 November. Warriors won the second, third and fifth games. Champions won the first and fourth. Incredibles won the sixth. The PCB reports confirm five of the six margins.
| Match and date | Result | Player of the match |
|---|---|---|
| Match 1, Wednesday 28 October | Champions beat Incredibles (margin not in the reports we read) | Not confirmed |
| Match 2, Thursday 29 October | Warriors beat Champions by five wickets. Champions 164-4, Warriors 168-5 in 19.5 overs | Eyman Fatima, 88 not out |
| Match 3, Friday 30 October | Warriors beat Incredibles by 35 runs. Warriors 194-6, Incredibles 159 all out | Muneeba Ali, 87 not out |
| Match 4, Sunday 1 November | Champions beat Incredibles by 14 runs. Champions 143-8, Incredibles 129 all out | Ayesha Rehman, 35 not out and 2-18 |
| Match 5, Monday 2 November | Warriors beat Champions by 24 runs. Warriors 154-8, Champions 130 all out | Ayesha Bilal, 4-15 |
| Match 6, Tuesday 3 November | Incredibles beat Warriors by 39 runs. Incredibles 167-6, Warriors 128-8 | Ayesha Zafar, 50 off 25 balls |
The first result comes from the PCB's match 2 report, which says Champions "began the tournament with a win against Incredibles on Wednesday". We could not open a separate report for that match, so its score is missing here.
Eyman Fatima and Muneeba Ali hit the biggest scores
Eyman Fatima's 88 not out off 39 balls is the top score of the league, with eight sixes. Muneeba Ali made 87 not out off 55 balls. Ayesha Bilal's 4 for 15 is the best bowling we found in the reports.
Here is what stood out in each game:
- Eyman walked in at 48 for 3 in match 2 and finished the chase with one ball left. She hit five fours and eight sixes.
- Muneeba and Sadaf Shamas added 98 for the second wicket in match 3. Left-arm pacer Shahar Bano then took 3 for 38.
- Ayesha Rehman scored 35 not out off 16 balls and took 2 for 18 in match 4. Anosha Nasir took 3 for 16 for Incredibles in a losing cause.
- Left-arm spinner Ayesha Bilal took 4 for 15 in match 5, including Tuba Hassan's wicket.
- Ayesha Zafar reached 50 off 25 balls in match 6, and Gull Feroza added 46.
One small mismatch: the match 3 report says Sadaf Shamas made 55 in the text and 35 in the scores in brief. We cannot tell which is right, so we leave her score out of the list above.
What to know before the final on 5 November
The final is a straight rematch of two games Warriors won. Warriors beat Champions by five wickets on 29 October and by 24 runs on 2 November. Champions need to beat Warriors for the first time this tournament to win the title.
- Date: Thursday 5 November 2026.
- Venue: Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad.
- Teams: Warriors (Muneeba Ali) v Champions (Tuba Hassan).
- Head to head this event: Warriors 2, Champions 0.
- Start time: not given in the reports. League games were played in the afternoon.
The PCB reports do not name a streaming partner for this event, and we did not confirm one. If you want the domestic women's season so far, the National Women's T20 final result was also played in Faisalabad last month.
Many finalists fly to the Emerging Nations Trophy next
Several players in this tournament are in Pakistan's squad for the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy in Ajman, UAE, from 12 November. That squad gathers in Lahore on 6 November, the day after this final.
Muneeba Ali captains that side and Ayesha Zafar is vice-captain. Sadaf Shamas, Waheeda Akhtar and Gull Feroza are also in it. The full list and fixtures are on our page about the Pakistan women's squad for the Emerging Nations Trophy. Eyman Fatima's form here follows her National Women's T20 runs, listed in our most runs and wickets table.
Common questions
Who is in the PCB Women's Super-3 T20 final?
Warriors and Champions. Warriors are led by Muneeba Ali and Champions by Tuba Hassan.
When is the Women's Super-3 T20 final?
On Thursday 5 November 2026 at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad.
Who scored the most runs in one innings in the Super-3 T20?
Eyman Fatima, with 88 not out off 39 balls for Warriors against Champions on 29 October.
Why were Incredibles knocked out?
They lost their first three games. Their 39-run win over Warriors on 3 November came after both finalists were already decided.
How many teams play in the PCB Women's Super-3 T20?
Three: Warriors, Champions and Incredibles. Each played four league games before the final.
Who is captain of Incredibles?
Gull Feroza. She scored 46 in their win over Warriors.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read five PCB match reports on the PCB website on 4 November 2026: match 2 (29 October), match 3 (30 October), match 4 (1 November), match 5 (2 November) and match 6 (3 November). Match 1's result comes from the match 2 report. The standings table is our own count. We will add the final result once the PCB publishes it.
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