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The Women’s Asia Cup 2026 will commence in Dubai on August 28, featuring eight teams including defending champions Sri Lanka and favourites India. Led by Harmanpreet Kaur, India seek redemption after recent tournament exits, though their squad selection raises questions with key omissions and injuries, while associate nations prepare to challenge the established order
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur expects a tough Women’s T20 Asia Cup as Asian teams continue to improve, with India refusing to focus on any one opponent and instead concentrating on playing good cricket.The Asia Cup features India, Pakistan, defending champions Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, hosts UAE, Thailand, Hong Kong China and Indonesia.India, the ODI world champions,…
Fatima Sana-led Pakistan women’s team will take the field against Thailand in their first match of the ACC Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 on Tuesday, 1 September, while the tournament is set to kick off on Friday.
Sony Sports Network and Sony LIV announced their expert panel and multi-lingual commentary line-up for the upcoming ACC Women’s Asia Cup 2026. Scheduled from August 28 to September 13, 2026, the marquee tournament will bring together Asia’s leading cricketing nations as they compete for continental supremacy.
Team adopt unconventional approach playing against a men’s side during pre-tournament camp
Cricket fans across the UAE can now look forward to an exciting fortnight of international women’s cricket, with tickets for the DP World Women’s Asia Cup 2026 going on sale.
After Hong Kong stumbled at the final 2024 Asia Cup qualifying hurdle, Kary Chan Ka-ying spent five navel-gazing days hiding from the outside world. “I can still remember the pain in my heart … I kept asking myself, ‘what if I’d done something differently?’” Chan said. Two years later and rather than being cooped up…
Sri Lanka all-rounder Dewmi Vihanga has been ruled out of the Women’s T20 Asia Cup due to a right knee injury, delaying her anticipated T20I debut. Nimasha Meepage, a left-arm spinner, has been named as her replacement in the squad.
Winning major competitions changes things, and for the women’s game in Bangladesh, the time in the sun came when they beat India in the 2018 Asia Cup final in Kuala Lumpur..Not only did it bring rewards and trophies, it also grabbed the attention of the people in the country and the cricketing world.
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty has high expectations for her side as they get set to embark on the upcoming Asia Cup in Dubai.