Pakistan tour of Netherlands 2020

India Women defeated Australia Women by 17 runs in the third match of the T20I series, at Adelaide on Saturday, to clinch the series 2-1. While Smriti Mandhana shone with the bat, Shree Charani and Shreyanka Patil stood out with the ball for the Women in Blue.

The Super 8 stage of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 officially gets under way today as Pakistan take on New Zealand in a pivotal Match 41 encounter.

Pakistan enters the Super 8 stage with momentum following a series of strong performances in the group rounds.

The high-stakes encounter at the R. Premadasa Stadium faces a significant threat from inclement weather. Check Colombo weather live of Pakistan vs New Zealand cricket match here.

As the defending champions, India enter the contest with a perfect group-stage record, whilst South Africa seek to avenge their 2024 final defeat in a match that could define the semi-final race in Group 1.

The T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8 match between India and South Africa is expected to enjoy perfect weather. Check Ahmedabad weather and rain forecast for IND vs SA match.

Both teams enter Group 2 following strong opening rounds, but with only two semi-final spots available in a group featuring Pakistan and New Zealand, this encounter is viewed as a must-win for momentum.

The ENG vs SL match, scheduled for Sunday, at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, faces a grim forecast that could see the points shared in this crucial Group 2 fixture.

The opening fixture of the T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8 stage between Pakistan and New Zealand is under significant threat from inclement weather. Check Colombo Weather and Rain Forecast for PAK vs NZ Match here.

The three-match series is currently level at 1-1 after Australia secured a 19-run victory in Canberra on Thursday.

Speculation intensified this week, with various unverified social media users claiming Shoaib Malik was preparing for a wedding on 26 February 2026 with actress Laiba Khan.

Of the eight franchises competing in 'The Hundred', four teams have some form of ownership from the Indian Premier League (IPL). This has caused speculation about whether player selection policies may be accountable for the long history of no Pakistani players being part of the IPL.