Pakistan Women Cricket
Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team 2026 hub — ODI captain Fatima Sana, T20I captain Muneeba Ali, full squads and Sri Lanka ODI series in Hambantota starting 23 July.
The PCB Women’s National Selection Committee has named 15-member squads for the ODI and T20I series against Sri Lanka in July 2026. Fatima Sana captains Pakistan Women in ODIs while Muneeba Ali leads the T20I side — a split-captaincy arrangement that reflects the PCB’s focus on building leadership depth across formats. The Pakistan women’s cricket team travel to Sri Lanka on Monday, with the three-match ODI series in Hambantota starting 23 July 2026.
Pakistan Women Squad 2026
| # | Player | Role | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fatima Sana C | Allrounder | Right-hand bat, Right-arm fast-medium |
| 2 | Muneeba Ali WK | WK Batter | Left-hand bat |
| 3 | Gull Feroza | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 4 | Ayesha Zafar | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 5 | Iram Javed | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 6 | Eyman Fatima | Allrounder | Right-hand bat, Off-break |
| 7 | Aliya Riaz | Allrounder | Right-hand bat, Right-arm medium |
| 8 | Natalia Parvaiz | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 9 | Saira Jabeen | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
| 10 | Tuba Hassan | Spinner | Right-arm off-break |
| 11 | Rameen Shamim | Spinner | Left-arm orthodox |
| 12 | Sadia Iqbal | Spinner | Right-arm off-break |
| 13 | Nashra Sandhu | Spinner | Left-arm orthodox |
| 14 | Diana Baig | Fast Bowler | Right-arm fast |
| 15 | Tasmia Rubab | Fast Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
Source: PCB official announcement · ODI captain: Fatima Sana · July 2026
| # | Player | Role | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Muneeba Ali C WK | WK Batter | Left-hand bat |
| 2 | Fatima Sana | Allrounder | Right-hand bat, Right-arm fast-medium |
| 3 | Gull Feroza | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 4 | Ayesha Zafar | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 5 | Iram Javed | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 6 | Eyman Fatima | Allrounder | Right-hand bat, Off-break |
| 7 | Aliya Riaz | Allrounder | Right-hand bat, Right-arm medium |
| 8 | Natalia Parvaiz | Batter | Right-hand bat |
| 9 | Saira Jabeen | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
| 10 | Tuba Hassan | Spinner | Right-arm off-break |
| 11 | Rameen Shamim | Spinner | Left-arm orthodox |
| 12 | Sadia Iqbal | Spinner | Right-arm off-break |
| 13 | Nashra Sandhu | Spinner | Left-arm orthodox |
| 14 | Diana Baig | Fast Bowler | Right-arm fast |
| 15 | Tasmia Rubab | Fast Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
Source: PCB official announcement · T20I captain: Muneeba Ali · July 2026
Split captaincy confirmed. Fatima Sana leads Pakistan Women in ODIs while Muneeba Ali takes over as T20I captain for the Sri Lanka series. The PCB Women’s National Selection Committee made both appointments simultaneously in the July 2026 squad announcement.
Pakistan Women vs Sri Lanka 2026 – ODI Series Schedule
Pakistan Women play a three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka Women in Hambantota, July 2026.
Key Players – Pakistan Women Cricket Team
Fatima Sana
Pakistan’s ODI captain and pace spearhead. Fatima Sana bats and bowls at the highest level, making her the most complete cricketer in the Pakistan women’s setup heading into the Sri Lanka series.
Muneeba Ali
Newly appointed T20I captain and Pakistan’s most experienced white-ball batter. Her century against Ireland in 2023 remains a landmark in Pakistan Women’s cricket. Now leads in the shortest format.
Gull Feroza
The form batter in the squad. Two ODI centuries against Zimbabwe in May 2026 make Feroza Pakistan’s most dangerous top-order option coming into the Sri Lanka tour.
Aliya Riaz
Reliable middle-order bat and useful medium-pace option. One of the first names on the teamsheet across both ODIs and T20Is for Pakistan Women.
Eyman Fatima
An emerging allrounder who offers batting depth and off-spin variety. Featured at the T20 World Cup 2026 and building a consistent case across both formats.
Nashra Sandhu
Pakistan’s most productive bowler in women’s white-ball cricket. Her left-arm angle on Sri Lankan surfaces, which assist spin, makes her the first-choice bowling option in both formats.
Coaching Staff and Team Management
Frequently Asked Questions
Fatima Sana is the ODI captain and Muneeba Ali is the T20I captain of Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team in 2026. The PCB confirmed the split captaincy ahead of the Sri Lanka tour in July 2026.
Both squads are 15 members: Fatima Sana, Muneeba Ali, Gull Feroza, Ayesha Zafar, Iram Javed, Eyman Fatima, Aliya Riaz, Natalia Parvaiz, Saira Jabeen, Tuba Hassan, Rameen Shamim, Sadia Iqbal, Nashra Sandhu, Diana Baig and Tasmia Rubab.
Pakistan Women play three ODIs against Sri Lanka in Hambantota: 1st ODI on 23 July, 2nd ODI on 25 July and 3rd ODI on 28 July 2026.
Muneeba Ali is the T20I captain of Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team for the Sri Lanka series 2026. She is also Pakistan’s leading T20 World Cup run-scorer with 247 runs in 17 innings, including Pakistan’s first-ever T20I century.
The head coach position is currently vacant. Wahab Riaz serves as Mentor. The support staff includes Imran Farhat (Batting Coach), Abdur Rehman (Spin Bowling Coach), Umaid Asif (Fast Bowling Coach) and Abdul Majeed (Fielding Coach).
Fatima Sana leads the ODI side while Muneeba Ali captains the T20I team. The PCB introduced this split captaincy to build leadership depth across both formats heading into the next ICC cycle.