Watch Pakistan Women vs Netherlands Women live in HD with myco. This is the 26th ODI of ICC WT20 WC 2026 at County Ground, Bristol on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 2:30 PM PKT.

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Group A, 26th Match, ICC Women’s T20, PAKW vs NEDW.

The only bad news for the Pakistani and Dutch duo is that they will face one another in their last group match. Both have finished with four victories and four defeats and have an (E) next to their names on the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 points table. Both will be eager to bounce off the starting blocks, but one will have scratched it off.

Netherlands finally got their wish, after travelling many rough tracks through various Qualifier formats, to make it to their maiden Women’s T20 World Cup. However, there will be disillusionment as captain Babette de Leede’s desire to qualify directly for the next event by winning two races has not come true. Netherlands may have suffered big defeats along the way, but will still have one last evening to create memories for a lifetime. Whether the losses are bad or good, faith should be given off from that dressing room because their opposition is in the same boat as they are with zero wins.

The drive for Pakistan will be to not be the only team to finish the Women’s T20 World Cup with no points. This is the pattern of Pakistan in all 10 editions of the tournament with early exits. However in the seven previous occasions, Pakistan have found at least one wicket in each game.

It was the last time that Pakistan didn’t score a single run in the 2010 edition, a mark that Fatima Sana would want to offload from her shoulders as a captain.

Pakistan and Netherlands have one unfortunate commonality as they head into their final group game, against each other. They have both hit a hat trick in their four games and have an (E) next to their names on the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 points table. They both will have the urge to get a head start, but one of them will get itched.

After battling through a series of rough Qualifier pitches, Netherlands had finally made it to their first Women’s T20 World Cup. However, there will be some downside as Babette de Leede, the captain, has not been able to qualify directly to the next event with a pair of victories.

Netherlands has come from great falls, but will have one final night to make memories that will last a lifetime. However you slice it, faith should come from that dressing room as their opposition are in a rock of zero wins.

Pakistan will have to do this to prevent a World Cup embarrassment of being the only team to win zero matches of the World Cup. It has been the norm for Pakistan in all the 10 editions of the tournament to opt for early exits. In the previous seven times, however, Pakistan have managed to pick up at least one win.

This was the first time in the history of the Pakistan team that the nation has not scored a point when they are in the lead.The last time Pakistan did not score a point in the lead was in 2010 edition, which Fatima Sana would not want to associate her name with.

When: Pakistan vs Netherlands, Group A, Match 26, June 27, 2026, 10:30 AM Local Time/ 3 PM IST

When: Saturday, February 11, 2024, at 1:30 pm

Expectations: The UK is in the grip of a heat wave at the moment, but there will be some respite in the morning in Bristol, where temps will still be in the late teens but will be relatively mild throughout the game. The Netherlands were the sole team to play at the venue, and were beaten 200+ in the first innings. Pakistan haven’t played a match there at this tournament.

Netherlands

Heather Siegers, who had been a regular opener, was unable to make the trip to South Africa due to illness. Netherlands thus chose to use their 21-year-old starter Phebe Molkenboer with another 21-year-old, Sanya Khurana. They were both brave and confident against the attack led by Shabnim Ismail as they excelled in the Powerplay. Netherlands might be able to keep this exuberance at the top. Hannah Landheer also took the place of Isabel van der Woning in her absence. It may be a dead heat contest for the final game, between the two.

Defensive XI: Sanya Khurana, Phebe Molkenboer, Babette de Leede (c), Sterre Kalis, Robine Rijke, Frederique Overdijk, Iris Zwilling, Myrthe van den Raad, Silver Siegers, Caroline de Lange, Hannah Landheer/Isabel van der Woning

Pakistan

Post a poor batting effort against Australia and Pakistan were bowled out for only 86, they could look to a 21-year-old batsman of their own – Eyman Fatima, who has hit at 150.71 in the five T20Is she has faced. Senior pros Diana Baig and Rameen Shamim, who were drafted in the final round, should stay on.

AFP: Muneeba Ali (wk), Gull Feroza, Ayesha Zafar/Eyman Fatima, Iram Javed, Saira Jabeen, Aliya Riaz, Fatima Sana (c), Rameen Shamim, Diana Baig, Nashra Sandhu, Sadia Iqbal

Teams have scored at 7 an over in the Powerplay in Bristol in this tournament. The only other area where a lower scoring rate is found is at Southampton (6.37).

Since the start of 2025, Sterre Kalis has scored 1647 runs in 67 T20 innings – the most for Netherlands. Fatima Sana is the top scorer for Pakistan with 764 runs scored in 22 innings, and an average of 50.93. She additionally has a much better strike rate, 164.30 compared to Kalis’ 114.21

Pakistan Women Squad: Muneeba Ali(w), Gull Feroza, Saira Jabeen, Ayesha Zafar, Iram Javed, Aliya Riaz, Fatima Sana(c), Rameen Shamim, Nashra Sandhu, Diana Baig, Sadia Iqbal, Tuba Hassan, Eyman Fatima, Tasmia Rubab, Natalia Pervaiz
The Netherlands Women Team: Phebe Molkenboer, Sanya Khurana, Sterre Kalis, Babette de Leede(w/c), Robine Rijke, Frederique Overdijk, Iris Zwilling, Myrthe van den Raad, Hannah Landheer, Caroline de Lange, Silver Siegers, Heather Siegers, Isabel van der Woning, Lara Leemhuis, Rosalie Lawrence