The tournament features eight teams, including Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong and hosts the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with teams set to compete for the continental title.
All 15 matches of the Women’s Asia Cup will be played at the Dubai International Stadium, providing a central venue for the tournament throughout the competition.
Pakistan will begin its campaign on September 1 against Thailand. One of the most highly anticipated matches of the tournament, the traditional rivalry between Pakistan and India, will take place on September 5.
The tournament will then move into the knockout stage, with the first semi-final scheduled for September 10 and the second semi-final to be played on September 11.
The final of the Women’s Asia Cup will be held on Sunday, September 13, at the Dubai International Stadium, where the two finalists will compete for the prestigious continental title.
With eight teams participating and all matches being played at the same venue, the tournament is expected to provide an exciting contest among some of Asia’s leading women’s cricket teams, while Pakistan will be looking to make a strong start to its campaign and progress to the knockout stage.