Stumps : Day 4 - England need 281 runs to win.

291/10 & 182/5

New Zealand

391/10 & 362/10

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Stumps : Day 2 -

Essex

184/10

Nottinghamshire

457/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Yorkshire trail by 236 runs.

Leicestershire

453/10

Yorkshire

185/10 & 32/2

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Stumps : Day 2 - Surrey trail by 171 runs.

Glamorgan

358/10

Surrey

105/10 & 82/2

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Stumps : Day 2 - Hampshire lead by 238 runs.

Sussex

159/10

Hampshire

191/10 & 206/9

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Stumps : Day 2 -

Somerset

208/10

Warwickshire

330/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Middlesex trail by 97 runs.

Kent

416/10

Middlesex

319/6

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Stumps : Day 2 - Lancashire trail by 63 runs.

Derbyshire

364/10

Lancashire

161/10 & 140/6

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Stumps : Day 2 - Worcestershire trail by 79 runs.

Worcestershire

210/5

Gloucestershire

289/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Durham trail by 148 runs.

Durham

302/7

Northamptonshire

450/10

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SEO won by 5 wickets

Seattle Orcas

219/5

Washington Freedom

216/10

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ROM won by 5 wickets

Romania

125/5

Hungary

124/8

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SRT won by 7 wickets

Shrachi Rarh Tigers

110/3

Novus Purulia Royals

107/10

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IND won by 9 wickets

India

224/1

Afghanistan

218/10

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TW won by 6 wickets

Tungabhadra Warriors

154/4

Bhimavaram Bulls

153/9

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BBS won by 6 wickets

Bengaluru Blasters

202/4

Gulbarga Mystics

201/5

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DEN won by 5 wickets

Denmark

144/5

Germany

141/9

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AUS-W won by 98 runs

Australia Women

219/6

Netherlands Women

121/3

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BEL won by 11 runs

Belgium

233/4

Hungary

222/7

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NAM won by 90 runs

Namibia

194/3

Nigeria

104/10

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South Africa U19 Women set for maiden Pakistan tour in July

by mishaalmubarak June 21, 2026

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South Africa women's U19 team will travel to Pakistan to play a five-match T20 series in July. While the senior women's team has played white-ball games in Pakistan plenty of times, this will be a first for the U19 side, who will reach the country on July 10.

As confirmed by the Pakistan Cricket Board, all five games will be staged at the National Bank Stadium, Karachi. The two teams will train in Karachi from July 11-13, before the series begins on July 14.

Pakistan’s first series since December

The series will be the Pakistan women's U19 team's first fixture since their tour of Bangladesh last December.

Pakistan defeated Bangladesh 3-2 in the five-match T20 series. This came after they finished the Women's U19 T20 World Cup with only one win in four games, having lost two while one game was washed out.

South Africa U19 women's tour of Pakistan:

10 July – South Africa team arrival in Karachi

Date	Fixture	Venue
11-13 July 2026	Pakistan & South Africa training sessions	National Bank Stadium, Karachi
14 July 2026	1st T20 – Pakistan vs South Africa	National Bank Stadium, Karachi
17 July 2026	2nd T20 – Pakistan vs South Africa	National Bank Stadium, Karachi
19 July 2026	3rd T20 – Pakistan vs South Africa	National Bank Stadium, Karachi
22 July 2026	4th T20 – Pakistan vs South Africa	National Bank Stadium, Karachi
24 July 2026	5th T20 – Pakistan vs South Africa	National Bank Stadium, Karachi