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The PAK-W vs NED-W fantasy team prediction for ICC Women T20 World Cup 2026 Match 26 at Seat Unique Stadium Bristol on Saturday June 27 2026. Match starts at 9:30 AM local time which is 3:00 PM IST.
Both Pakistan and Netherlands are already eliminated from the semi-finals. Pakistan have lost all four of their group matches — to India, South Africa, Bangladesh and Australia. Netherlands have lost all three of theirs — to Bangladesh, India and Australia. Neither team has a point.
Pakistan need to win this for pride and to avoid finishing the group stage with zero wins. Netherlands need to win to show they can compete at this level. Pakistan lead the head to head 2-0 from all previous meetings. But those meetings were in 2011 and 2013. This is a fresh match on a Bristol surface that suits neither team’s strengths.
The only reason this match has any fantasy relevance is Fatima Sana. She is the captain, she bowls right-arm pace, and she has taken wickets in every match of this tournament even when Pakistan’s batting fell apart completely.
PAK-W vs NED Match Details
Match: PAK-W vs NED-W, 26th T20, ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026
Date: Saturday June 27 2026
Time: 9:30 AM BST / 3:00 PM IST
Venue: Seat Unique Stadium Bristol England
Pakistan Captain: Fatima Sana
Netherlands Captain: Not confirmed — check official announcement
Live TV India: Star Sports Network
Live Streaming India: JioHotstar
Pakistan Women World Cup Journey
Match 6: Lost to India Women by 64 runs, June 15, Edgbaston
India 170 for 6 vs Pakistan 106 all out in 17 overs. Pakistan bowled out cheaply. Deepti Sharma and Shreyanka Patil dismantled the middle order.
Match 11: Lost to South Africa Women by 2 wickets, June 18, Edgbaston
Pakistan 126 for 9 vs South Africa 127 for 8 in 16.5 overs. The match of the tournament so far for Pakistan. Fatima Sana scored 55 not out from 38 balls after Pakistan collapsed to 50 for 8. She also took 3 wickets. South Africa won with one ball to spare. A warrior performance from Pakistan’s captain.
Match 15: Lost to Bangladesh Women by 23 runs, June 20, Southampton
Bangladesh 123 for 6 vs Pakistan 100 for 8. Pakistan were 49 for 0 and looking comfortable then lost 8 wickets for 51 runs. Bangladesh spinners Nahida Akter and Sanjida Akter Meghla combined to collapse the middle order completely.
Match 21: Lost to Australia Women by 113 runs, June 23, Headingley
Australia 199 for 7 vs Pakistan 86 all out in 13.4 overs. The heaviest defeat of Pakistan’s tournament. Bowled out for 86 against Australia’s pace attack with 38 balls still remaining.
Tournament standing: P4 W0 L4 NRR -2.831 — 0 Points — Eliminated
Netherlands Women World Cup Journey
Match 5: Lost to Bangladesh Women by 2 wickets, June 14, Headingley
Netherlands 139 for 8 vs Bangladesh 141 for 4 in 19.1 overs. Netherlands posted a competitive total that nearly held. Bangladesh got there with 5 balls to spare. The best performance Netherlands have produced in this tournament.
Match 10: Lost to India Women by 95 runs, June 18, Headingley
India 209 for 5 vs Netherlands 114 all out in 17.3 overs. A heavy defeat against the strongest batting lineup in Group 1. India were never threatened.
Match 14: Lost to Australia Women by 98 runs, June 21, Old Trafford
Australia 219 for 6 vs Netherlands 121 for 3 in 20 overs. Another big loss. Netherlands managed 121 for 3 but Australia’s total was never in danger.
Tournament standing: P3 W0 L3 NRR -3.384 — 0 Points — Eliminated
Netherlands play their fourth and final group match today. Pakistan play their fifth.
Team Form Last 5
Pakistan Women: L L L L L — five consecutive losses including all four World Cup matches.
Netherlands Women: L L L L L — five consecutive losses including all three World Cup matches.
Two teams without a win between them in the last 10 combined matches.
Head to Head PAK-W vs NED-W
Pakistan Women lead 2-0 from the only 2 T20I meetings between these sides. Both matches were over a decade ago.
PAK-W won — 10th T20 Women’s T20 WC Qualifier 2013 — NED 52 for 5 in 9 overs vs PAK 72 for 4 in 9 overs
PAK-W won — 4th T20 Womens T20I Quadrangular Series Sri Lanka 2011 — NED 41 for 1 in 9 overs vs PAK 53 for 7 in 9 overs
Pakistan have won both previous meetings but both matches were more than 10 years ago. The teams have changed significantly since then. Netherlands were not in any Women’s T20 World Cup between 2014 and 2026. This is effectively a fresh fixture.
Points Table Group 1
PAK-W: P4 W0 L4 NRR -2.831 — 0 Points — Eliminated
NED-W: P3 W0 L3 NRR -3.384 — 0 Points — Eliminated
Both teams have zero points. Both are at the bottom of Group 1. This is a match between the two lowest-ranked teams in the group and the result has no bearing on the semi-final spots.
Team Comparison Last 10
PAK-W in last 10:
Win percentage: 20 percent
Average Score: 139
Highest Score: 223
Lowest Score: 62
NED-W in last 10:
Win percentage: 10 percent
Average Score: 121
Highest Score: 162
Lowest Score: 80
Pakistan win twice as often as Netherlands in recent history and their average score of 139 is 18 runs higher. Pakistan’s highest of 223 is significantly better than Netherlands’ 162. Pakistan should be clear favourites despite their winless World Cup.
Bristol Pitch Report
Seat Unique Stadium has now hosted 9 Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 matches.
Matches: 9
Average 1st innings: 162
Average 2nd innings: 152
Highest total: 234 for 6 by England vs South Africa
Lowest total: 98 all out by Sri Lanka Women vs West Indies
Highest chase: 199 for 6 by England vs West Indies
Win batting first: 11 percent
Win bowling first: 89 percent
Pace vs Spin at Bristol in last 10 matches:
Pace: 75 wickets at 65 percent
Spin: 40 wickets at 35 percent
The most recent match at Bristol was South Africa vs Netherlands on June 25 — South Africa posted 208 for 1 and bowled Netherlands out for 120. A massive win. The match before that was Sri Lanka beating Ireland — SL chasing 130 in 15.3 overs. The match before that was NZ-W beating Scotland.
The pattern at Bristol remains the same throughout this tournament. Teams bowling first win 89 percent of matches here. Bowl first. Every single time. On a sunny morning with 62 percent humidity and 28.4 degrees the conditions are much warmer than previous Bristol matches. The surface could play differently — potentially flatter and more batting-friendly with the afternoon heat. But the structural advantage still points to bowling first.
Toss verdict: Bowl first. Even on a sunny warm day the Bristol track has consistently rewarded the chasing team in this tournament.
Par score: 140 or above batting first would be competitive for these two teams. Neither side has the batting firepower to post 170 here. A score of 145 to 155 batting first would be a strong total in this specific matchup.
Weather Report Bristol June 27
Temperature: 28.4 degrees Celsius
Conditions: Sunny
Humidity: 62 percent
Rain chance: 1 percent
The warmest and sunniest conditions of any match at Bristol in this tournament. 28.4 degrees is significantly warmer than the 21 to 24 degree range of previous Bristol matches. Lower humidity at 62 percent compared to the 80 to 93 percent of earlier matches. These conditions could produce a slightly flatter surface and more runs than previous Bristol matches. The Bristol bowl-first advantage may be slightly reduced today in warm sunny conditions but it still applies.
Pakistan Women Playing XI
Pakistan confirmed squad from Crex: Gull Feroza (WK), Ayesha Zafar, Iram Javed, Saira Jabeen, Eyman Fatima, Muneeba Ali, Aliya Riaz, Fatima Sana (C), Natalia Pervaiz, Rameen Shamim
Expected PAK-W XI: Gull Feroza (WK), Muneeba Ali, Ayesha Zafar, Fatima Sana (C), Aliya Riaz, Iram Javed, Nida Dar, Omaima Sohail, Nashra Sandhu, Tuba Hassan, Diana Baig
Netherlands Women Playing XI
Netherlands squad features a mix of domestic and European-based players. They pushed Bangladesh close in Match 5 when they posted 139 for 8. Their batting has shown some resilience even in heavy defeats.
Expected NED-W XI: Confirm from official team announcement before the match.
Players to Watch
Fatima Sana — Pakistan Women
Fatima Sana is the reason to pick Pakistan players in this fantasy team. She is the captain. She bowls right-arm pace. She bats in the top four. Against South Africa she scored 55 not out from 38 balls rescuing Pakistan from 50 for 8 and adding 71 for the ninth wicket with Tuba Hassan. She also took 3 wickets in that match. Against Netherlands her batting and bowling should both produce points. She is the captain pick for this match.
Gull Feroza — Pakistan Women
Feroza opens the batting for Pakistan and keeps wicket. She has made starts in several World Cup matches without converting them into big scores. Against Netherlands’ bowling attack which has the weakest collective bowling figures in the group she has the best opportunity of the tournament to post a significant score.
Aliya Riaz — Pakistan Women
Riaz bats in the middle order and bowls right-arm medium pace. She provides all-round options for Pakistan and on a Bristol surface where pace takes 65 percent of wickets her bowling could be effective.
Muneeba Ali — Pakistan Women
Muneeba opens the batting for Pakistan alongside Feroza. She scored 37 against Bangladesh before the collapse started. Against Netherlands she can bat freely without the pressure of needing to match India or Australia’s bowling.
Annerie Dercksen — Netherlands Women
Dercksen is Netherlands’ best all-round option. She bats and bowls and has contributed in both departments in this tournament. She is the only Netherlands player worth considering as a fantasy pick in this match.
Match Prediction
Pakistan are clear favourites. They lead the head to head 2-0. Their average score of 139 is 18 higher than Netherlands’ 121. Pakistan’s bowling attack led by Fatima Sana, Diana Baig and Nashra Sandhu is significantly stronger than anything Netherlands can offer.
Netherlands pushed Bangladesh to the final over in Match 5. They have shown they can compete and they play at Bristol where teams bowling first win 89 percent — if Netherlands bowl first and take early wickets they can keep Pakistan under 140 and then have a chase to win.
But Pakistan’s all-round depth including Fatima Sana, Aliya Riaz and Omaima Sohail gives them more weapons than Netherlands have faced in this tournament.
Our prediction: Pakistan Women to win. Fatima Sana to be Player of the Match.
Also Read- SFU vs SO Fantasy Team Prediction, Pitch Report, Weather and Playing XI — MLC 2026
Best Fantasy XI PAK-W vs NED-W
| Player | Team | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Gull Feroza | Pakistan Women | Wicketkeeper |
| Muneeba Ali | Pakistan Women | Batter |
| Ayesha Zafar | Pakistan Women | Batter |
| Fatima Sana (C) | Pakistan Women | All-Rounder |
| Aliya Riaz | Pakistan Women | All-Rounder |
| Iram Javed | Pakistan Women | Batter |
| Omaima Sohail | Pakistan Women | All-Rounder |
| Nashra Sandhu | Pakistan Women | Bowler |
| Tuba Hassan | Pakistan Women | Bowler |
| Diana Baig | Pakistan Women | Bowler |
| Annerie Dercksen (VC) | Netherlands Women | All-Rounder |
Captain: Fatima Sana
She bats and bowls. Against South Africa she scored 55 not out and took 3 wickets in the same match. Against Netherlands’ weaker batting and bowling she should produce in both departments. The most reliable all-round captain pick in this match.
Vice Captain: Annerie Dercksen
The only Netherlands player worth picking. She bats and bowls and contributes in both departments. Most fantasy players will fill 10 spots with Pakistan players. Dercksen at low ownership as the sole Netherlands pick offers differential value.
Note: Pick 9 Pakistan players and 2 from Netherlands maximum. Pakistan have significantly better individual options across batting and bowling.
FANTASY
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Q: What time does PAK-W vs NED-W T20 World Cup 2026 start in India?
A: The PAK-W vs NED-W match starts at 3:00 PM IST on Saturday June 27 2026. The local start time at Seat Unique Stadium Bristol is 9:30 AM BST.
Q: Are Pakistan Women or Netherlands Women still in the semi-final race?
A: No. Both teams are eliminated. Pakistan have lost all four of their group matches. Netherlands have lost all three. Neither team has a point in Group 1. The semi-final spots have already been decided.
Q: What is the pitch report for Bristol for PAK-W vs NED-W?
A: Seat Unique Stadium Bristol has seen teams bowling first win 89 percent of 9 Women’s T20 World Cup matches at this venue. Average first innings is 162. Pace bowlers take 65 percent of wickets here. However today’s conditions are warmer and sunnier — 28.4 degrees and only 62 percent humidity — which may produce a slightly more batting-friendly surface than previous Bristol matches.
Q: Who is Pakistan Women’s captain at T20 World Cup 2026?
A: Fatima Sana is Pakistan Women’s captain at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026. She also bowls right-arm pace and bats in the top four. Her 55 not out against South Africa rescuing Pakistan from 50 for 8 was one of the best individual innings of the tournament.
Q: What is the head to head record between Pakistan Women and Netherlands Women?
A: Pakistan Women lead 2-0 from the only 2 T20I meetings. Both matches were played over a decade ago — in 2011 and 2013. The teams have not met since.
Q: Who is the best captain pick for PAK-W vs NED-W fantasy team?
A: Fatima Sana is the clear captain pick. She bats in the top four and bowls pace. Her 55 not out and 3 wickets against South Africa showed what she is capable of. Against Netherlands she should contribute in both departments. Annerie Dercksen of Netherlands is the best vice captain for differential value.
Q: Who will win PAK-W vs NED-W T20 World Cup 2026?
A: Pakistan Women are clear favourites. They lead the head to head 2-0, their average score of 139 is higher than Netherlands’ 121 and their bowling attack led by Fatima Sana is significantly stronger. Pakistan are expected to win by 30 or more runs.