Asian Games Women's Cricket 2026 Points Table, Matches, Net Run Rate, Wins, Losses

The Asian Games 2026 Women's Cricket Tournament begins on September 17 and will reach its grand finale on September 22, 2026. This will bring the eight best women's cricket teams together for a short but exciting competition. With every match carrying importance, teams will look to win each and every game and gain valuable points to keep improving their position as they aim for a place in the knockout stages.

Fans can follow all the latest updates through the Asian Games Women's Cricket 2026 Points Table, which covers matches played, wins, losses, points, and Net Run Rate (NRR). The NRR could prove important if teams finish with the same number of points. Check the latest fixtures, results, standings, and team positions below to stay updated throughout the tournament.

Asian Games Women's Cricket 2026 Points Table

The tournament is filled with some of the best women's cricketers in the world; the Asian Games Women's Cricket 2026 standings are important because every match can affect a team’s chances of winning a medal. Under the tournament points system, a team gets two points for a win, no points for a loss, and one point each if the match ends in a tie or no result. With a short group-stage schedule, Net Run Rate (NRR) can play an important role when teams have the same number of points.

If a group-stage match is washed out, both teams receive one point. For knockout matches and the final, reserve-day rules, Super Overs, or other deciding criteria can be used when required.

The women’s T20 competition kicks off today at the Kōrogi Sports Park in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Fans looking for Asian Games Cricket matches today will see the quarter-final action begin, highlighted by the high-stakes clash between Pakistan Women and Thailand Women as both sides fight for a coveted spot in the semi-finals.