Pakistan national women's cricket team

The Pakistan national women’s cricket team represents Pakistan in the International Women’s cricket. The team played its first recorded match on 28th January, 1997 against New Zealand at Christchurch, New Zealand.

The team is governed by the Pakistan Cricket Board. The team is being currently managed by Shahnaz Sohail and captained by Urooj Mumtaz. After missing the Women’s World Cups until 1993, the team participated in its first World Cup in 1997. The team went on to finish last after loosing all the five games in the tournament. The following year, the team toured Sri Lanka however could not win a single match in the 3 One day Internationals and one test match that they played. Though the team did not participate in the 2000 World Cup, they toured Ireland where they were not able to win any matches. The team won their first One day international in 2001 when the Netherlands Women’s team toured Pakistan. They went on to win the 7 match series by winning the first 4 matches. In 2003, the team finished fourth in the qualification matches for the 2005 World Cup and failed to qualify.