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Catch live cricket scores, match schedules, team news, and all the international updates here on HamariWeb Cricket. Pakistan’s got Sri Lanka at home right now, India’s taking on West Indies in T20Is, and Australia’s off touring South Africa for a Test series, it’s all here, fixtures, results, whatever you need. Scorecards, match timings, how the players are actually performing, series schedules, one place to keep track of it all.

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India kicked off its five-match T20I series against West Indies with an eight-wicket win on October 6. The second match lands in Ranchi on October 9, India’s looking to stretch that lead further while West Indies will be trying to level things up.

Pakistan’s next assignment is a three-match home T20I series against Sri Lanka. Sahibzada Farhan leads the T20I side, while Shaheen Shah Afridi captains the ODI squad for the tri-series that follows, involving England and Sri Lanka.

Australia and South Africa kick off their three-Test contest in Durban on October 9 too, another major fixture added to the calendar as both sides look to build momentum heading into the rest of the Test season.

Upcoming International Cricket Fixtures

The next few weeks bring bilateral series, multi-team tournaments, and World Test Championship matches. Here’s what to keep an eye on.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka T20I Series

All three matches at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

  • October 9: First T20I
  • October 11: Second T20I
  • October 13: Third T20I

India vs West Indies T20I Series

The five-match series continues across India after the opener in Lucknow.

  • October 9: Second T20I, Ranchi
  • October 11: Third T20I, Indore
  • October 14: Fourth T20I, Hyderabad
  • October 17: Fifth T20I, Bengaluru

Australia vs South Africa Test Series

Three Tests, starting in Durban before moving on to Gqeberha and Cape Town.

  • October 9–13: First Test, Durban
  • October 18–22: Second Test, Gqeberha
  • October 27–31: Third Test, Cape Town

Check the full fixture list for start times, venues, completed results, and upcoming matches across other competitions too, both international and domestic.

Pakistan’s Home Cricket Schedule

Pakistan’s got a packed home calendar through October and November. Once the Sri Lanka T20Is wrap up, England joins Pakistan and Sri Lanka for a seven-match ODI tri-series, set across Rawalpindi and Lahore, with the final scheduled for October 31.

  • October 18: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, Rawalpindi
  • October 20: Pakistan vs England, Rawalpindi
  • October 22: Sri Lanka vs England, Rawalpindi
  • October 25: Pakistan vs England, Lahore
  • October 27: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, Lahore
  • October 29: Sri Lanka vs England, Lahore
  • October 31: Tri-series final, Lahore

Pakistan and Sri Lanka are also set to play two Tests as part of the World Test Championship 2025–27. First Test runs November 9–13 in Rawalpindi, with the second following November 17–21 in Lahore.

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Keep up with your favorite international teams right here, upcoming fixtures, recent results, squad announcements, and player performances. HamariWeb Cricket covers all the major cricket nations, Pakistan, India, Australia, England, South Africa, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and West Indies.

Team pages and match centres help fans track batting and bowling contributions, captaincy changes, squad picks, and player form. For officially confirmed squads and playing XIs, check with the relevant cricket board or directly.

Player Statistics, Rankings and Match Records

A scorecard tells you a lot more than just who won. Check individual batting scores, strike rates, boundaries, bowling figures, economy rates, wickets, and partnerships to really understand how a match actually unfolded.

Player stats and team rankings help with comparing performances across formats too. Test, ODI, and T20I records should really be looked at separately, since a player’s role and numbers can look pretty different depending on the format. Rankings shift after completed matches, so always go with the latest listing rather than an older one.