The full schedule of Men's and Women's cricket for the upcoming Asian Games has been published. In the upcoming event, Men's and Women's cricket teams across the nation will take part in the title race. A total of 10 teams are named for the Men's category of cricket, and 8 teams for the Women's category.
To make the event exciting, teams are divided into groups. The opening match of the Women's cricket will be on September 17, and the Final match will be on September 22. Men's cricket will begin a couple of days after the Women's cricket final. The first Men's cricket match in the upcoming Asian Games is scheduled to be on September 24, with the final match on October 3.
In both Men's and Women's categories, India's National Cricket Team will be one of the favourites to win the medal. Pakistan's Men's and Women's teams will be there in the tournament as well alongside the Indian cricket teams. There will be chances to see India vs Pakistan matches in both Men's and Women's cricket, but not in the initial stage of the title race. As the tournament will progress, chances to see the India vs Pakistan rivalry will increase.
In Women's cricket, the Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian team will play its first match on September 18, facing Japan. In men's, Shreyas Iyer and his boys will play their first match in the flagship event on September 28, in the quarter-finals.
10 teams for men's cricket in the Asian Games
Giants in the men's category like India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have been named in the Seeded Team category. The Seeded teams will play the quarter-finals straight away, while other men's teams like Oman, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Nepal, Japan, and Afghanistan will have to start their journeys in the group stage.
Group division in Asian Games men's cricket:
Group A: Afghanistan, Japan, NepalGroup B: Hong Kong, Malaysia, OmanSeeded Teams: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
For women's cricket, no separate groups have been mentioned. Under the Women category, there are eight teams: India, Japan, Bangladesh, People's Republic of China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Thailand.
Full cricket fixtures in the Asian Games 2026
Date Time Match 17 September 9:00 AM Bangladesh vs People’s Republic of China 17 September 2:00 PM Pakistan vs Thailand 18 September 9:00 AM Sri Lanka vs Malaysia 18 September 2:00 PM India vs Japan 20 September 9:00 AM Semi-final: Winner CKT02 vs Winner CKT03 20 September 2:00 PM Semi-final: Winner CKT01 vs Winner CKT04 22 September 9:00 AM Bronze Medal Match 22 September 2:00 PM Final Men’s cricket fixtures in Asian Games
Date Time Match 24 September 9:00 AM Afghanistan vs Japan 24 September 2:00 PM Hong Kong, China vs Malaysia 25 September 9:00 AM Hong Kong, China vs Oman 25 September 2:00 PM Afghanistan vs Nepal 26 September 9:00 AM Japan vs Nepal 26 September 2:00 PM Malaysia vs Oman 28 September 9:00 AM Quarter-final: Pakistan vs 2nd Place, Group B 28 September 2:00 PM Quarter-final: India vs 2nd Place, Group A 29 September 9:00 AM Quarter-final: Sri Lanka vs Winner, Group A 29 September 2:00 PM Quarter-final: Bangladesh vs Winner, Group B 1 October 9:00 AM Semi-final: Winner CKT15 vs Winner CKT18 1 October 2:00 PM Semi-final: Winner CKT16 vs Winner CKT17 3 October 9:00 AM Bronze Medal Match 3 October 2:00 PM Final
All of the matches will be held at Korogi Athletic Park.
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