Introduction
Tuesday, 10 November 2026, is one of those days where cricket barely stops. A Test resumes in Rawalpindi. India and New Zealand meet in Hamilton with the series on the line. The NPL reaches Match 21 in Kirtipur, the Abu Dhabi T10 plays two more games, and the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy rolls into its second day across ten grounds in Pakistan. Add the WBBL, the U19 Asia Cup and a women's T20I series in Uganda, and the day covers just about every format the game has — twenty-six matches in all.
A quick note on times, because it matters today. Every time in this article is the
local time at the ground where the match is played, and the date is the venue's date as well. A match that falls on 10 November in Hamilton or Kirtipur is a 10 November match, whatever the clock says in another country. Nothing here is converted to one timezone.
Today at a Glance
The full list, at a glance. Details for every match follow below.
League and T20 Matches
Nepal Premier League — Match 21: Sudurpaschim Royals vs Janakpur Bolts
Kirtipur hosts the only NPL game of the day, and it's an evening match — though exactly when it starts depends on who you ask. The official NPL site lists 4:30 PM NPT. Cricbuzz has it at 4:45 PM NPT. CricTracker and IPL.com put it at 5:00 PM NPT (shown as 4:45 PM IST). All three figures are in circulation, so treat the start time as unconfirmed until the toss. What isn't in doubt is the ground: TU International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, where every NPL match this season has been played.
The tournament has already given us plenty to talk about. Yuvraj Samra's century powered Pokhara Avengers to their first win on 9 November, a 63-run victory over Karnali Yaks, and Rashid Khan's fifty lifted Kathmandu Gorkhas to the top of the table the same day after a 10-run win over Chitwan Rhinos. Sudurpaschim and Janakpur both need the points today — and with the playoffs approaching, the table is starting to bite.
Abu Dhabi T10 — Yas Lions vs United Tigers (Match 9) and UAE Bulls vs Emirates Eagles (Match 10)
Two more T10 games at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, and the first one has the tournament's form team in it. Yas Lions meet United Tigers at 5:45 PM GST. United Tigers are led by Fakhar Zaman, and they've looked the side to beat so far — their 51-run win over Arabian Aces on the opening day set the tone.
The second game, UAE Bulls against Emirates Eagles at 8:00 PM GST, follows straight after. One listing floating around calls the Bulls "Delhi Bulls" — that's wrong. The team is UAE Bulls, and they've already beaten Yas Lions once this season.
CSA T20 Challenge — Western Province vs Garden Route Badgers
Newlands gets the evening slot in the CSA T20 Challenge Super 8. Western Province take on Garden Route Badgers at 6:00 PM SAST in Cape Town, one of the last Super 8 fixtures before the knockouts. The table is tight enough that this one still matters — nobody in the Super 8 can afford to coast into the semi-finals.
WBBL|12 — Hobart Hurricanes Women vs Adelaide Strikers Women
The WBBL's Tuesday fixture is a single game under lights in Hobart. Hurricanes Women host Adelaide Strikers Women at 7:10 PM AEDT at Bellerive Oval. It's Match 17 of the league stage, and with the finals race taking shape, every point is starting to count. The full WBBL|12 complete guide has the schedule, teams and venues for the rest of the season.
Women's Victoria T20I Series — Rwanda Women vs USA Women and Namibia Women vs Uganda Women
Entebbe opens the day's cricket. Rwanda Women play USA Women at 9:30 AM EAT in Match 7 of the Women's Victoria T20I Series, and the hosts, Uganda Women, take on Namibia Women at 2:00 PM EAT in Match 8. Both games are at the Entebbe Cricket Oval. Uganda are the defending champions of this series, and a home crowd in Entebbe is never a small thing.
International Matches
New Zealand vs India — 3rd ODI, Hamilton
This is the match most people will be watching today, and India have the series in their hands. They lead 2-0 after edging the second ODI in Wellington by four runs on DLS — a game that came down to the wire and could easily have gone the other way. Win in Hamilton and the series is sealed with two games to spare.
Seddon Park hosts the third ODI at 3:00 PM NZDT. The weather is the one worry: rain is forecast at around 68% at the start of play, so the toss and the first hour could decide more than usual. If the rain stays away, India will fancy their chances of wrapping it up early. New Zealand, at home, need a win to stay alive.
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka — 1st Test, Day 2, Rawalpindi
Pakistan resume on 281 for 5 at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, and the first session of Day 2 belongs to Saud Shakeel. He's 57 not out overnight, with Ghazi Ghori on 7 at the other end, and the pair have a platform to build on. Day 1 belonged to the batters for the most part, but a Test is never settled this early — Sri Lanka will be looking for quick wickets in the morning.
Play starts at 9:30 AM PKT. This is the first Test of the two-match series, and Pakistan have gone young — Aamer Jamal and three debutants were added to the squad for this series, a clear sign of where the team is heading into the next World Test Championship cycle. The full Pakistan Test squad against Sri Lanka is on the site.
ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup — India U19 vs UAE U19 and Pakistan U19 vs Nepal U19
Two Group A games run side by side at Al Amerat, both starting at 9:00 AM GST. India U19 take on UAE U19 on Ministry Turf 2, while Pakistan U19 face Nepal U19 on Ministry Turf 1. The group is still wide open, and with the semi-finals two days away, these results will shape who goes through. Pakistan are the defending champions of this tournament, and their game against Nepal carries the weight of that tag.
New Zealand A vs India A — 3rd Unofficial Test, Day 4, Lincoln
The final day in Lincoln, and it's India A's game to lose. They declared on 464 for 5, and New Zealand A are 36 for 2, still trailing by 428. Rain cut into Day 3, which is the only reason this is still alive — New Zealand A need a long, stubborn day at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval to save it. Play starts at 11:00 AM NZDT, and India A will be hunting early wickets.
Pakistan Domestic — Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, Round 2, Day 2
Round 2 of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy moves into its second day, and all ten matches start at 10:00 AM PKT. Four in the Gold Division, six in Silver. The first-class season is in full swing, and these four-day games will run through to 12 November.
Gold Division
Karachi Blues meet Multan at the Diamond Cricket Ground in Islamabad. Sialkot Blues play Faisalabad at the Shoaib Akhtar Stadium in Rawalpindi. Islamabad host Lahore Whites at the Abbottabad Cricket Stadium. And FATA take on Peshawar Blues at the National Cricket Ground in Islamabad.
Silver Division
Bahawalpur play Quetta at the SBP Sports Complex in Karachi. Lahore Blues meet Peshawar Whites at the UBL Sports Complex, also in Karachi. Larkana face Rawalpindi at the KCCA Stadium in Karachi. Abbottabad take on Dera Murad Jamali at the Multan Cricket Stadium. Karachi Whites play Sialkot Whites at the Sports Complex in Rahim Yar Khan. And Hyderabad meet Azad Jammu and Kashmir at the Dring Stadium in Bahawalpur.
There is no Pakistan women's domestic match scheduled for 10 November.
Multi-Day Matches Continuing
Bangladesh National Cricket League — Round 6, Day 4
The final day of Round 6 in the National Cricket League, and two games are heading for a finish. At Bogra, Sylhet have set Rajshahi a target — Sylhet made 336 and 318 for 4 declared, Rajshahi replied with 192 and are 63 for 4, needing 400 to win. Sylhet are in control, but Rajshahi still have wickets in hand.
The Dhaka versus Khulna game comes with a caveat. The schedule lists the venue as Mirpur, but the live scorecard has it at the Shahid Kamruzzaman Stadium in Rajshahi. The two sources disagree, so the venue is unconfirmed. On the field, Dhaka declared on 513 for 9 and Khulna are 438 for 7, trailing by 75.
The other two games — Mymensingh against Barishal in Chattogram, and Rangpur against Chattogram in Khulna — are also on their final day. Day 3 scores for those two weren't verified, so they're listed here as fixtures only.
All four games start at 9:30 AM BST.
Two Tests that were running into their final day finished as draws on 9 November. Bangladesh and West Indies drew in Sylhet — West Indies took the series 1-0 — and Zimbabwe made Test history in the Sharjah draw against Afghanistan. Neither is a match for today, but both set the context for the week.
Matches NOT on 10 November (Venue-Local)
A few fixtures show up in some listings as 10 November, but they aren't — not where they're played. The Sheffield Shield's new round starts on Wednesday 11 November at 10:30 AM AEDT: New South Wales vs South Australia at the SCG, Victoria vs Western Australia at the MCG, Queensland vs Tasmania at the Gabba. It appears as 10 November in some feeds because of the GMT conversion. West Indies A against England Lions, the third unofficial ODI, is also on Wednesday 11 November at 9:30 AM local in Basseterre — and even the venue is disputed there, with Cricbuzz listing Warner Park and CricTracker listing Conaree Sports Club. The Ford Trophy's next round is venue-local Thursday 12 November. None of these are 10 November matches, so they don't belong in today's list.
How to Follow Every Match
The simplest way to keep up with all of it is the live scores page, which covers the day's games as they happen. For the bigger picture, the November schedules lay out the rest of the month — the men's schedule, the women's schedule and the T20 league schedule all run to 30 November.
FAQs
What is the biggest match today?
The New Zealand vs India 3rd ODI in Hamilton, with India leading the series 2-0 and a series win on the line. The Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Test in Rawalpindi runs it close — Day 2 of a home Test always draws a crowd.
What time does Pakistan vs Sri Lanka start on Day 2?
Play starts at 9:30 AM PKT at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Pakistan resume on 281 for 5, with Saud Shakeel 57 not out.
Where is the NPL match played today?
At the TU International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur. It's Match 21, Sudurpaschim Royals against Janakpur Bolts, an evening game — though the exact start time is disputed between 4:30 PM, 4:45 PM and 5:00 PM NPT.
How can I follow all of today's matches?
Through the live scores page on CricVic, which tracks the day's games as they happen. The November schedule articles also cover the rest of the month.
Which matches listed for 10 November are NOT actually played today?
The Sheffield Shield round, the West Indies A vs England Lions ODI and the Ford Trophy round. They appear as 10 November in some listings because of timezone conversions, but venue-local they fall on 11 and 12 November.
Conclusion
That's the day. Twenty-six matches across formats, from a Test in Rawalpindi to a T10 double-header in Abu Dhabi, from the NPL in Kirtipur to a women's T20I series in Entebbe. The headline acts are the Hamilton ODI and the Rawalpindi Test, but the day's real shape comes from everything around them — the U19 Asia Cup group games, the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy's second day, the WBBL under lights in Hobart. Check back tomorrow for the results and the next day's list.
Last verified: 10 November 2026