Pakistan Women Cricket Team Photos: Huddles, Action & the Fatima Sana Era
The women’s green shirts deserve their own gallery — the huddles, the celebrations, the record-breaking moments. This collection covers the Pakistan women’s cricket team in pictures, led by captain Fatima Sana.
Quick answer: Pakistan’s women’s team is captained by Fatima Sana (since the 2024 T20 World Cup) — who holds the world record for the fastest women’s T20I fifty (15 balls vs Zimbabwe, May 2026) and signed for the Perth Scorchers (WBBL 2026). More in our women’s captain guide.
The huddle
The pre-match huddle — arms linked, heads in, the star on every chest — is the women’s team’s signature image. Photographed on tours from New Zealand to Bangladesh, the huddle frames show a tight, expressive unit. The green kits with the Pepsi and TCL branding mirror the men’s, and the celebrations — sprinting, leaping, mobbing the wicket-taker — are every bit as fierce.
The Fatima Sana era
Since taking the captaincy at the 2024 T20 World Cup, Fatima Sana has become the face of the side: a genuine fast-bowling all-rounder, Perth Scorchers WBBL signing for 2026, and holder of the fastest women’s T20I fifty ever — 15 balls against Zimbabwe in May 2026. Her pictures — the new-ball burst, the lofted straight drives, the captain’s tosses — lead this gallery.
Landmark moments in pictures
- Asia Cup campaigns: Pakistan’s women have been Asia Cup semi-final regulars, with famous wins over India.
- 2024 T20 World Cup: Fatima Sana’s first tournament as captain.
- 15-ball fifty (May 2026): the world-record innings vs Zimbabwe.
- Home series: growing crowds for women’s internationals in Pakistan.
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Women’s team photos: FAQs
Who is Pakistan women’s cricket captain?
Fatima Sana, appointed ahead of the 2024 T20 World Cup.
What world record does Fatima Sana hold?
The fastest fifty in women’s T20I history — 15 balls vs Zimbabwe, May 2026.
Which WBBL team signed Fatima Sana?
Perth Scorchers, for the 2026 season.
Where can I find Pakistan women’s team photos?
In this gallery — all press shots credited to source.
