International cricket between 2 and 9 November included a World Cup qualification pathway match, a drawn Test and several women’s T20 fixtures.
UAE defeat Oman in League 2
The United Arab Emirates defeated Oman by 42 runs on 4 November in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2. These points matter within the wider qualification structure, where consistency across a long series is essential.
West Indies and Bangladesh draw
The second Test between West Indies and Bangladesh ended in a draw on 5 November. Both teams built substantial totals, and the match reached its conclusion without a decisive result. A draw can still offer lessons about batting depth, bowling workload and the ability to force a result over five days.
Women’s T20 results
Namibia defeated the United States by eight runs on 7 November. Rwanda beat the USA by 14 runs on 6 November, while Uganda defeated Namibia by four wickets on the same day. These results demonstrate the competitive nature of emerging women’s international cricket and the value of regular fixtures.
Why these matches matter
League 2 results have a direct place in the route towards future World Cup qualification. Women’s T20 series provide international experience and help teams develop depth in a format where small differences in execution can decide a match.
Next week
Cricket supporters should look out for the next international series and updated qualification tables. Match schedules and scorecards can change, so follow the governing bodies and official competition pages for final information.
Source: Cricket Database — International cricket results, November 2026: