The Women’s Asia Cup 2026 is being held from August 28 to September 13, 2026, at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, UAE. Hosted by the United Arab Emirates, the tournament is being played in the T20 International format, with eight teams competing for the continental title. The line-up includes defending champions Sri Lanka, alongside Asian cricket powerhouses India and Pakistan, who spearhead a highly competitive Group A that also features Thailand and Hong Kong. Meanwhile, the home side, UAE, leads the charge in Group B against Bangladesh and Indonesia, with the latter making its historic debut in the competition.
Yugen Infra has become the Realty Partner for the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 in the UAE. The association gives the real estate company an opportunity to support a major women’s cricket event while bringing its own brand closer to a sport that continues to draw a growing audience across Asia. The partnership is also in line with the company’s interest in supporting sporting events and the people who make them possible, from athletes and teams to the wider network around competitive sport.
For the organisation, the association with the Asia Cup is not limited to the tournament itself. The association with the Asia Cup is also part of a wider interest in supporting sport and the athletes who compete in it. While the partnership is centred on women’s cricket, it also brings attention to the wider sporting community and the opportunities available to players competing at different levels.
Sheeshram Yadav, Founder & Managing Director, Yugen Infra, commented, “We believe that building is not limited to creating physical spaces. It is also about supporting aspirations and creating an environment where people can grow and achieve more. Our association with the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 is a proud moment for us and reflects our belief in the potential of women to lead, compete and make their mark. We are delighted to support a tournament that brings together some of the finest women cricketers from across Asia.” The association also adds to the growing involvement of businesses in sporting events, where partnerships can help provide greater visibility to competitions and the athletes taking part in them. For Yugen Infra, supporting sport is about being part of these opportunities and recognising the effort that goes into competitive sport, whether on the field or behind the scenes.
With teams from across Asia taking part, the Women’s Asia Cup brings some of the region’s leading women cricketers together for an international competition.
This association with the tournament is an opportunity to support the players and the sport while being part of a major cricketing event in the region. The partnership also reflects the company’s interest in supporting sporting events and athletes beyond its association with this tournament.