The most useful answer is that the 17-match source set is a mixed day of live domestic cricket, a small number of genuinely pre-match listings, one completed Sheffield Shield game and several fixtures whose current state could not be reconciled. At the latest section check, the clearest live snapshots were Bihar Women v Nagaland Women, Meghalaya v Nagaland, Maharashtra Women v Bengal Women, Rajasthan Women v Baroda Women, Vidarbha Women v Tamil Nadu Women, Bengal v Maharashtra, Odisha v Jharkhand and Chandigarh v Tamil Nadu. New Zealand A v India A was a continuation with a fresh Day 3 snapshot; Tasmania v New South Wales was already complete; Queensland v Victoria remained in progress with its full current score unavailable. Oman v Netherlands and Melbourne Stars Women v Perth Scorchers Women were still supported as upcoming. Manipur Women v Arunachal Pradesh Women, Assam v Karnataka, Tripura v Saurashtra and Montreal Warriors v Brampton Blazers are retained with an unknown or unconfirmed current state rather than a stale “upcoming” label.

The source-check span is 2 November 2026, 04:58:00–04:59:08 UTC (10:28:00–10:29:08 IST). The conservative package/source cutoff is the earliest check, 04:58:00 UTC; the latest section check is 04:59:08 UTC, for Meghalaya v Nagaland. Every subsection below retains its own observation clock where a score or status matters. The source set contains 14 originally discovered starts and three continuations. That is a discovery classification, not a statement that all 14 were still upcoming at the cutoff, and not a claim of worldwide completeness. It simply describes how the 17 identities entered this roundup.

There is no established India-versus-Australia fixture in the supplied evidence, so none is added here. The article remains an international and domestic roundup, with women’s domestic cricket, Ranji Trophy, League 2, WBBL and Sheffield Shield all kept in their proper competition context.

Quick answer: what can readers use now?

  • Women’s highlight: Melbourne Stars Women v Perth Scorchers Women is the approved highlight, featuring the published squad names Annabel Sutherland and Beth Mooney. It is Weber WBBL|12 Match 8 at Junction Oval, Melbourne. The official pages support the date and venue; the 13:40 IST clock comes from a dated provider conversion, and no XI or live score is claimed. 1 2 3 4
  • Live or ongoing snapshots: Bihar Women v Nagaland Women; Meghalaya v Nagaland; Maharashtra Women v Bengal Women; Rajasthan Women v Baroda Women; Vidarbha Women v Tamil Nadu Women; Bengal v Maharashtra; Odisha v Jharkhand; Chandigarh v Tamil Nadu; New Zealand A v India A; and Queensland Bulls v Victoria. These are snapshots, not automatically updating feeds.
  • Completed: Tasmania v New South Wales, where Cricket Australia’s final report records Tasmania winning by an innings and 81 runs. Older official widgets still showed a stale in-progress view, so the final report controls. 5 6
  • Upcoming: Oman v Netherlands, an ODI in ICC Cricket World Cup League 2, 2023–27, not a main World Cup finals match; and Melbourne Stars Women v Perth Scorchers Women. 7 8
  • Current state unknown: Manipur Women v Arunachal Pradesh Women, Assam v Karnataka, Tripura v Saurashtra and Montreal Warriors v Brampton Blazers. The fixtures are identifiable, but the checked pages did not provide a reliable timestamped current score or result.

A clock below is shown only when the supplied sources support it. UTC fields are not silently relabelled as IST. Where providers disagree, the disagreement is part of the answer.

How should readers interpret the 14+3 split?

The first 14 entries were originally discovered as fixtures starting on, or listed for, 2 November. The final three were already multi-day matches: New Zealand A v India A, Tasmania v New South Wales and Queensland Bulls v Victoria. That classification survives even when the status changes. It does not mean all first-14 entries were still to begin, and it does not mean these 17 represent every cricket match being played worldwide.

The current status language is deliberately narrow. Ongoing means a source exposed a live or in-progress snapshot. Completed means a source exposed a final result. Upcoming means the checked evidence still supported a pre-match listing. Unknown means the fixture identity is sound but the current state is contradictory, stale or absent. A score such as 90/5 or 153/7 is always tied to the observation time printed in that subsection.

1. Bihar Women v Nagaland Women — ongoing, 08:30 IST

BCCI identifies this as Match 13 of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Plate, a Women’s Domestic T20 at Sovima Cricket Ground, Sovima. The official details field gives 03:00 UTC, equivalent to 08:30 IST; the Olympics schedule and SportsTak independently support 08:30 IST. 9 10 11

The material update is status. BCCI’s match-centre render observed at 10:28:02 IST showed the match live, with Bihar 142/1 after 20 overs and Nagaland 11/0 after 4.5 overs. A commentary render at 10:28:08 IST showed the same innings and overs but Nagaland 9/0 and a requirement of 134. Because those two BCCI renders disagree, the numbers are retained only as a dated, internally inconsistent snapshot. There is no winner, final result, toss or confirmed XI here. 12 13

Known: identity, competition, format, venue, UTC-labelled schedule and live/in-progress classification. Unavailable: a reliable single current score, final result, XI and player-level detail. The useful question is not who has won; it is which official render next resolves the score discrepancy.

2. Manipur Women v Arunachal Pradesh Women — status unknown, scheduled 08:30 IST

This is Match 15 of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Plate, a Women’s Domestic T20 at Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima. BCCI gives 03:00 UTC, or 08:30 IST, while SportsTak independently lists 08:30 IST. The BCCI competition string is used over the broader provider naming. 14 15

At the 10:28:00 IST / 04:58:00 UTC check, the scheduled start had passed, but BCCI still rendered a countdown and SportsTak still said “Match Yet to Begin.” No fresh score, result, toss or confirmed XI reconciled the contradiction. The right status is therefore unknown, not upcoming, live, completed or abandoned. BCCI’s recent-match context records Manipur losing to Mizoram on 31 October and Arunachal Pradesh losing to Bihar on the same date, but those are background results, not a current match state. 16

Known: fixture identity, competition, venue and scheduled clock. Unavailable: reliable current state, score, toss, result and XI. Readers should wait for a timestamped official scorecard or result rather than infer play from a countdown.

3. Assam v Karnataka — status unknown, clock discrepancy

BCCI lists Assam v Karnataka as a First-Class, four-day Ranji Trophy Elite match from 2–5 November 2026 at ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati. BCCI’s explicit schedule is 03:00 UTC, equivalent to 08:30 IST. ESPNcricinfo independently gives 04:00 GMT and 09:30 local, leaving a one-hour conflict that cannot be responsibly smoothed away. 17 18

At 10:28:20 IST / 04:58:20 UTC, BCCI displayed an upcoming-style countdown but no score, toss, XI, innings or result. Both displayed start windows had passed, so the countdown does not prove that play had not begun. The current status is unknown. BCCI’s recent panel supplies prior results, including Assam’s loss to Saurashtra and Karnataka’s innings win over Tripura, but no current match evidence. 19

Known: identity, four-day format, competition, date range, venue and conflicting clocks. Unavailable: live or completed state, score, toss, XI, weather and current pitch information. The reader-friendly takeaway is simple: preserve both clocks and do not call BCCI’s 03:00 “IST.”

4. Meghalaya v Nagaland — ongoing, 08:30 IST

The official BCCI centre identifies Ranji Trophy Plate Match 11, a First-Class fixture from 2–5 November at MCA Cricket Ground, Polo Ground, Shillong. BCCI gives 03:00 UTC, which converts to 08:30 IST. 20

This match had a clear live update at the latest section check. The BCCI live snapshot observed at 10:28:54 IST and the details refresh checked at 10:29:08 IST / 04:59:08 UTC both retained Nagaland 90/5 after 22.4 overs, with Meghalaya yet to bat. BCCI also records that Meghalaya won the toss and elected to field. This is the latest overall cutoff in the article, but it is still a point-in-time snapshot rather than an automatic score feed. 21

A Cricbuzz page showed a conflicting TBC venue, stale next-day wording and a 04:00 GMT start. That stale/provider-conflicted context does not displace the official BCCI identity. Known: format, venue, schedule, toss and dated score. Unavailable: confirmed XI, captain, individual scores and result.

5. Tripura v Saurashtra — status unknown, 09:30 IST

BCCI confirms Ranji Trophy Elite Match 56, a First-Class match from 2–5 November at MBB Stadium, or Maharaja Bir Bikram College Stadium, Agartala. BCCI explicitly states 04:00 UTC, equivalent to 09:30 IST. ESPN independently supports 04:00 GMT and 09:30 local. A separate Cricinfo display shows 03:15 without a timezone label and says “Upcoming”; it is retained as conflicting context, not silently converted to IST. 22 23 24

At 10:28:23 IST / 04:58:23 UTC, the checked pages exposed no reliable score, toss, XI or result. The scheduled date had arrived, so yesterday’s upcoming wording is not carried forward. Cricinfo’s squad page was last modified on 6 October, making its listed names squad context rather than a current XI. Status: unknown. 25

Known: competition, four-day dates, venue and better-supported 09:30 IST conversion. Unavailable: current match state, score, toss, confirmed XI, result, weather and current pitch report. The responsible follow-up is a fresh official scorecard, not a guess based on a stale provider label.

6. Maharashtra Women v Bengal Women — ongoing, 09:00 IST

BCCI lists Match 63 of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite, a Women’s Domestic T20 at C K Pithawala Ground, Surat. The official details field gives 03:30 UTC, or 09:00 IST, and the published competition schedule independently lists 09:00 IST. 26 27

At the BCCI recent-matches observation of 10:28:44 IST, Bengal Women had completed 153/7 in 20.0 overs and Maharashtra Women were yet to bat, with a target of 154. BCCI’s event-news snapshot observed at 10:28:31 showed the same state. This is an ongoing innings snapshot, not a final result or automatic update. 28 29

No current XI, toss, captain confirmation, player-level scorecard figures, weather or pitch report was exposed. Known: identity, format, schedule, venue and dated innings position. Unavailable: result, confirmed teams and player breakdown. The useful question is whether Maharashtra can chase 154; the source set does not answer it.

7. Rajasthan Women v Baroda Women — ongoing, 09:00 IST

The official BCCI page identifies Match 67 of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite at PCA Stadium, Ground B, New Chandigarh. BCCI gives 03:30 UTC, equivalent to 09:00 IST, and SportsTak independently displays 09:00 IST. 30 31

A BCCI scorecard view observed at 10:28:20 IST showed Baroda Women 159/6 after 19.5 overs. A subsequent official squads-view refresh at 10:28:33 IST / 04:58:33 UTC showed the innings complete at 159/7 in 20 overs, with Rajasthan needing 160. The base BCCI page still rendered a countdown-style presentation, so the dated scorecard view is used for the ongoing classification and the stale base rendering is disclosed. 32 33

Known: identity, venue, format, schedule and latest official innings snapshot. Unavailable: final result, toss, captain, XI and player figures. Do not turn 159/7 into a completed result.

8. Vidarbha Women v Tamil Nadu Women — innings break, 09:00 IST

This is Match 72 of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite, a Women’s Domestic T20 at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium B Ground, Lucknow. BCCI states 03:30 UTC, or 09:00 IST. 34

At 10:28:15 IST, the BCCI match centre showed Vidarbha Women 131/4 in 20.0 overs and Tamil Nadu Women yet to bat, needing 132. The BCCI details view checked at 10:28:28 records Tamil Nadu Women winning the toss and electing to field. The status is therefore ongoing, innings break. Neither the chase result nor an automatically updating score is claimed. 35

Known: competition, format, venue, schedule, toss and dated innings-break state. Unavailable: XI, individual scores, captain confirmation, pitch report and result. The question for readers is how Tamil Nadu’s chase develops, not which side is presumed to win.

9. Bengal v Maharashtra — ongoing, 09:00 IST

BCCI’s canonical page lists Ranji Trophy Elite Match 60, a First-Class match from 2–5 November at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. BCCI gives 03:30 UTC; Cricinfo independently lists a 09:00 local start, supporting 09:00 IST. 36 37

Cricinfo’s live page, observed at 10:28:14 IST and checked within the 10:28:30 IST section window, reported Day 1 underway: Bengal 26/3 after seven overs, with Maharashtra having won the toss and chosen to field. These are dated snapshots. The BCCI page still showed a stale countdown at 10:27:51 IST, so it is not used to preserve the old upcoming status. 38

Known: identity, four-day format, venue, schedule, toss and a dated live score. Unavailable: result, current XI and player-level details; the Cricinfo squad list was last modified on 7 October and is not treated as a playing XI. The useful match question is how Bengal rebuilds after the early wickets.

10. Odisha v Jharkhand — ongoing snapshot, 09:00 IST

BCCI identifies Match 57 of the Ranji Trophy Elite, a four-day First-Class fixture from 2–5 November at KIIT Cricket Stadium, Bhubaneswar. BCCI gives 03:30 UTC, equivalent to 09:00 IST. ESPN also lists 09:00 local, while a secondary squads page says 09:30 IST; the overview and BCCI/ESPN evidence make 09:00 the better-supported clock, with the conflict noted. 39 40 41

At 10:28:16 IST / 04:58:16 UTC, CricTracker reported that the toss was complete, Odisha had elected to bowl and Jharkhand were 0/0. BCCI, checked at 10:27:52, did not expose an official live score, and its squads view was still loading. Status is ongoing snapshot only; no result, XI or automatic updating is claimed. 42 43

Known: identity, competition, format, venue, better-supported schedule and dated toss/opening snapshot. Unavailable: reliable current score beyond that observation, confirmed XI, result, weather and pitch report.

11. Chandigarh v Tamil Nadu — ongoing, 09:30 IST

BCCI lists this as a Ranji Trophy Elite First-Class match from 2–5 November at Cricket Stadium, Sector-16, Chandigarh. Its details card says 04:00 UTC; ESPN independently gives a 09:30 local start. The UTC field is not silently relabelled IST, but the independent local listing supports 09:30 IST. 44 45

At 10:28:21 IST / 04:58:21 UTC, BCCI showed LIVE, Day 1, with Tamil Nadu 32/0 after 10.1 overs and Chandigarh yet to bat. No toss, XI, individual scores or result is asserted. ESPN’s displayed ground clock was not used to infer live status. 46

Known: identity, format, dates, venue, supported local start and dated BCCI snapshot. Unavailable: confirmed XI, toss, result, weather and pitch report. The factual format context matters: this is a four-day Ranji match, not a limited-overs fixture, so one early score does not describe the match’s likely shape.

12. Montreal Warriors v Brampton Blazers — status unknown, conflicting clocks

This is the second semi-final of NCL GT20 Canada 2026/27, a 20-over match at Arnos Vale Ground, Kingstown, St Vincent. The provider calls it NCL Global T20 Canada and “Non Official Twenty20,” while ESPN supplies the clearer competition reference. 47

The clocks do not reconcile. The provider gives 23:00 UTC on 1 November, or 04:30 IST on 2 November; ESPN gives 7:00 PM EST on 1 November; Sportskeeda gives 05:30 IST; Cricket Canada shows 7:00 PM without a timezone. At the 04:58:11 UTC / 10:28:11 IST check, no reliable fresh score, result, toss or confirmed XI was found. Since the possible scheduled windows had passed, “Not started” is not carried forward. The current status is unknown, not live or completed. 48 49 50 51

Known: semi-final identity, 20-over format and venue. Unavailable: one resolved clock, current state, score, result, toss and XI. The only safe reader action is to use a current competition scorecard once one of the conflicting listings resolves.

13. Oman v Netherlands — upcoming ODI, 11:00 IST

This is ICC Cricket World Cup League 2, 2023–27, Match 144, an ODI at ICC Academy, Dubai. It is not a match in the main 2026 ODI World Cup finals. ICC’s fixture page lists it as upcoming at 05:30, and the independent Willow listing resolves the schedule as 05:30 GMT and 09:30 Dubai local. The provider’s labelled Asia/Kolkata conversion is 11:00 IST. 52 53 54 55

At the 10:28:15 IST / 04:58:15 UTC check, the scheduled start was still ahead and no scorecard, result, toss, current XI or live incident was sourced. A provider embedded field incorrectly says Match 143; ICC and Willow both identify this as Match 144, so the official identity controls. 56

Known: ODI format, League 2 context, official match number, venue, pre-match status and labelled time conversion. Unavailable: current XI, toss, score and result. The format distinction is useful: League 2 is part of the qualification pathway, not the finals tournament itself.

14. Melbourne Stars Women v Perth Scorchers Women — women’s highlight, upcoming, 13:40 IST

The approved women’s highlight is Melbourne Stars Women v Perth Scorchers Women, Weber WBBL|12 Match 8 at Junction Oval, Melbourne. Official Cricket Australia, Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers fixture pages agree on the teams, date, competition and venue. 1 2 3

The exact timezone-labelled start is not exposed in the retrieved official text. A dated provider snapshot observed at 1 November 11:02:01 UTC reports 08:10 UTC / 13:40 IST and says the match was not started. The official pages checked at 04:58:00 UTC confirm the schedule identity, and no live score or result is supported. 4 57

The approved cover pairing is Annabel Sutherland for the Melbourne Stars Women and Beth Mooney for the Perth Scorchers Women. Those are published squad names, not a confirmed XI; the same caution applies to other squad members. Known: WBBL format, teams, date, venue and schedule-only status. Unavailable: confirmed XI, toss, player roles for this match, score and result. This is a women’s highlight inside the broader international/domestic roundup, not a separate women-only article.

15. New Zealand A v India A — ongoing continuation, timing unconfirmed

This is the second unofficial Test, or four-day multi-day first-class match, of the New Zealand A v India A series at Hagley Oval, Christchurch, scheduled across 31 October–3 November. It is a continuation, not a new 2 November start. BCCI confirms the official tour schedule and a 30 October squad update says Mohammed Siraj joined India A; ESPN identifies the match as the second unofficial Test. 58 59 60

The fresh ESPN observation at 04:58:20 UTC / 10:28:20 IST recorded New Zealand A 424 all out and India A 5/0 after 2.4 overs, leaving India A 73 runs behind in Day 3 session 3. This supersedes the previous saved Day 2 snapshot, but it remains a point-in-time score, not an automatic live claim. 61

The start clock is deliberately not promoted. BCCI publishes the dates without a clock; a provider gives 22:00 UTC / 03:30 IST on 31 October, while Cricbuzz displays 11:00 AM local on Friday 30 October. Those sources do not reconcile cleanly with the official day labels. Known: continuation identity, format, venue, dates and latest sourced match position. Unavailable: one definitive start time, current XI, toss, pitch report, weather and result.

16. Tasmania v New South Wales — completed continuation

This Sheffield Shield 2026–27 First-Class match at Bellerive Oval, Hobart began before 2 November and is not a new start on this date. Cricket Australia’s final report controls the status: Tasmania won by an innings and 81 runs, with Tasmania 427 and New South Wales 202 and 144. 5 6

The official match-centre and fixtures surfaces still exposed a stale in-progress snapshot, but the final report is the later and definitive evidence. The official date-range surfaces also conflict: one round-three preview says 30 October–2 November, while an indexed match-page snapshot says 29 October–1 November. That caveat is preserved, and no IST start time is invented. 62 63

Known: competition, venue, completed result and innings totals. Unavailable: a single uncontested official date range, current XI reconstruction and a converted start time. This is precisely why final reports should take precedence over stale widgets.

17. Queensland Bulls v Victoria — ongoing continuation, result unconfirmed

This is the third-day continuation of a Sheffield Shield 2026–27 First-Class match that began on 31 October and is scheduled through 3 November at The Gabba, Brisbane. The Gabba listing gives a 10:00 Australia/Brisbane start for Day 3, equivalent to 05:30 IST. 64

Cricket Australia’s fixtures page still says In Progress. A new event-specific highlight reports that Jack Clayton made 104 off 207 balls, updating the previous 99-not-out snapshot. The latest fully sourced score remains the Day 2 report: Victoria 307 all out and Queensland 5/202 at stumps, with Clayton 99 and Hayden Kerr 14. The 104 is a fresh batting development, but no full current score or result is exposed, so neither is invented. 65 66

Known: continuation identity, competition, venue, Day 3 schedule, in-progress status and the sourced Clayton update. Unavailable: full current score, result, XI, toss, captain and current pitch report. The correct label is ongoing/result unconfirmed, not completed and not upcoming.

What is known, and what is not, across the roundup?

The strongest evidence is fixture identity: official boards, competition pages and independent match centres reconcile the teams, formats and venues for all 17 entries. Current state is less uniform. Some pages refresh scores while retaining stale countdown widgets; some providers expose old “not started” payloads after the scheduled window; and some pages omit the state altogether. That is why this article separates identity from status instead of forcing every match into a clean schedule list.

Venue information is also intentionally limited. The source set identifies grounds, but it does not provide a current pitch report for every fixture. Historical venue samples, when present in the saved research, are context rather than a forecast. No weather claim is added where a current weather source was not established. Likewise, squad names are not treated as playing XIs: an announced group, a dated squad page and a confirmed match XI are different evidence levels.

Readers following a live game should open the linked official or provider match centre and check its latest timestamp. For a scheduled match, the next meaningful update is normally the toss and confirmed XI. For a multi-day continuation, use the current day’s report rather than treating the original start date as a new fixture. This roundup does not promise automatic score updates.

FAQs

Are all 17 matches happening on 2 November?

No. Fourteen were originally discovered as starts or listings for 2 November, while three are continuations. The classification is not a guarantee that all 14 were still upcoming at the cutoff, and it is not a worldwide completeness claim.

Which matches are confirmed completed?

Only Tasmania v New South Wales is confirmed completed in the supplied current evidence. Tasmania won by an innings and 81 runs. The Queensland v Victoria continuation remained in progress with its result unconfirmed.

Which matches are genuinely upcoming at the cutoff?

Oman v Netherlands and Melbourne Stars Women v Perth Scorchers Women are supported as upcoming. Several other fixtures had scheduled windows that had passed but lacked reliable current-state evidence, so they are labelled unknown rather than upcoming.

Is Oman v Netherlands part of the 2026 ODI World Cup finals?

No. It is an ODI in the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2, 2023–27. The supplied evidence identifies it as official Match 144 at ICC Academy, Dubai.

Is New Zealand A v India A an official Test?

No. It is the second unofficial Test or four-day multi-day first-class match of the New Zealand A v India A series.

Is there an India-versus-Australia match in this roundup?

No. The supplied 17 current section results do not establish one, so none is inserted.

Can the listed scores be treated as live now?

No. Every score in this article is a dated source snapshot. Pages can refresh at different times, and some supplied renders were internally inconsistent or stale. Check the linked source directly for a later state.

Sources and verification

This roundup preserves the supplied research record. Source publication or refresh dates and current section check clocks are separate; no publication date is presented as a current check.