Women's Asia Cup (Twenty20)

Women's Asia Cup (Twenty20) appears in the records with 68 matches, played between 3 June 2018 and 13 September 2026. 4 seasons are shown below, the most recent first.

On win rate across every recorded match, India lead the overall table at 83.3% (20 won and 4 lost from 24 matches). Malaysia are last of 10 sides on 0.0%.

The full order on win rate is India (20-4 from 24, 83.3%), Sri Lanka (15-7 from 22, 68.2%), Bangladesh (11-7 from 18, 61.1%), Pakistan (12-8 from 20, 60.0%), Thailand (7-11 from 18, 38.9%), Nepal (1-2 from 3, 33.3%), United Arab Emirates (2-9 from 11, 18.2%), Hong Kong (0-3 from 3, 0.0%), Indonesia (0-3 from 3, 0.0%) and Malaysia (0-14 from 14, 0.0%).

Matches recorded per season, most recent first: 2026, 15; 2024, 15; 2022/23, 23; 2018, 15.

In 2026, 15 matches are recorded. India have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (5 won, 0 lost from 5). Sri Lanka follow on 80.0%. The leading run scorer is Shafali Verma with 236. The leading wicket taker is DB Sharma with 14.

In 2024, 15 matches are recorded. Sri Lanka have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (5 won, 0 lost from 5). India follow on 80.0%. The leading run scorer is AC Jayangani with 304. The leading wicket taker is DB Sharma with 10.

In 2022/23, 23 matches are recorded. India have the best win rate in the season at 87.5% (7 won, 1 lost from 8). Pakistan follow on 71.4%. The leading run scorer is JI Rodrigues with 217. The leading wicket taker is DB Sharma with 13.

In 2018, 15 matches are recorded. Bangladesh have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (5 won, 0 lost from 5). India follow on 66.7%. The leading run scorer is H Kaur with 215. The leading wicket taker is Nida Dar with 11.

The highest innings total in the records is 201/5 by India against United Arab Emirates at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on 21 July 2024.

The lowest completed innings is 27 by Malaysia against India on 3 June 2018.

The widest recorded win by runs is 147 runs, by Pakistan against Malaysia on 7 June 2018.

The widest recorded win by wickets is 10 wickets, by Pakistan against United Arab Emirates on 23 July 2024.

The narrowest win by runs is 1 run, by Sri Lanka against Pakistan on 13 October 2022.

Twenty20 Internationals: 68 recorded matches, from 3 June 2018 to 13 September 2026. Most wins: India (20), Sri Lanka (15), Pakistan (12) and Bangladesh (11). The average innings is 102.7 runs and the highest 201.

The leading run scorers across every recorded match are S Mandhana (610 runs from 23 matches), Shafali Verma (602 runs from 16 matches), AC Jayangani (505 runs from 18 matches), H Kaur (460 runs from 20 matches) and H Madavi (449 runs from 19 matches).

The leading wicket takers are DB Sharma (40 wickets from 24 matches), Nashra Sandhu (23 wickets from 19 matches), Nida Dar (21 wickets from 16 matches), Rumana Ahmed (20 wickets from 13 matches) and Sadia Iqbal (19 wickets from 14 matches).

The tables for Women's Asia Cup (Twenty20) count 68 matches over 4 seasons shown here, 68 of which produced a winner; the other 0 ended tied, drawn or without a result and are listed apart from the win rate.

India: 24 matches, 20 won and 4 lost. Highest innings 201/5 against United Arab Emirates on 21 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 142 against Malaysia on 3 June 2018. Leading run scorer S Mandhana (610). Leading wicket taker DB Sharma (40).

Sri Lanka: 22 matches, 15 won and 7 lost. Highest innings 184/4 against Malaysia on 22 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 144 against Malaysia on 22 July 2024. Leading run scorer AC Jayangani (505). Leading wicket taker WK Dilhari (19).

Bangladesh: 18 matches, 11 won and 7 lost. Highest innings 191/2 against Malaysia on 24 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 114 against Malaysia on 24 July 2024. Leading run scorer Nigar Sultana (410). Leading wicket taker Rumana Ahmed (20).

Pakistan: 20 matches, 12 won and 8 lost. Highest innings 177/5 against Malaysia on 7 June 2018. Widest win by runs: 147 against Malaysia on 7 June 2018. Leading run scorer Muneeba Ali (362). Leading wicket taker Nashra Sandhu (23).

Thailand: 18 matches, 7 won and 11 lost. Highest innings 133/6 against Malaysia on 20 July 2024. Widest win by runs: 50 against Malaysia on 9 October 2022. Leading run scorer N Chaiwai (277). Leading wicket taker T Putthawong (16).

Nepal: 3 matches, 1 won and 2 lost. Highest innings 118/4 against United Arab Emirates on 19 July 2024. Leading run scorer Samjhana Khadka (83). Leading wicket taker I Barma (3).

United Arab Emirates: 11 matches, 2 won and 9 lost. Highest innings 123/7 against India on 21 July 2024. Leading run scorer Theertha Satish (177). Leading wicket taker S Kotte (8).

Hong Kong: 3 matches, 0 won and 3 lost. Highest innings 114/7 against Thailand on 28 August 2026. Leading run scorer KY Chan (59). Leading wicket taker MBA Lamplough (6).

Indonesia: 3 matches, 0 won and 3 lost. Highest innings 73 against United Arab Emirates on 4 September 2026. Leading run scorer NPAN Sakarini (48). Leading wicket taker NK Ariani (5).

Malaysia: 14 matches, 0 won and 14 lost. Highest innings 111/8 against Thailand on 20 July 2024. Leading run scorer WA Duraisingam (128). Leading wicket taker WA Duraisingam (10).

Season 2026, 15 matches: India 5-0; Sri Lanka 4-1; Bangladesh 2-2; Pakistan 2-2; Thailand 1-2; United Arab Emirates 1-2; Hong Kong 0-3; Indonesia 0-3.

Season 2024, 15 matches: Sri Lanka 5-0; India 4-1; Bangladesh 2-2; Pakistan 2-2; Nepal 1-2; Thailand 1-2; Malaysia 0-3; United Arab Emirates 0-3.

Season 2022/23, 23 matches: India 7-1; Pakistan 5-2; Sri Lanka 5-3; Thailand 3-4; Bangladesh 2-3; United Arab Emirates 1-4; Malaysia 0-6.

Season 2018, 15 matches: Bangladesh 5-0; India 4-2; Pakistan 3-2; Thailand 2-3; Sri Lanka 1-3; Malaysia 0-5.

2 individual hundreds are recorded, the most by AC Jayangani (1) and S Mandhana (1).

5 five-wicket innings are recorded, the most by Nida Dar (1), W Liengprasert (1), Umaima Sohail (1), AC Jayangani (1) and Nashra Sandhu (1).

The ten leading run scorers are S Mandhana (610), Shafali Verma (602), AC Jayangani (505), H Kaur (460), H Madavi (449), Nigar Sultana (410), Muneeba Ali (362), JI Rodrigues (294), N Chaiwai (277) and N Koncharoenkai (271).

The ten leading wicket takers are DB Sharma (40), Nashra Sandhu (23), Nida Dar (21), Rumana Ahmed (20), Sadia Iqbal (19), WK Dilhari (19), Nahida Akter (18), BMSM Kumari (17), AC Jayangani (16) and T Putthawong (16).

The narrowest wins by runs are Sri Lanka won by 1 run (13 October 2022, against Pakistan), Sri Lanka won by 3 runs (10 October 2022, against Bangladesh) and Thailand won by 6 runs (28 August 2026, against Hong Kong).

The five highest innings are 201/5 by India against United Arab Emirates (21 July 2024), 193/5 by India against Hong Kong (3 September 2026), 191/2 by Bangladesh against Malaysia (24 July 2024), 184/4 by Sri Lanka against Malaysia (22 July 2024) and 183/5 by India against Sri Lanka (13 September 2026).

The five lowest completed innings are 27 by Malaysia against India (3 June 2018), 30 by Malaysia against Pakistan (7 June 2018), 33 by Malaysia against Sri Lanka (8 October 2022), 37 by Thailand against India (10 October 2022) and 40 by Malaysia against Sri Lanka (22 July 2024).

The widest wins by runs are 147 by Pakistan against Malaysia (7 June 2018), 144 by Sri Lanka against Malaysia (22 July 2024), 142 by India against Malaysia (3 June 2018), 137 by India against Hong Kong (3 September 2026) and 114 by Bangladesh against Malaysia (24 July 2024).

The widest wins by wickets are 10 by Pakistan against United Arab Emirates (23 July 2024), 10 by Sri Lanka against Thailand (24 July 2024), 10 by India against Bangladesh (26 July 2024), 9 by Thailand against Malaysia (6 June 2018) and 9 by Bangladesh against Thailand (7 June 2018).

The grounds that have hosted the most matches are Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Academy Ground (23), Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium (15), Dubai International Cricket Stadium (15), Kinrara Academy Oval (9) and Royal Selangor Club (6).