ICC Women's Championship

ICC Women's Championship appears in the records with 79 matches, played between 21 August 2014 and 6 May 2026. 6 seasons are shown below, the most recent first.

On win rate across every recorded match, Australia lead the overall table at 88.0% (22 won and 3 lost from 25 matches). Zimbabwe are last of 10 sides on 0.0%.

The full order on win rate is Australia (22-3 from 25, 88.0%), England (16-6 from 22, 72.7%), New Zealand (12-7 from 19, 63.2%), Bangladesh (1-1 from 3, 50.0%), India (5-7 from 13, 41.7%), South Africa (7-10 from 18, 41.2%), Pakistan (7-14 from 21, 33.3%), Sri Lanka (4-15 from 20, 21.1%), West Indies (3-12 from 15, 20.0%) and Zimbabwe (0-2 from 2, 0.0%).

Matches recorded per season, most recent first: 2026, 2; 2025/26, 1; 2023, 6; 2019/20, 3; 2019, 4; 2018/19, 3.

In 2026, 2 matches are recorded. Pakistan have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (2 won, 0 lost from 2). Zimbabwe follow on 0.0%. The leading run scorer is Sadaf Shamas with 199. The leading wicket taker is Fatima Sana with 5.

In 2025/26, 1 matches are recorded. South Africa have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (1 won, 0 lost from 1). Pakistan follow on 0.0%. The leading run scorer is S Luus with 93. The leading wicket taker is TS Sekhukhune with 3.

In 2023, 6 matches are recorded. Sri Lanka have the best win rate in the season at 66.7% (2 won, 1 lost from 3). Bangladesh follow on 50.0%. The leading run scorer is AC Jayangani with 248. The leading wicket taker is Marufa Akter with 7.

In 2019/20, 3 matches are recorded. Australia have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (3 won, 0 lost from 3). Sri Lanka follow on 0.0%. The leading run scorer is RL Haynes with 237. The leading wicket taker is JL Jonassen with 6.

In 2019, 4 matches are recorded. England have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (3 won, 0 lost from 3). Australia follow on 100.0%. The leading run scorer is AE Jones with 189. The leading wicket taker is HK Matthews with 7.

In 2018/19, 3 matches are recorded. Australia have the best win rate in the season at 100.0% (3 won, 0 lost from 3). Pakistan follow on 0.0%. The leading run scorer is MM Lanning with 142. The leading wicket taker is Sana Mir with 7.

The highest innings total in the records is 378/5 by England against Pakistan at County Ground, New Road on 22 June 2016.

The lowest completed innings is 78 by Sri Lanka against England on 17 November 2016.

The widest recorded win by runs is 212 runs, by England against Pakistan on 22 June 2016.

The widest recorded win by wickets is 10 wickets, by New Zealand against Sri Lanka on 5 November 2015.

The narrowest win by runs is 1 run, by New Zealand against West Indies on 4 March 2018.

1 match ended tied and 1 match had no result.

One Day Internationals: 79 recorded matches, from 21 August 2014 to 6 May 2026. Most wins: Australia (22), England (16), New Zealand (12) and Pakistan (7). The average innings is 204.2 runs and the highest 378.

The leading run scorers across every recorded match are MM Lanning (1,261 runs from 23 matches), EA Perry (1,092 runs from 23 matches), AC Jayangani (1,026 runs from 20 matches), TT Beaumont (963 runs from 18 matches) and SFM Devine (934 runs from 18 matches).

The leading wicket takers are JL Jonassen (40 wickets from 22 matches), Sana Mir (34 wickets from 18 matches), ML Schutt (27 wickets from 18 matches), KH Brunt (25 wickets from 18 matches) and LM Kasperek (24 wickets from 11 matches).

The tables for ICC Women's Championship count 79 matches over 6 seasons shown here, 77 of which produced a winner; the other 2 ended tied, drawn or without a result and are listed apart from the win rate.

Australia: 25 matches, 22 won and 3 lost. Highest innings 324/7 against Pakistan on 22 October 2018. Widest win by runs: 157 against Sri Lanka on 5 October 2019. Leading run scorer MM Lanning (1,261). Leading wicket taker JL Jonassen (40).

England: 22 matches, 16 won and 6 lost. Highest innings 378/5 against Pakistan on 22 June 2016. Widest win by runs: 212 against Pakistan on 22 June 2016. Leading run scorer TT Beaumont (963). Leading wicket taker KH Brunt (25).

New Zealand: 19 matches, 12 won and 7 lost. Highest innings 329/7 against Sri Lanka on 30 June 2023. Widest win by runs: 205 against West Indies on 11 March 2018. Leading run scorer SFM Devine (934). Leading wicket taker LM Kasperek (24).

Bangladesh: 3 matches, 1 won and 1 lost (1 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 225/4 against India on 22 July 2023. Widest win by runs: 40 against India on 16 July 2023. Leading run scorer Fargana Hoque (181). Leading wicket taker Marufa Akter (7).

India: 13 matches, 5 won and 7 lost (1 tied, 0 without a result). Highest innings 302/3 against South Africa on 7 February 2018. Widest win by runs: 178 against South Africa on 7 February 2018. Leading run scorer S Mandhana (619). Leading wicket taker RS Gayakwad (12).

South Africa: 18 matches, 7 won and 10 lost (0 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 262/9 against England on 12 June 2018. Widest win by runs: 40 against West Indies on 16 September 2018. Leading run scorer D van Niekerk (518). Leading wicket taker M Kapp (23).

Pakistan: 21 matches, 7 won and 14 lost. Highest innings 343/4 against Zimbabwe on 6 May 2026. Widest win by runs: 206 against Zimbabwe on 6 May 2026. Leading run scorer Bismah Maroof (525). Leading wicket taker Sana Mir (34).

Sri Lanka: 20 matches, 4 won and 15 lost (0 tied, 1 without a result). Highest innings 257/7 against India on 16 September 2018. Leading run scorer AC Jayangani (1,026). Leading wicket taker I Ranaweera (18).

West Indies: 15 matches, 3 won and 12 lost. Highest innings 292/5 against South Africa on 22 September 2018. Widest win by runs: 115 against South Africa on 22 September 2018. Leading run scorer SR Taylor (477). Leading wicket taker DJS Dottin (21).

Zimbabwe: 2 matches, 0 won and 2 lost. Highest innings 162 against Pakistan on 4 May 2026. Leading run scorer B Biza (82). Leading wicket taker P Marange (3).

Season 2026, 2 matches: Pakistan 2-0; Zimbabwe 0-2.

Season 2025/26, 1 matches: South Africa 1-0; Pakistan 0-1.

Season 2023, 6 matches: Sri Lanka 2-1; Bangladesh 1-1; India 1-1; New Zealand 1-2.

Season 2019/20, 3 matches: Australia 3-0; Sri Lanka 0-3.

Season 2019, 4 matches: England 3-0; Australia 1-0; West Indies 0-4.

Season 2018/19, 3 matches: Australia 3-0; Pakistan 0-3.

37 individual hundreds are recorded, the most by MM Lanning (5), AC Jayangani (5), SFM Devine (4), TT Beaumont (4) and NE Bolton (2).

6 five-wicket innings are recorded, the most by LM Kasperek (1), DJS Dottin (1), JL Jonassen (1), MJG Nielsen (1) and HC Knight (1).

The ten leading run scorers are MM Lanning (1,261), EA Perry (1,092), AC Jayangani (1,026), TT Beaumont (963), SFM Devine (934), SW Bates (870), NE Bolton (812), HC Knight (680), AJ Healy (643) and S Mandhana (619).

The ten leading wicket takers are JL Jonassen (40), Sana Mir (34), ML Schutt (27), KH Brunt (25), LM Kasperek (24), LA Marsh (23), M Kapp (23), A Shrubsole (22), DJS Dottin (21) and S Ismail (20).

The narrowest wins by runs are New Zealand won by 1 run (4 March 2018, against West Indies), India won by 7 runs (13 September 2018, against Sri Lanka), New Zealand won by 8 runs (31 October 2017, against Pakistan) and New Zealand won by 9 runs (20 February 2016, against Australia).

Tied matches: Bangladesh v India on 22 July 2023.

The five highest innings are 378/5 by England against Pakistan (22 June 2016), 366/4 by England against Pakistan (27 June 2016), 343/4 by Pakistan against Zimbabwe (6 May 2026), 331/6 by England against South Africa (12 June 2018) and 330/5 by Pakistan against Zimbabwe (4 May 2026).

The five lowest completed innings are 78 by Sri Lanka against England (17 November 2016), 95 by Pakistan against Australia (18 October 2018), 98 by Sri Lanka against India (11 September 2018), 105 by West Indies against New Zealand (11 March 2018) and 107 by Sri Lanka against Pakistan (24 March 2018).

The widest wins by runs are 212 by England against Pakistan (22 June 2016), 208 by England against West Indies (6 June 2019), 206 by Pakistan against Zimbabwe (6 May 2026), 205 by New Zealand against West Indies (11 March 2018) and 202 by England against Pakistan (27 June 2016).

The widest wins by wickets are 10 by New Zealand against Sri Lanka (5 November 2015), 9 by India against Sri Lanka (11 September 2018), 9 by Australia against Sri Lanka (9 October 2019), 9 by Sri Lanka against New Zealand (27 June 2023) and 8 by New Zealand against Pakistan (13 November 2016).

The grounds that have hosted the most matches are County Ground, New Road (10), Sharjah Cricket Stadium (6), Galle International Stadium (5), Bert Sutcliffe Oval (5), Allan Border Field (4), Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur (3), Kinrara Academy Oval (3), Buffalo Park (3), Grace Road (3), Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium (2), Sinhalese Sports Club Ground (2) and Kensington Oval, Bridgetown (2).