India closes in the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup
Windows: 5 (minimum)
Average: 47 (tenth)
SR: 31.4 (9th)
Error rate: 8.98 (11th)
Point percentage: 38.2% (10th)
Limits percentage: 22.29% (11th)
*classified among the 12 teams in the competition
Most successful chases in the Women’s T20 World Cup
171 – AUS-W vs IND-W, Sir, 2026
164 – ENG-W vs AUS-W, The Oval, 2009 SF
164 – ENG-W vs NZ-W, The Oval, 2026
163 – WI-W vs NZ-W, Southampton, 2026
159 – SA-W v IND-W, Manchester, 2026
– Six of the eight successful 150-over chases in the Women’s World T20 came in the current edition.
– This is also Australia’s second-highest women’s chase in T20Is, only behind the 173 they had chased against the same opponent in Mumbai DYP in 2022.
Over 100 means fourth wicket or less in Women’s WC T20
134 – Harmanpreet Kaur, Jemimah Rodrigues (IND-W) v NZ-W, Providence, 2018
118 – Shanel Daley, Deandra Dottin (WI-W) v SA-W, Basseterre, 2010
104* – Nilakshika Silva, Harshitha Samarawickrama (SL-W) vs BAN-W, Cape Town, 2023
101 – Brooke Halliday, Izzy Sharp (NZ-W) v SCOT-W, Bristol, 2026
100 – Amy Jones, Nat Sciver-Brunt (ENG-W) v PAK-W, Cape Town, 2023
100 – Ellyse Perry, Ashleigh Gardner (AUS-W) v IND-W, Lord’s, 2026
Four stands for over 50s in this match: a joint record in women’s T20Is with seven other instances, and the first in the Women’s T20 World Cup.
– This was also the fifth time that three 50+ scores were recorded from 4th or below in a women’s T20I, the first in a World Cup.
Most wickets in an edition of the women’s WC T20
15 – Amelia Kerr (New Zealand, 2024)
14 – Shree Charani (IND-W, 2026)
13 – Anya Shrubsole (ENG-W, 2014)
13 – Megan Schutt (AUS-W, 2020)
12 – Nonkululeko Mlaba (SA-W, 2024)
