ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020: From Suzie Bates' run scoring spree to Ellyse Perry's penchant for wickets, a comprehensive look at numbers from past editions
Australia Women have won 24 matches in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the most by any team, plus their win percentage of 76.56 is also the highest in the tournament
The seventh edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup will be played in Australia among 10 teams. In the last two years, Australia Women have won the most T20Is. Let’s look at the history of the tournament with the help of some stats and facts.
Australia Women have won 24 matches in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the most by any team, plus their win percentage of 76.56 is also the highest in the tournament. No other team has won ICC Women’s T20 World Cup more than once but Australia Women have done it four times.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup – winner in each edition:
Season
Host
Winner
2009
England
England W
2010
West Indies
Australia W
2012/13
Sri Lanka
Australia W
2013/14
Bangladesh
Australia W
2015/16
India
West Indies W
2018/19
West Indies
Australia W
India Women hold the record of registering the highest total in the tournament but New Zealand Women hold the record of posting the most 165-plus totals in the tournament – four times.
Highest totals:
Total
Team
Against
Innings
Venue
Year
194/5
India W
New Zealand W
1
Providence
2018
191/4
Australia W
Ireland W
1
Sylhet
2014
187/5
West Indies W
Sri Lanka W
1
Gros Islet
2018
185/2
Australia W
Pakistan W
1
Sylhet
2014
180/5
New Zealand W
West Indies W
1
Gros Islet
2010
Bangladesh Women are the only team to get bowled out under 50 runs in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup history.
Lowest totals:
Total
Team
Against
Innings
Venue
Year
46
Bangladesh W
West Indies W
2
Providence
2018
58/9
Bangladesh W
England W
2
Sylhet
2014
60
Pakistan W
England W
2
Taunton
2009
65/9
Pakistan W
New Zealand W
1
Basseterre
2010
69/8
Sri Lanka W
England W
2
Taunton
2009
No other player has scored more runs than Suzie Bates in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup history.
Most runs:
Player
Innings
Runs
Average
SR
50/100
Suzie Bates
28
881
33.88
115.61
6/0
Stafanie Taylor
26
797
36.22
97.07
6/0
Charlotte Edwards
24
768
36.57
103.92
5/0
Mithali Raj
23
726
40.33
97.31
5/0
Meg Lanning
22
711
37.42
115.42
4/1
Only three players have scored a ton in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup so far – Meg Lanning, Deandra Dottin and Harmanpreet Kaur.
Highest individual scores:
Score
Player
Team
Against
Venue
Year
126
Meg Lanning
Australia W
Ireland W
Sylhet
2014
112*
Deandra Dottin
West Indies W
South Africa W
Basseterre
2010
103
Harmanpreet Kaur
India W
New Zealand W
Providence
2018
94*
Suzie Bates
New Zealand W
Pakistan W
Sylhet
2014
90*
Dane van Niekerk
South Africa W
Pakistan W
Sylhet
2014
90*
Elyse Villani
Australia W
Pakistan W
Sylhet
2014
Meg Lanning holds the record of scoring most runs in a single edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. She amassed 257 runs in 2013/14 at an average of 42.83 and a strike rate of 158.64.
Most runs in an edition:
Player
Innings
Runs
Average
SR
50/100
Season
Meg Lanning
6
257
42.83
158.64
1/1
2013/14
Stafanie Taylor
6
246
41.00
93.18
1/0
2015/16
Suzie Bates
5
228
57.00
133.33
2/0
2013/14
Alyssa Healy
5
225
56.25
144.23
2/0
2018/19
Mithali Raj
5
208
52.00
98.11
2/0
2013/14
Ellyse Perry has taken 36 wickets in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup from 32 matches which is a record.
Most wickets:
Player
Matches
Wickets
Average
SR
ER
4/5
Ellyse Perry
32
36
16.47
17.0
5.81
0/0
Anya Shrubsole
23
33
12.93
14.9
5.19
0/0
Shabnim Ismail
22
30
15.20
15.0
6.05
0/0
Stafanie Taylor
26
28
16.21
16.4
5.92
1/0
Deandra Dottin
27
26
12.19
11.6
6.25
1/1
Sohpie Devine
24
26
15.50
15.5
5.98
1/0
Anya Shrubsole took 13 wickets in the 2013/14 edition at a strike rate of 11.0 which is the best for a cricketer in a single edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.
Most wickets in an edition:
Player
Matches
Wickets
Average
SR
ER
Season
Anya Shrubsole
6
13
7.53
11.0
4.08
2013/14
Julie Hunter
5
11
9.54
8.9
6.42
2012/13
Deandra Dottin
5
10
7.70
8.2
5.63
2018/19
Natalie Sciver
6
10
9.60
11.3
5.09
2013/14
Ashleigh Gardner
6
10
10.70
10.8
5.94
2018/19
Megan Schutt
6
10
11.10
13.0
5.12
2018/19
Rachel Priest holds the record for most wicketkeeping dismissals in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup.
Most wicket-keeping dismissals:
Player
Matches
Dismissals
Rachel Priest
20
20
Sarah Taylor
24
20
Alyssa Healy
28
18
Batool Fatima
16
17
Trisha Chetty
19
17
Jenny Gunn is the only player to have taken more than 15 catches in the history of the tournament.
Most catches:
Player
Matches
Catches
Jenny Gunn
24
16
Suzie Bates
28
15
Lydia Greenway
24
14
Harmanpreet Kaur
25
12
Ellyse Perry
32
12
There has been only one 150-plus stand recorded in the history of ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. L Lee and D van Niekerk added 163* runs for the opening wicket against Pakistan Women at Sylhet in 2014.
Highest partnerships by runs:
Partners
Runs
Wicket
Team
Against
Venue
Year
Lizelle Lee/Dane van Niekerk
163*
1st
SA W
Pak W
Sylhet
2014
Jemimah Rodrigues/Harmanpreet Kaur
134
4th
Ind W
NZ W
Providence
2018
Claire Taylor/Beth Morgan
122*
3rd
Eng W
Aus W
The Oval
2009
Hayley Matthews/Stafanie Taylor
120
1st
WI W
Aus W
Kolkata
2016
Suzie Bates/Aimee Watkins
118*
2nd
NZ W
Aus W
Taunton
2009
Shanel Daley/Deandra Dottin
118
5th
WI W
SA W
Basseterre
2010
Ellyse Perry is the only player to have played more than 30 matches in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.
Most matches played by players:
Player
Matches
Ellyse Perry
32
Suzie Bates
28
Alyssa Healy
28
Deandra Dottin
27
Alex Blackwell
26
Stafanie Taylor
26
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The seventh edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup will be played in Australia among 10 teams. In the last two years, Australia Women have won the most T20Is. Let’s look at the history of the tournament with the help of some stats and facts.
Australia Women have won 24 matches in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the most by any team, plus their win percentage of 76.56 is also the highest in the tournament. No other team has won ICC Women’s T20 World Cup more than once but Australia Women have done it four times.
ICC Women’s T20 World Cup – winner in each edition:
India Women hold the record of registering the highest total in the tournament but New Zealand Women hold the record of posting the most 165-plus totals in the tournament – four times.
Highest totals:
Bangladesh Women are the only team to get bowled out under 50 runs in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup history.
Lowest totals:
No other player has scored more runs than Suzie Bates in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup history.
Most runs:
Only three players have scored a ton in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup so far – Meg Lanning, Deandra Dottin and Harmanpreet Kaur.
Highest individual scores:
Meg Lanning holds the record of scoring most runs in a single edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. She amassed 257 runs in 2013/14 at an average of 42.83 and a strike rate of 158.64.
Most runs in an edition:
Ellyse Perry has taken 36 wickets in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup from 32 matches which is a record.
Most wickets:
Anya Shrubsole took 13 wickets in the 2013/14 edition at a strike rate of 11.0 which is the best for a cricketer in a single edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.
Most wickets in an edition:
Rachel Priest holds the record for most wicketkeeping dismissals in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup.
Most wicket-keeping dismissals:
Jenny Gunn is the only player to have taken more than 15 catches in the history of the tournament.
Most catches:
There has been only one 150-plus stand recorded in the history of ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. L Lee and D van Niekerk added 163* runs for the opening wicket against Pakistan Women at Sylhet in 2014.
Highest partnerships by runs:
Ellyse Perry is the only player to have played more than 30 matches in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.
Most matches played by players:
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Updated Date:Feb 20, 2020 12:09:23 IST
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