Australian women won its World Cup game against Bangladesh on 16 Oct 2025 by ten wickets to provide the 43rd occasion of a women team winning a game without losing a wicket in the history of Women One day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Tar	Overs	Max	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	10 wickets	231	062	21.3	60	v India	Nelson	31 Jan 1982
2	Australia	10 wickets	236	079	20.4	60	v Ireland	North Sydney	04 Dec 1988
3	England	10 wickets	207	110	25.3	60	v Ireland	Melbourne	13 Dec 1988
4	Australia	10 wickets	230	089	21.4	60	v Ireland	Melbourne	16 Dec 1988
5	England	10 wickets	142	080	21.2	45	v Ireland	Dublin	17 Aug 1990
6	Australia	10 wickets	259	054	16.5	60	v Netherlands	Warrington	20 Jul 1993
7	New Zealand	10 wickets	280	041	13.2	60	v Netherlands	Lindfield	25 Jul 1993
8	New Zealand	10 wickets	250	078	18.2	60	v Australia	Beckenham	29 Jul 1993
9	New Zealand	10 wickets	251	057	08.1	50	v Pakistan	Christchurch	28 Jan 1997
10	Netherlands	10 wickets	71	147	38.1	50	v Denmark	Husum	06 Jul 1997
11	South Africa	10 wickets	68	133	38.4	50	v Ireland	Dublin	08 Aug 1997
12	Netherlands	10 wickets	169	066	21.5	50	v Sri Lanka	Kandy	30 Nov 1997
13	Australia	10 wickets	127	164	28.5	50	v South Africa	Bengaluru	12 Dec 1997
14	Australia	10 wickets	151	107	24.5	50	v England	Bowral	01 Feb 2000
15	Australia	10 wickets	177	091	20.3	50	v Ireland	Christchurch	03 Dec 2000
16	Australia	10 wickets	156	108	24.0	50	v Netherlands	Lincoln	16 Dec 2000
17	West Indies	10 wickets	247	075	08.5	50	v Scotland	Schiedam	23 Jul 2003
18	West Indies	10 wickets	246	063	09.0	50	v Japan	Amstelveen	26 Jul 2003
19	India	10 wickets	196	067	17.2	50	v Sri Lanka	Kandy	25 Apr 2004
20	Australia	10 wickets	216	067	14.0	50	v Ireland	Pretoria	01 Apr 2005
21	South Africa	10 wickets	152	091	24.4	50	v West Indies	Pretoria	09 Apr 2005
22	India	10 wickets	211	051	14.5	50	v England	Silchar	07 Dec 2005
23	India	10 wickets	135	116	27.3	50	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	29 Dec 2005
24	India	10 wickets	125	125	29.1	50	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	01 Jan 2006
25	India	10 wickets	195	095	17.3	50	v Pakistan	Karachi	02 Jan 2006
26	India	10 wickets	111	146	31.3	50	v Sri Lanka	Jaipur	15 Dec 2006
27	England	10 wickets	241	042	07.5	48	v West Indies	Loughborough	12 Jul 2008
28	South Africa	10 wickets	209	064	15.1	50	v Ireland	Crowthorne	31 Jul 2008
29	England	10 wickets	153	103	24.3	50	v India	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
30	India	10 wickets	240	058	10.0	50	v Pakistan	Bowral	07 Mar 2009
31	Ireland	10 wickets	220	069	13.2	50	v Netherlands	Dublin	05 Aug 2009
32	Australia	10 wickets	105	163	32.3	50	v New Zealand	Melbourne	17 Feb 2010
33	South Africa	10 wickets	194	110	17.4	50	v Netherlands	Potchefstroom (Uni 2)	12 Oct 2010
34	New Zealand	10 wickets	213	127	14.3	50	v Sri Lanka	Lincoln	05 Nov 2015
35	New Zealand	10 wickets	189	127	18.3	50	v Sri Lanka	Lincoln	10 Nov 2015
36	India	10 wickets	188	097	18.4	50	v Ireland	Potchefstroom (Uni)	07 May 2017
37	South Africa	10 wickets	262	049	06.2	50	v West Indies	Leicester	02 Jul 2017
38	India	10 wickets	146	174	25.4	50	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	04 Jul 2022
39	Australia	10 wickets	184	126	19.2	50	v Pakistan	Brisbane	18 Jan 2023
40	Australia	10 wickets	085	218	35.5	50	v Ireland	Dublin	28 Jul 2023
41	Ireland	10 wickets	047	110	13.1	21	v Zimbabwe	Harare	18 Jan 2024
42	England	10 wickets	215	070	14.1	50	v South Africa	Guwahati	03 Oct 2025
43	Australia	10 wickets	151	199	24.5	50	v Bangladesh	Visakhapatnam	16 Oct 2025

Australian women won its World Cup game against Bangladesh on 16 Oct 2025 by ten wickets to provide the twelfth occasion of Australian women team winning a game without losing a wicket in the history of Women One day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Tar	Overs	Max	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	Australia	10 wickets	236	079	20.4	60	v Ireland	North Sydney	04 Dec 1988
2	Australia	10 wickets	230	089	21.4	60	v Ireland	Melbourne	16 Dec 1988
3	Australia	10 wickets	259	054	16.5	60	v Netherlands	Warrington	20 Jul 1993
4	Australia	10 wickets	127	164	28.5	50	v South Africa	Bengaluru	12 Dec 1997
5	Australia	10 wickets	151	107	24.5	50	v England	Bowral	01 Feb 2000
6	Australia	10 wickets	177	091	20.3	50	v Ireland	Christchurch	03 Dec 2000
7	Australia	10 wickets	156	108	24.0	50	v Netherlands	Lincoln	16 Dec 2000
8	Australia	10 wickets	216	067	14.0	50	v Ireland	Pretoria	01 Apr 2005
9	Australia	10 wickets	105	163	32.3	50	v New Zealand	Melbourne	17 Feb 2010
10	Australia	10 wickets	184	126	19.2	50	v Pakistan	Brisbane	18 Jan 2023
11	Australia	10 wickets	085	218	35.5	50	v Ireland	Dublin	28 Jul 2023
12	Australia	10 wickets	151	199	24.5	50	v Bangladesh	Visakhapatnam	16 Oct 2025