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Teams winning a game without losing a wicket in Women’s one day internationals

16/10/2025 hrg

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

Australian Women script a record partnership for the ninth wicket in Women ODIs and also in Women ODI World Cup

09/10/2025 hrg

Australian Women batsmen BL Mooney and AM King added 106 runs for the ninth wicket in the Women’s ODI World Cup match against Pakistan women at Colombo-RPS on 08 Oct 2025 to provide the 588th occasion of Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the history of Women ODIs. It also provides the 54th occasion of Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan Women in the history of Women ODIs.

It also provides the 131st occasion of Australian Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the history of Women ODIs. It also provides the tenth occasion of Australian Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan Women in the history of Women ODIs.

It also provides the first occasion of a three figure partnership for the ninth wicket and thus constitutes a record partnership in Women ODIs for the ninth wicket. The previous best was the 77 runs partnership between AJ Gardner and KJ Garth in the match between Australian Women and South African Women at North Sydney on 07 Feb 2024.

Thus this partnership is a record partnership for the ninth wicket not only for Australian Women but also a record partnership for the ninth wicket in the history of Women ODIs

Australian Women batsmen BL Mooney and AM King added 106 runs for the ninth wicket in the Women’s ODI World Cup match against Pakistan women at Colombo-RPS on 08 Oct 2025 to provide the 110th occasion of Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the history of Women ODI World Cup. It also provides the tenth occasion of Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan Women in the history of Women ODI World Cup

It also provides the 32nd occasion of Australian Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the history of Women ODI World Cup. It also provides the second occasion of Australian Women batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Pakistan Women in the history of Women ODI World Cup.

It also provides the highest partnership by Australian women against Pakistan Women in the Women’s ODI World Cup. The previous best was the 100 runs partnership for the first wicket between S Nitschke and LJ Poulton at Sydney on 16 Mar 2009

It also provides the first occasion of a three figure partnership for the ninth wicket and thus constitutes a record partnership in Women ODI World Cup for the ninth wicket. The previous best was the 66 runs unfinished partnership between K Price and Y van der Merwe in the match between South African Women and India Women at Christchurch on 30 Nov 2000

Women bowlers capturing four or more wickets in an innings in the Women’s ODI World Cup

09/10/2025 hrg

N Mlabha of South Africa captured four wickets conceding 40 runs against New Zealand at Indore on 06 Oct 2025 to provide the 108th occasion of a woman bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	T Macpherson	12.0	7	14	5	1	Australia	v Young England	Bournemouth	23 Jun 1973
2	GL Page	06.2	0	20	6	2	New Zealand	v Tri & Tob	St Albans	23 Jun 1973
3	M Knee	12.0	2	26	4	1	Australia	v Tri & Tob	Tring	30 Jun 1973
4	G Hullah	07.1	3	08	4	1	Young England	v Jamaica	Sittingbourne	30 Jun 1973
5	M Stewart	06.0	3	09	4	2	Jamaica	v Young England	Sittingbourne	30 Jun 1973
6	LG Williams	10.4	5	11	4	2	Jamaica	v Tri & Tob	London	04 Jul 1973
7	L Hill	10.3	5	11	4	2	Australia	v Jamaica	York	11 Jul 1973
8	EA Badham	12.0	3	19	4	1	Int’l Eleven	v Jamaica	Kirby Muxloe	14 Jul 1973
9	JM Court	10.0	3	29	4	1	England	New Zealand	Hyd-LBS	08 Jan 1978
10	SA Tredrea	10.0	1	25	4	1	Australia	England	Hyd-LBS	13 Jan 1978
11	RJ Kendall	11.0	0	48	4	1	Int’l Eleven	New Zealand	Auckland	12 Jan 1982
12	J Lord	08.0	2	10	6	2	New Zealand	India	Auckland	14 Jan 1982
13	S Chakraborty	09.0	2	11	4	2	India	Int’l Eleven	Napier	17 Jan 1982
14	S Braganza	12.0	3	24	4	1	Int’l Eleven	Australia	Palmerston North	20 Jan 1982
15	LA Fullston	12.0	1	38	4	2	Australia	Int’l Eleven	Palmerston North	20 Jan 1982
16	SJ Rattray	11.0	2	33	4	1	Int’l Eleven	New Zealand	Palmerston North	21 Jan 1982
17	CA Hodges	12.0	3	32	4	1	England	Int’l Eleven	Wellington	24 Jan 1982
18	LA Fullston	12.0	6	27	5	2	Australia	New Zealand	Wellington	28 Jan 1982
19	JC Tedstone	12.0	6	17	4	1	England	India	Nelson	31 Jan 1982
20	J Lord	07.5	3	12	4	1	New Zealand	India	Christchurch	02 Feb 1982
21	J Owens	12.0	7	13	4	1	Int’l Eleven	India	Christchurch	06 Feb 1982
22	KM Bro	08.0	6	04	4	2	Australia	Netherlands	Perth	29 Nov 1988
23	CJ Barrs	11.5	1	23	4	1	England	Ireland	North Sydney	05 Dec 1988
24	CA Hodges	10.0	1	14	4	1	England	Netherlands	North Sydney	06 Dec 1988
25	LA Fullston	12.0	3	28	5	2	Australia	Netherlands	Melbourne	14 Dec 1988
26	LA Fullston	12.0	3	21	4	1	Australia	Ireland	Melbourne	16 Dec 1988
27	BL Calver	12.0	7	08	4	1	Australia	Netherlands	Warrington	20 Jul 1993
28	CE Taylor	12.0	5	13	4	2	England	Denmark	Banstead	20 Jul 1993
29	CA Hodges	04.5	2	03	4	2	England	Denmark	Banstead	20 Jul 1993
30	A van Lier	08.4	0	24	4	2	Netherlands	West Indies	Stoke-on-Trent	21 Jul 1993
31	BL Calver	12.0	8	04	4	1	Australia	West Indies	Tunbridge Wells	24 Jul 1993
32	DF Edulji	11.5	6	12	4	1	India	England	Finchampstead	25 Jul 1993
33	JA Turner	11.2	7	05	5	1	New Zealand	Netherlands	Lindfield	25 Jul 1993
34	GA Smith	12.0	1	30	5	2	England	Australia	Guildford	26 Jul 1993
35	SL Bow	10.0	3	21	4	1	Australia	Denmark	Dulwich	28 Jul 1993
36	P Rau	12.0	3	26	4	1	India	New Zealand	London	28 Jul 1993
37	A van Noortwijk	12.0	3	21	4	2	Netherlands	Ireland	Marlow	28 Jul 1993
38	S Dabir	12.0	2	22	4	1	India	Denmark	Slough	29 Jul 1993
39	CA Singh	12.0	0	36	5	2	West Indies	Ireland	Dorking	29 Jul 1993
40	S Neilsen	10.0	4	09	4	1	Denmark	Pakistan	Mysore	10 Dec 1997
41	TN Gunaratne	05.4	2	06	4	1	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Delhi	11 Dec 1997
42	P Choudhary	08.0	0	21	5	2	India	West Indies	Faridabad	13 Dec 1997
43	A van Noortwijk	08.0	2	25	4	1	Netherlands	India	Ghaziabad	15 Dec 1997
44	KM Keenan	10.0	6	05	4	2	New Zealand	West Indies	Chandigarh	15 Dec 1997
45	MA Reynard	04.1	1	06	4	2	England	Ireland	Pune	16 Dec 1997
46	S Sivanantham	07.3	2	18	4	1	Sri Lanka	Netherlands	Delhi	17 Dec 1997
47	S Kottman	10.0	2	24	4	2	Netherlands	Sri Lanka	Delhi	17 Dec 1997
48	OJ Magno	09.0	5	10	4	1	Australia	England	Nagpur	18 Dec 1997
49	C O’Neill	10.0	5	10	4	2	Ireland	Pakistan	Gurgaon	18 Dec 1997
50	TA McGregor	10.0	2	18	4	1	Australia	New Zealand	Lincoln	29 Nov 2000
51	SV Collyer	10.0	3	32	5	2	England	Netherlands	Lincoln	30 Nov 2000
52	ZJ Goss	09.3	3	10	4	1	Australia	Ireland	Christchurch	03 Dec 2000
53	LP Lewis	08.1	1	20	4	1	South Africa	Netherlands	Christchurch	04 Dec 2000
54	CE Taylor	10.0	2	25	4	1	England	Ireland	Lincoln	07 Dec 2000
55	CR Seneviratna	10.0	1	23	4	2	Sri Lanka	Netherlands	Christchurch	10 Dec 2000
56	P Thomas	10.0	0	42	4	1	West Indies	South Africa	Pretoria	24 Mar 2005
57	C Brits	09.4	1	37	4	2	South Africa	West Indies	Pretoria	24 Mar 2005
58	DM Marathe	06.0	5	01	4	1	India	South Africa	Pretoria	26 Mar 2005
59	AE Smith	10.0	1	19	4	2	South Africa	India	Pretoria	26 Mar 2005
60	J Goswami	09.3	3	27	4	1	India	England	Pretoria	28 Mar 2005
61	N David	10.0	3	32	5	1	India	New Zealand	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
62	LE Milliken	10.0	4	25	5	2	New Zealand	India	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
63	J Goswami	09.0	3	16	4	1	India	West Indies	Pretoria	01 Apr 2005
64	RJ Pullar	10.0	2	39	4	1	New Zealand	India	Potchefstroom	07 Apr 2005
65	SR Taylor	08.2	2	17	4	1	West Indies	South Africa	Newcastle	08 Mar 2009
66	LA Marsh	10.0	3	15	5	1	England	Pakistan	North Sydney	12 Mar 2009
67	SW Bates	05.0	2	07	4	2	New Zealand	South Africa	Bowral	12 Mar 2009
68	AL Watkins	04.1	2	02	4	2	New Zealand	South Africa	Bowral	12 Mar 2009
69	CM Edwards	08.4	1	37	4	2	England	New Zealand	Sydney	14 Mar 2009
70	P Roy	07.4	2	14	4	1	India	West Indies	Sydney	19 Mar 2009
71	SF Daley	10.0	1	29	4	1	West Indies	Pakistan	Sydney	21 Mar 2009
72	NJ Shaw	08.2	0	34	4	1	England	New Zealand	North Sydney	22 Mar 2009
73	SEA Ruck	10.0	1	31	4	2	New Zealand	South Africa	Cuttack	01 Feb 2013
74	S Ismail	10.0	0	41	4	2	South Africa	Australia	Cuttack	03 Feb 2013
75	K Sciver-Brunt	09.0	1	29	4	2	England	India	Brabourne	03 Feb 2013
76	RH Candy	10.0	3	19	5	1	New Zealand	Pakistan	Cuttack	03 Feb 2013
77	A Shrubsole	08.4	3	21	4	1	England	West Indies	Mumbai	05 Feb 2013
78	LMM Tahuhu	10.0	2	27	4	1	New Zealand	Sri Lanka	Mumbai	08 Feb 2013
79	A Shrubsole	10.0	5	17	5	1	England	South Africa	Cuttack	10 Feb 2013
80	D van Niekerk	07.0	0	18	4	2	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Cuttack	13 Feb 2013
81	HASD Siriwardene	08.1	0	31	4	2	Sri Lanka	South Africa	Cuttack	15 Feb 2013
82	HR Huddleston	10.0	1	35	5	1	New Zealand	Sri Lanka	Bristol	24 Jun 2017
83	LA Marsh	10.0	0	45	4	1	England	Sri Lanka	Taunton	02 Jul 2017
84	Nashra Sandhu	10.0	1	26	4	1	Pakistan	India	Derby	02 Jul 2017
85	E Bisht	10.0	2	18	5	2	India	Pakistan	Derby	02 Jul 2017
86	M Kapp	07.0	2	14	4	1	South Africa	West Indies	Leicester	02 Jul 2017
87	D van Niekerk	03.2	3	00	4	1	South Africa	West Indies	Leicester	02 Jul 2017
88	D van Niekerk	10.0	0	22	4	2	South Africa	India	Leicester	08 Jul 2017
89	D van Niekerk	08.0	3	24	4	1	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Taunton	12 Jul 2017
90	AC Kerr	09.0	0	51	4	1	New Zealand	England	Derby	12 Jul 2017
91	S Luus	10.0	0	67	5	1	South Africa	Australia	Taunton	15 Jul 2017
92	RS Gayakwad	07.3	1	15	5	2	India	New Zealand	Derby	15 Jul 2017
93	HHC Gunaratne	10.0	2	41	4	2	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Leicester	15 Jul 2017
94	A Shrubsole	09.4	0	46	6	2	England	India	Lord’s	23 Jul 2017
95	A Khaka	10.0	3	32	4	2	South Africa	Bangladesh	Dunedin	05 Mar 2022
96	RS Gayakwad	10.0	0	31	4	2	India	Pakistan	Mt Maunganui	06 Mar 2022
97	P Vastrakar	10.0	0	34	4	1	India	New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Mar 2022
98	M Kapp	10.0	1	45	5	1	South Africa	England	Mt Maunganui	14 Mar 2022
99	CE Dean	08.2	1	23	4	1	England	India	Mt Maunganui	16 Mar 2022
100	HK Matthews	10.0	1	15	4	2	West Indies	Bangladesh	Mt Maunganui	18 Mar 2022
101	FL Mackay	09.0	0	34	4	2	New Zealand	England	Auckland	20 Mar 2022
102	Nida Dar	04.0	0	10	4	1	Pakistan	West Indies	Hamilton	21 Mar 2022
103	S Rana	10.0	2	30	4	2	India	Bangladesh	Hamilton	22 Mar 2022
104	HM Rowe	10.0	1	55	5	2	New Zealand	Pakistan	Christchurch	26 Mar 2022
105	S Ecclestone	08.0	0	36	6	2	England	South Africa	Christchurch	31 Mar 2022
106	I Ranaweera	09.0	0	46	4	1	Sri Lanka	India	Guwahati	30 Sep 2025
107	Diana Baig	10.0	1	69	4	1	Pakistan	India	Colombo (RPS)	05 Oct 2025
108	N Mlabha	10.0	0	40	4	1	South Africa	New Zealand	Indore	06 Oct 2025

N Mlabha of South Africa captured four wickets conceding 40 runs against New Zealand at Indore on 06 Oct 2025 to provide the 13th occasion of a South African Woman bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	LP Lewis	08.1	1	20	4	1	South Africa	Netherlands	Christchurch	04 Dec 2000
2	C Brits	09.4	1	37	4	2	South Africa	West Indies	Pretoria	24 Mar 2005
3	AE Smith	10.0	1	19	4	2	South Africa	India	Pretoria	26 Mar 2005
4	S Ismail	10.0	0	41	4	2	South Africa	Australia	Cuttack	03 Feb 2013
5	D van Niekerk	07.0	0	18	4	2	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Cuttack	13 Feb 2013
6	M Kapp	07.0	2	14	4	1	South Africa	West Indies	Leicester	02 Jul 2017
7	D van Niekerk	03.2	3	00	4	1	South Africa	West Indies	Leicester	02 Jul 2017
8	D van Niekerk	10.0	0	22	4	2	South Africa	India	Leicester	08 Jul 2017
9	D van Niekerk	08.0	3	24	4	1	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Taunton	12 Jul 2017
10	S Luus	10.0	0	67	5	1	South Africa	Australia	Taunton	15 Jul 2017
11	A Khaka	10.0	3	32	4	2	South Africa	Bangladesh	Dunedin	05 Mar 2022
12	M Kapp	10.0	1	45	5	1	South Africa	England	Mt Maunganui	14 Mar 2022
13	N Mlabha	10.0	0	40	4	1	South Africa	New Zealand	Indore	06 Oct 2025

N Mlabha of South Africa captured four wickets conceding 40 runs against New Zealand at Indore on 06 Oct 2025 to provide the twelfth occasion of a Woman bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against New Zealand in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the first occasion of a South African bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against New Zealand in the Women’s World Cup.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JM Court	10.0	3	29	4	1	England	New Zealand	Hyd-LBS	08 Jan 1978
2	RJ Kendall	11.0	0	48	4	1	Int’l Eleven	New Zealand	Auckland	12 Jan 1982
3	SJ Rattray	11.0	2	33	4	1	Int’l Eleven	New Zealand	Palmerston North	21 Jan 1982
4	LA Fullston	12.0	6	27	5	2	Australia	New Zealand	Wellington	28 Jan 1982
5	P Rau	12.0	3	26	4	1	India	New Zealand	London	28 Jul 1993
6	TA McGregor	10.0	2	18	4	1	Australia	New Zealand	Lincoln	29 Nov 2000
7	N David	10.0	3	32	5	1	India	New Zealand	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
8	CM Edwards	08.4	1	37	4	2	England	New Zealand	Sydney	14 Mar 2009
9	NJ Shaw	08.2	0	34	4	1	England	New Zealand	North Sydney	22 Mar 2009
10	RS Gayakwad	07.3	1	15	5	2	India	New Zealand	Derby	15 Jul 2017
11	P Vastrakar	10.0	0	34	4	1	India	New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Mar 2022
12	N Mlabha	10.0	0	40	4	1	South Africa	New Zealand	Indore	06 Oct 2025

Batswomen scoring centuries in Women’s ODI World Cup

08/10/2025 hrg

T Brits of South Africa scored 101 against New Zealand at Indore on 06 Oct 2025 to provide the 75th occasion of a batswoman scoring a century in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DL Thomas	134	1	England	v Int’l Eleven	Hove	23 Jun 1973
2	E Bakewell	101*	1	England	v Int’l Eleven	Hove	23 Jun 1973
3	R Heyhoe-Flint	114	1	England	v Young England	Ilford	18 Jul 1973
4	E Bakewell	118	1	England	v Australia	Birmingham	28 Jul 1973
5	BL Bevege	101	1	New Zealand	v Int’l Eleven	Auckland	12 Jan 1982
6	JA Brittin	138*	1	England	v Int’l Eleven	Hamilton	14 Jan 1982
7	LA Reeler	143*	1	Australia	v Netherlands	Perth	29 Nov 1988
8	R Buckstein	100	1	Australia	v Netherlands	Perth	29 Nov 1988
9	NJ Turner	114	1	New Zealand	v Netherlands	Sydney	04 Dec 1988
10	LA Reeler	108*	1	Australia	v New Zealand	Melbourne	10 Dec 1988
11	R Buckstein	105*	1	Australia	v Netherlands	Melbourne	14 Dec 1988
12	JA Brittin	104	1	England	v Denmark	Banstead	20 Jul 1993
13	CA Hodges	113	1	England	v Ireland	Reading	24 Jul 1993
14	HC Plimmer	118	1	England	v Ireland	Reading	24 Jul 1993
15	JA Brittin	100	1	England	v India	Finchampstead	25 Jul 1993
16	CA Hodges	105*	1	England	v Australia	Guildford	26 Jul 1993
17	JA Brittin	138	1	England	v Pakistan	VijaHyawada	12 Dec 1997
18	BA Daniels	142*	1	England	v Pakistan	Vijayawada	12 Dec 1997
19	DA Hockley	100*	1	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Chandigarh	13 Dec 1997
20	DA Hockley	100	1	New Zealand	v West Indies	Chandigarh	15 Dec 1997
21	BJ Clark	229*	1	Australia	v Denmark	Mumbai	16 Dec 1997
22	CM Edwards	173*	1	England	v Ireland	Pune	16 Dec 1997
23	CM Edwards	139*	1	England	v Netherlands	Lincoln	30 Nov 2000
24	KL Rolton	154*	1	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Christchurch	01 Dec 2000
25	EC Drumm	108*	1	New Zealand	v South Africa	Lincoln	11 Dec 2000
26	SC Taylor	137*	1	England	v Sri Lanka	Lincoln	12 Dec 2000
27	KL Rolton	107*	2	Australia	v South Africa	Lincoln	13 Dec 2000
28	L Olivier	101*	2	South Africa	v Ireland	Christchurch	16 Dec 2000
29	SC Taylor	136	1	EnglandII	v Sri Lanka	Pretoria	24 Mar 2005
30	LM Keightley	103	1	Australia	v South Africa	Pretoria	28 Mar 2005
31	KL Rolton	107*	1	Australia	v India	Centurion	10 Apr 2005
32	SC Taylor	101	1	England	v Sri Lanka	Canberra	07 Mar 2009
33	HM Tiffen	100	1	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Sydney	19 Mar 2009
34	SW Bates	168	1	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Sydney	19 Mar 2009
35	MDT Kamini	100	1	India	v West Indies	Brabourne	31 Jan 2013
36	SFM Devine	145	1	New Zealand	v South Africa	Cuttack	01 Feb 2013
37	CM Edwards	109	1	England	v India	Brabourne	03 Feb 2013
38	H Kaur	107*	2	India	v England	Brabourne	03 Feb 2013
39	SR Taylor	171	1	West Indies	v Sri Lanka	Mumbai	03 Feb 2013
40	SW Bates	102	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Cuttack	05 Feb 2013
41	MM Lanning	112	2	Australia	v New Zealand	Cuttack	05 Feb 2013
42	M Kapp	102*	1	South Africa	v Pakistan	Cuttack	05 Feb 2013
43	M Raj	103*	2	India	v Pakistan	Cuttack	07 Feb 2013
44	AE Satterthwaite	103	2	New Zealand	v England	Brabourne	13 Feb 2013
45	CM Edwards	106*	2	England	v New Zealand	Brabourne	15 Feb 2013
46	SW Bates	106*	2	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Bristol	24 Jun 2017
47	NE Bolton	107*	2	Australia	v West Indies	Taunton	26 Jun 2017
48	HC Knight	106	1	England	v Pakistan	Leicester	27 Jun 2017
49	Nat Sciver-Brunt	137	1	England	v Pakistan	Leicester	27 Jun 2017
50	S Mandhana	106*	2	India	v West Indies	Taunton	29 Jun 2017
51	AMCJK Athapaththu	178*	1	Sri Lanka	v Australia	Bristol	29 Jun 2017
52	MM Lanning	152*	2	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Bristol	29 Jun 2017
53	TT Beaumont	148	1	England	v South Africa	Bristol	05 Jul 2017
54	SJ Taylor	147	1	England	v South Africa	Bristol	05 Jul 2017
55	DJS Dottin	104*	1	West Indies	v Pakistan	Leicester	11 Jul 2017
56	PG Raut	106	1	India	v Australia	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
57	Nat Sciver-Brunt	129	1	England	v New Zealand	Derby	12 Jul 2017
58	M Raj	109	1	India	v New Zealand	Derby	15 Jul 2017
59	H Kaur	171*	1	India	v Australia	Derby	20 Jul 2017
60	HK Matthews	119	1	West Indies	v New Zealand	Mount Maunganui	04 Mar 2022
61	SFM Devine	108	2	New Zealand	v West Indies	Mount Maunganui	04 Mar 2022
62	RL Haynes	130	1	Australia	v England	Hamilton	05 Mar 2022
63	Nat Sciver-Brunt	109*	2	England	v Australia	Hamilton	05 Mar 2022
64	S Mandhana	123	1	India	v West Indies	Hamilton	12 Mar 2022
65	H Kaur	109	1	India	v West Indies	Hamilton	12 Mar 2022
66	Sidra Amin	104	2	Pakistan	v Bangladesh	Hamilton	14 Mar 2022
67	MM Lanning	135*	2	Australia	v South Africa	Wellington	22 Mar 2022
68	SW Bates	126	1	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Christchurch	26 Mar 2022
69	AJ Healy	129	1	Australia	v West Indies	Wellington	30 Mar 2022
70	DN Wyatt	129	1	England	v South Africa	Christchurch	31 Mar 2022
71	AJ Healy	170	1	Australia	v England	Christchurch	03 Apr 2022
72	Nat Sciver-Brunt	148*	2	England	v Australia	Christchurch	03 Apr 2022
73	A Gardner	115	1	Australia	v New Zealand	Indore	01 Oct 2025
74	SFM Devine	112	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Indore	01 Oct 2025
75	T Brits	101	2	South Africa	v New Zealand	Indore	06 Oct 2025

T Brits of South Africa scored 101 against New Zealand at Indore on 06 Oct 2025 to provide the third occasion of a South African batswoman scoring a century in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	L Olivier	101*	2	South Africa	v Ireland	Christchurch	16 Dec 2000
2	M Kapp	102*	1	South Africa	v Pakistan	Cuttack	05 Feb 2013
3	T Brits	101	2	South Africa	v New Zealand	Indore	06 Oct 2025

T Brits of South Africa scored 101 against New Zealand at Indore on 06 Oct 2025 to provide the eighth occasion of a batswoman scoring a century in the history of Women’s ODI World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the first occasion of a South African woman scoring a century against New Zealand in the Women’s ODI World Cup

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	LA Reeler	108*	1	Australia	v New Zealand	Melbourne	10 Dec 1988
2	MM Lanning	112	2	Australia	v New Zealand	Cuttack	05 Feb 2013
3	CM Edwards	106*	2	England	v New Zealand	Brabourne	15 Feb 2013
4	Nat Sciver-Brunt	129	1	England	v New Zealand	Derby	12 Jul 2017
5	M Raj	109	1	India	v New Zealand	Derby	15 Jul 2017
6	HK Matthews	119	1	West Indies	v New Zealand	Mount Maunganui	04 Mar 2022
7	A Gardner	115	1	Australia	v New Zealand	Indore	01 Oct 2025
8	T Brits	101	2	South Africa	v New Zealand	Indore	06 Oct 2025

Centurions in Women’s World Cup

12/03/2022 hrg

S Mandana and H Kaur of India scored 123 and 109 respectively against West Indies at Hamilton in the ongoing Women World Cup tournament to provide the 64^th and 65^th occasion of a batswoman scoring a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	DL Thomas	134	1	Eng	Int	Hove	23.06.73
2	E Bakewell	101*	1	Eng	Int	Hove	23.06.73
3	R Heyhoe-Flint	114	1	Eng	YEng	Ilford	18.07.73
4	E Bakewell	118	1	Eng	Aus	Birmingham	28.07.73
5	BL Bevege	101	1	NZl	Int	Auckland	12.01.82
6	JA Brittin	138*	1	Eng	Int	Hamilton	14.01.82
7	LA Reeler	143*	1	Aus	Net	Perth	29.01.88
8	R Buckstein	100	1	Aus	Net	Perth	29.01.88
9	NJ Turner	114	1	NZl	Net	Sydney	04.12.88
10	LA Reeler	108*	1	Aus	NZl	Melbourne	10.12.88
11	R Buckstein	105*	1	Aus	Net	Melbourne	14.12.88
12	JA Brittin	104	1	Eng	Den	Banstead	20.07.93
13	CA Hodges	113	1	Eng	Ire	Reading	24.07.93
14	HC Plimmer	118	1	Eng	Ire	Reading	24.07.93
15	JA Brittin	100	1	Eng	Ind	Fin’stead	25.07.93
16	CA Hodges	105*	1	Eng	Aus	Guildford	26.07.93
17	JA Brittin	138	1	Eng	Pak	Vijayawada	12.12.97
18	BA Daniels	142*	1	Eng	Pak	Vijayawada	12.12.97
19	DA Hockley	100*	1	NZl	Srl	Chandigarh	13.12.97
20	DA Hockley	100	1	NZl	Win	Chandigarh	15.12.97
21	BJ Clark	229*	1	Aus	Den	Mumbai	16.12.97
22	CM Edwards	173*	1	Eng	Ire	Pune	16.12.97
23	CM Edwards	139*	1	Eng	Net	Lincoln	30.01.00
24	KL Rolton	154*	1	Aus	Srl	Ch’church	01.12.00
25	EC Drumm	108*	1	NZl	SAF	Lincoln	11.12.00
26	SC Taylor	137*	1	Eng	Srl	Lincoln	12.12.00
27	KL Rolton	107*	2	Aus	SAF	Lincoln	13.12.00
28	L Olivier	101*	2	SAF	Ire	Ch’church	16.12.00
29	SC Taylor	136	1	Eng	Srl	Pretoria	24.03.05
30	LM Keightley	103	1	Aus	SAF	Pretoria	28.03.05
31	KL Rolton	107*	1	Aus	Ind	Centurion	10.04.05
32	SC Taylor	101	1	Eng	Srl	Canberra	07.03.09
33	HM Tiffen	100	1	NZl	Pak	Sydney	19.03.09
34	SW Bates	168	1	NZl	Pak	Sydney	19.03.09
35	MDT Kamini	100	1	Ind	Win	Brabourne	31.01.13
36	SFM Devine	145	1	NZl	SAF	Cuttack	01.02.13
37	CM Edwards	109	1	Eng	Ind	Brabourne	03.02.13
38	H Kaur	107*	2	Ind	Eng	Brabourne	03.02.13
39	SR Taylor	171	1	Win	Srl	Mumbai	03.02.13
40	SW Bates	102	1	NZl	Aus	Cuttack	05.02.13
41	MM Lanning	112	2	Aus	NZl	Cuttack	05.02.13
42	M Kapp	102*	1	SAF	Pak	Cuttack	05.02.13
43	M Raj	103*	2	Ind	Pak	Cuttack	07.02.13
44	Satterthwaite	103	2	NZl	Eng	Brabourne	13.02.13
45	CM Edwards	106*	2	Eng	NZl	Brabourne	15.02.13
46	SW Bates	106*	2	NZl	Srl	Bristol	24.06.17
47	NE Bolton	107*	2	Aus	Win	Taunton	26.06.17
48	HC Knight	106	1	Eng	Pak	Leicester	27.06.17
49	NR Sciver	137	1	Eng	Pak	Leicester	27.06.17
50	S Mandhana	106*	2	Ind	Win	Taunton	29.06.17
51	A Athapaththu	178*	1	Srl	Aus	Bristol	29.06.17
52	MM Lanning	152*	2	Aus	Srl	Bristol	29.06.17
53	TT Beaumont	148	1	Eng	SAF	Bristol	05.07.17
54	SJ Taylor	147	1	Eng	SAF	Bristol	05.07.17
55	DJS Dottin	104*	1	Win	Pak	Leicester	11.07.17
56	PG Raut	106	1	Ind	Aus	Bristol	12.07.17
57	NR Sciver	129	1	Eng	NZl	Derby	12.07.17
58	M Raj	109	1	Ind	NZl	Derby	15.07.17
59	H Kaur	171*	1	Ind	Aus	Derby	20.07.17
60	HK Matthews	119	1	Win	NZl	Mt M’ganui	04.03.22
61	SFM Devine	108	2	NZl	Win	Mt M’ganui	04.03.22
62	RL Haynes	130	1	Aus	Eng	Hamilton	05.03.22
63	NR Sciver	109*	2	Eng	Aus	Hamilton	05.03.22
64	S Mandhana	123	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22
65	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

They also provide the eighth and ninth occasion of a Indian batswoman scoring a century in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	MDT Kamini	100	1	Ind	Win	Brabourne	31.01.13
2	H Kaur	107*	2	Ind	Eng	Brabourne	03.02.13
3	M Raj	103*	2	Ind	Pak	Cuttack	07.02.13
4	S Mandhana	106*	2	Ind	Win	Taunton	29.06.17
5	PG Raut	106	1	Ind	Aus	Bristol	12.07.17
6	M Raj	109	1	Ind	NZl	Derby	15.07.17
7	H Kaur	171*	1	Ind	Aus	Derby	20.07.17
8	S Mandhana	123	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22
9	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

They also provide the third and fourth occasion of a Indian batswoman scoring a century against West Indies in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	MDT Kamini	100	1	Ind	Win	Brabourne	31.01.13
2	S Mandhana	106*	2	Ind	Win	Taunton	29.06.17
3	S Mandhana	123	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22
4	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

They also provide the sixth and seventh occasion of a Indian batswoman scoring a century against West Indies in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	DA Hockley	100	1	NZl	Win	Chandigarh	15.12.97
2	MDT Kamini	100	1	Ind	Win	Brabourne	31.01.13
3	NE Bolton	107*	2	Aus	Win	Taunton	26.06.17
4	S Mandhana	106*	2	Ind	Win	Taunton	29.06.17
5	SFM Devine	108	2	NZl	Win	Mt M’ganui	04.03.22
6	S Mandhana	123	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22
7	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

H Kaur {03}, M Raj {02} and S Madana {02} are the three Indian batswoman to score two or more centuries in the World Cup.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	H Kaur	107*	2	Ind	Eng	Brabourne	03.02.13
2	H Kaur	171*	1	Ind	Aus	Derby	20.07.17
3	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

1	M Raj	103*	2	Ind	Pak	Cuttack	07.02.13
2	M Raj	109	1	Ind	NZl	Derby	15.07.17

1	S Mandhana	106*	2	Ind	Win	Taunton	29.06.17
2	S Mandhana	123	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

CM Edwards of England, JA Brittin of England, H Kaur of India, KL Rolton of Australia, N Sciver of England,SC Taylor of England and SW Bates of New Zealand are the seven batswoman who have scored three or more centuries in the Women’s world cup. CM Edwards and JA Brittin share the record for most centuries scored by a batswoman in the World Cup. Both have scored four centuries.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	CM Edwards	173*	1	Eng	Ire	Pune	16.12.97
2	CM Edwards	139*	1	Eng	Net	Lincoln	30.01.00
3	CM Edwards	109	1	Eng	Ind	Brabourne	03.02.13
4	CM Edwards	106*	2	Eng	NZl	Brabourne	15.02.13

1	JA Brittin	138*	1	Eng	Int	Hamilton	14.01.82
2	JA Brittin	104	1	Eng	Den	Banstead	20.07.93
3	JA Brittin	100	1	Eng	Ind	Fin’stead	25.07.93
4	JA Brittin	138	1	Eng	Pak	Vijayawada	12.12.97

1	H Kaur	107*	2	Ind	Eng	Brabourne	03.02.13
2	H Kaur	171*	1	Ind	Aus	Derby	20.07.17
3	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

1	KL Rolton	154*	1	Aus	Srl	Ch’church	01.12.00
2	KL Rolton	107*	2	Aus	SAF	Lincoln	13.12.00
3	KL Rolton	107*	1	Aus	Ind	Centurion	10.04.05

1	NR Sciver	137	1	Eng	Pak	Leicester	27.06.17
2	NR Sciver	129	1	Eng	NZl	Derby	12.07.17
3	NR Sciver	109*	2	Eng	Aus	Hamilton	05.03.22

1	SC Taylor	137*	1	Eng	Srl	Lincoln	12.12.00
2	SC Taylor	136	1	Eng	Srl	Pretoria	24.03.05
3	SC Taylor	101	1	Eng	Srl	Canberra	07.03.09

1	SW Bates	168	1	NZl	Pak	Sydney	19.03.09
2	SW Bates	102	1	NZl	Aus	Cuttack	05.02.13
3	SW Bates	106*	2	NZl	Srl	Bristol	24.06.17

S Mandana and H Kaur of India scored 123 and 109 respectively against West Indies at Hamilton in the ongoing Women World Cup tournament to provide the eighth occasion of two batswoman scoring centuries in an innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	DL Thomas	134	1	Eng	Int	Hove	23.06.73
	E Bakewell	101*	1	Eng	Int	Hove	23.06.73

2	LA Reeler	143*	1	Aus	Net	Perth	29.01.88
	R Buckstein	100	1	Aus	Net	Perth	29.01.88

3	LA Reeler	108*	1	Aus	NZl	Melbourne	10.12.88
	R Buckstein	105*	1	Aus	Net	Melbourne	14.12.88

4	CA Hodges	113	1	Eng	Ire	Reading	24.07.93
	HC Plimmer	118	1	Eng	Ire	Reading	24.07.93

5	JA Brittin	138	1	Eng	Pak	Vijayawada	12.12.97
	BA Daniels	142*	1	Eng	Pak	Vijayawada	12.12.97

6	HC Knight	106	1	Eng	Pak	Leicester	27.06.17
	NR Sciver	137	1	Eng	Pak	Leicester	27.06.17

7	TT Beaumont	148	1	Eng	SAF	Bristol	05.07.17
	SJ Taylor	147	1	Eng	SAF	Bristol	05.07.17

8	S Mandhana	123	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22
	H Kaur	109	1	Ind	Win	Hamilton	12.03.22

India’s Mithali Raj becomes the first batswoman to aggregate 3000 plus runs in losing games in the history of Women’s one day internationals

16/02/2022 hrg

India’s Mithali Raj became the first women batsman in the history of Women’s one day internationals to aggregate 3000 plus runs in losing matches. At the end of the second one day game between India and New Zealand at Queenstown on 15 Feb 2002, her run aggregate read 3001. The following table furnishes the breakup of these 3000 plus runs under various statistical parameters

Career summary
Opposition	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC
v AUS Women	27	27	2	706	74	28.24	0	5
v ENG Women	29	29	4	1129	98	45.16	0	13
v NZ Women	19	19	2	557	82	32.76	0	4
v SA Women	11	11	1	395	79*	39.50	0	4
v SL Women	2	2	1	145	125*	145.00	1	0
v WI Women	5	5	0	69	22	13.80	0	0
	93	93	10	3001	125*	36.15	1	26
In countries
in Australia	14	14	0	395	74	28.21	0	4
in England	25	25	3	884	92*	40.18	0	9
in India	31	31	4	840	91*	31.11	0	6
in New Zealand	13	13	2	493	98	44.81	0	4
in South Africa	6	6	0	216	61	36.00	0	3
in Sri Lanka	1	1	1	125	125*	–	1	0
in West Indies	3	3	0	48	22	16.00	0	0
	93	93	10	3001	125*	36.15	1	26
H/A/N grounds
home	31	31	4	840	91*	31.11	0	6
away	48	48	6	1697	125*	40.40	1	16
neutral	14	14	0	464	98	33.14	0	4
	93	93	10	3001	125*	36.15	1	26
Under captains
*A Chopra	17	17	1	485	98	30.31	0	3
*R Dhar	1	1	0	5	5	5.00	0	0
*J Goswami	13	13	1	432	91*	36.00	0	4
*M Maben	5	5	1	170	60*	42.50	0	1
*M Raj	57	57	7	1909	125*	38.18	1	18
	93	93	10	3001	125*	36.15	1	26

As captain	57	57	7	1909	125*	38.18	1	18
not ascaptain	36	36	3	1092	98	33.09	0	8
	93	93	10	3001	125*	36.15	1	26

Indian bowler’s four plus wicket hauls in losing cause in Women’s one day internationals

16/02/2022 hrg

DB Ghosh’s four for 52 was in a losing cause for India against New Zealand at Queenstown on 15 Feb 2022 to provide the 103rd occasion of a bowler’s four wicket haul going in vain in the history of Women’s One day internationals. It also provides the 16th occasion of Indian bowler’s four wicket haul going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	W	R	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	S Kulkarni	4	27	1	NZl	Jamshedpur	13 Mar 1985
2	AS Ghosh	4	17	1	Eng	Banstead	27 Jul 1986
3	DF Edulji	4	12	1	Eng	F’stead	25 Jul 1993
4	P Rau	4	26	1	NZl	London	28 Jul 1993
5	DM Marathe	4	37	1	NZl	St Saviour	11 Jul 2002
6	N Al Khadeer	4	38	1	NZl	Lincoln	02 Feb 2003
7	DM Marathe	4	34	2	NZl	Chennai	16 Dec 2003
8	N David	5	32	1	NZl	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
9	N David	4	48	1	Eng	Faridabad	27 Nov 2005
10	N Al Khadeer	4	41	1	Aus	Adelaide	26 Feb 2006
11	J Goswami	4	26	2	NZl	Chennai	25 Feb 2007
12	G Sultana	4	30	1	Eng	Bengaluru	21 Feb 2010
13	J Goswami	6	31	1	NZl	Southgate	05 Jul 2011
14	R Dhar	4	53	1	Aus	Ahmedabad	12 Mar 2012
15	RS Gayakwad	4	42	1	Eng	Scarborough	23 Aug 2014
16	DB Sharma	4	52	2	NZl	Queenstown	15 Feb 2022

Indian captain’s fifty in a losing cause in Women’s one day internationals

16/02/2022 hrg

Mithali Raj’s 66 not out was in a losing cause for India against New Zealand at Queenstown on 15 Feb 2022 to provide the 96th occasion of a captain batswoman’s fifty going in vain in the history of Women’s One day internationals. It also provides the 21st occasion of Indian women captain’s fifty going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	S Rangaswamy	50	1	Eng	Auckland	12 Jan 1982
2	C Kaul	58	1	Eng	Nottingham	11 Jul 1999
3	Mithali Raj	52	2	NZl	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
4	Mithali Raj	59	2	Eng	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
5	Mithali Raj	73	1	Eng	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
6	Mithali Raj	55	1	Eng	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
7	Mithali Raj	53*	1	Eng	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
8	Mithali Raj	55*	1	Eng	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
9	Mithali Raj	92*	1	Eng	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
10	Mithali Raj	58	1	Eng	Truro	08 Jul 2012
11	Mithali Raj	58	1	Aus	Hobart	05 Feb 2016
12	Mithali Raj	54	2	SAF	P’stroom	17 May 2017
13	Mithali Raj	69	1	Aus	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
14	Mithali Raj	125*	1	v SL	Katunayake	16 Sep 2018
15	Mithali Raj	50	1	SAF	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
16	Mithali Raj	79*	1	SAF	Lucknow	17 Mar 2021
17	Mithali Raj	72	1	Eng	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
18	Mithali Raj	59	1	Eng	Taunton	30 Jun 2021
19	Mithali Raj	63	1	Aus	Mackay	21 Sep 2021
20	Mithali Raj	59	2	NZl	Queenstown	12 Feb 2022
21	Mithali Raj	66*	1	NZl	Queenstown	15 Feb 2022

Indian batswoman’s fifty in a losing cause in Women’s one day internationals

16/02/2022 hrg

Mithali Raj’s 66 not out and RM Ghosh’s 65 were in a losing cause for India against New Zealand at Queenstown on 15 Feb 2022 to provide the 523^rd and 524^th occasion of a batswoman’s fifty going in vain in the history of Women’s One day internationals. Their knocks were in a losing cause to provide the 84^th and 85^th occasion of Indian women’s fifty going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	S Rangaswamy	50	1	Eng	Auckland	12 Jan 1982
2	S Shah	53	1	Aus	Pune	08 Feb 1984
3	G Banerji	61	1	Aus	Chennai	23 Feb 1984
4	S Agarwal	64	1	Aus	Chennai	23 Feb 1984
5	S Gupta	50*	2	NZl	Jamshedpur	13 Mar 1985
6	S Agarwal	72	1	Eng	Leicester	22 Jun 1986
7	S Agarwal	57	2	Eng	F’stead	25 Jul 1993
8	C Kaul	58	1	Eng	Nottingham	11 Jul 1999
9	C Kaul	59*	2	NZl	Lincoln	09 Dec 2000
10	P Rau	67*	1	NZl	Lincoln	20 Dec 2000
11	Mithali Raj	61	1	SAF	P’stroom	10 Mar 2002
12	Mithali Raj	82	2	NZl	Lincoln	02 Feb 2003
13	Mithali Raj	98	2	Eng	Lincoln	06 Feb 2003
14	A Jain	51	1	NZl	Chennai	16 Dec 2003
15	J Sharma	59	1	NZl	Chennai	16 Dec 2003
16	J Sharma	58	2	Aus	Mysore	11 Dec 2004
17	Mithali Raj	60*	2	Aus	Mysore	11 Dec 2004
18	A Jain	51	1	Aus	Mysore	13 Dec 2004
19	Mithali Raj	52	2	NZl	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
20	M Sumra	59	2	Eng	Faridabad	27 Nov 2005
21	A Chopra	66	2	Aus	Adelaide	26 Feb 2006
22	Mithali Raj	59	2	Eng	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
23	Mithali Raj	73	1	Eng	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
24	A Chopra	53	1	Eng	Southampton	24 Aug 2006
25	H Kala	65	1	NZl	Chennai	25 Feb 2007
26	KV Jain	75	1	Aus	Chennai	03 Mar 2007
27	H Kala	54	1	Aus	Chennai	03 Mar 2007
28	Mithali Raj	55	1	Eng	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
29	R Dhar	74	1	Eng	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
30	Mithali Raj	53*	1	Eng	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
31	Mithali Raj	55*	1	Eng	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
32	Mithali Raj	74	2	Aus	Sydney	01 Nov 2008
33	Mithali Raj	59	1	Eng	Sydney	10 Mar 2009
34	A Chopra	52	1	NZl	Sydney	17 Mar 2009
35	R Malhotra	59*	1	NZl	Sydney	17 Mar 2009
36	Mithali Raj	91*	2	Eng	Bengaluru	21 Feb 2010
37	Mithali Raj	50	1	Eng	Mumbai	01 Mar 2010
38	H Kaur	84	1	Eng	Mumbai	01 Mar 2010
39	PG Raut	52	1	Eng	Derby	30 Jun 2011
40	V Krishnamurthy	51	1	Eng	Derby	30 Jun 2011
41	PG Raut	60	1	Aus	C’field	02 Jul 2011
42	H Kaur	50	1	Win	Basseterre	04 Mar 2012
43	H Kaur	57	2	Aus	Ahmedabad	12 Mar 2012
44	H Kaur	63	1	Aus	Mumbai	16 Mar 2012
45	Mithali Raj	92*	1	Eng	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
46	Mithali Raj	58	1	Eng	Truro	08 Jul 2012
47	H Kaur	55	1	Eng	Truro	08 Jul 2012
48	H Kaur	107*	2	Eng	Mum-BS	03 Feb 2013
49	KV Jain	56	2	Eng	Mum-BS	03 Feb 2013
50	S Mandhana	74	1	Eng	Scarborough	21 Aug 2014
51	S Pandey	59	1	SAF	Bengaluru	28 Nov 2014
52	MDT Kamini	61	1	NZl	Bengaluru	01 Jul 2015
53	V Krishnamurthy	63	1	NZl	Bengaluru	03 Jul 2015
54	S Mandhana	102	1	Aus	Hobart	05 Feb 2016
55	Mithali Raj	58	1	Aus	Hobart	05 Feb 2016
56	DB Sharma	71	2	SAF	P’stroom	17 May 2017
57	Mithali Raj	54	2	SAF	P’stroom	17 May 2017
58	DB Sharma	60	2	SAF	Leicester	08 Jul 2017
59	PG Raut	106	1	Aus	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
60	Mithali Raj	69	1	Aus	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
61	PG Raut	86	2	Eng	Lord’s	23 Jul 2017
62	H Kaur	51	2	Eng	Lord’s	23 Jul 2017
63	DB Sharma	79	1	SAF	P’stroom	10 Feb 2018
64	V Krishnamurthy	56	1	SAF	P’stroom	10 Feb 2018
65	P Vastrakar	51	1	Aus	Vadodara	12 Mar 2018
66	S Mandhana	67	2	Aus	Vadodara	15 Mar 2018
67	S Mandhana	52	2	Aus	Vadodara	18 Mar 2018
68	S Mandhana	51	1	v SL	Katunayake	16 Sep 2018
69	Mithali Raj	125*	1	v SL	Katunayake	16 Sep 2018
70	DB Sharma	52	1	NZl	Hamilton	01 Feb 2019
71	S Mandhana	66	1	Eng	Mumbai	28 Feb 2019
72	PG Raut	56	1	Eng	Mumbai	28 Feb 2019
73	PS Punia	75	2	Win	N Sound	01 Nov 2019
74	Mithali Raj	50	1	SAF	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
75	PG Raut	77	1	SAF	Lucknow	12 Mar 2021
76	PG Raut	104*	1	SAF	Lucknow	14 Mar 2021
77	H Kaur	54	1	SAF	Lucknow	14 Mar 2021
78	Mithali Raj	79*	1	SAF	Lucknow	17 Mar 2021
79	Mithali Raj	72	1	Eng	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
80	Mithali Raj	59	1	Eng	Taunton	30 Jun 2021
81	Mithali Raj	63	1	Aus	Mackay	21 Sep 2021
82	S Mandhana	86	1	Aus	Mackay	24 Sep 2021
83	Mithali Raj	59	2	NZl	Queenstown	12 Feb 2022
84	Mithali Raj	66*	1	NZl	Queenstown	15 Feb 2022
85	RM Ghosh	65	1	NZl	Queenstown	15 Feb 2022

Fifty plus scores by a captain in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. Mithali Raj holds the dubious record

01/07/2021 hrg

M Raj’s 59 in the second ODI against England at Taunton on 30.06.21 was in a losing cause to provide the 92^nd occasion of a captain’s fifty plus score going in vain in the history of Women’s ODIs.

It also provides the 18^th occasion of an Indian captain’s fifty plus score in a losing cause. It also provides the 25th occasion of a captain’s fifty plus score going in vain against England in Women’s ODIs.

It also provides the 18th occasion of Indian captain’s fifty plus score going in vain against England Women in Women’s ODIs. It also provides M Raj’s 16th fifty plus score in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs while leading India. M Raj holds the record for most fifty plus score by a captain in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	52	2	NZl Women	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
2	59	2	Eng Women	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
3	73	1	Eng Women	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
4	55	1	Eng Women	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
5	53*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
6	55*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
7	92*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
8	58	1	Eng Women	Truro	08 Jul 2012
9	58	1	Aus Women	Hobart	05 Feb 2016
10	54	2	RSA Women	Potchefstroom	17 May 2017
11	69	1	Aus Women	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
12	125*	1	Srl Women	Katunayake	16 Sep 2018
13	50	1	RSA Women	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
14	79*	1	RSA Women	Lucknow	17 Mar 2021
15	72	1	Eng Women	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
16	59	1	Eng Women	Taunton	30 Jun 2021

It also provides M Raj’s ninth fifty plus score in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs against England while leading India. M Raj holds the record for most fifty plus score by a captain in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	59	2	Eng Women	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
2	73	1	Eng Women	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
3	55	1	Eng Women	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
4	53*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
5	55*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
6	92*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
7	58	1	Eng Women	Truro	08 Jul 2012
8	72	1	Eng Women	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
9	59	1	Eng Women	Taunton	30 Jun 2021

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