Australia Women’s National Cricket Team Records and Stats
Covers 299 matches played by Australia Women from Feb 2003 to Jul 2026 (Afghanistan matches are not in the open data set).
How often does the Australia women’s national cricket team lose? Rarely. In 299 matches from Feb 2003 to Jul 2026 they were beaten in just 17 ODIs and 30 T20Is, and their win share of decided ODIs is 86.3, the highest of the three formats.
The data ends on a run of seven straight T20I wins in England during Jun and Jul 2026, the last a 7-wicket victory over England at Lord’s on 5 Jul 2026. Afghanistan’s women do not feature, as the open data set leaves out their matches. What follows covers results by opponent, the leading Australia women’s cricket team players and the record totals.
Australia Women's National Cricket Team by Format
ODIs show the dominance most clearly. Australia have won 107 of 125, lost 17 and had 1 no result. West Indies (15 wins from 16), Pakistan (11 from 11), Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Ireland have never beaten them in an ODI in the data. England have done best, taking 8 of 29 ODIs; India have 5 wins from 23. That rivalry is covered on India Women vs Australia Women.
Their T20I record shows 121 wins against 30 losses in 158 games, with 2 ties and 5 no results, an 80.1 win share of decided games. England again have the most wins over Australia, 13 from 35, detailed on the England Women vs Australia Women page. New Zealand trail 20 to 6 in T20Is, as Australia Women vs New Zealand Women shows.
Tests are rare. Australia have played 16 since Feb 2003, winning 6, losing 3 and drawing 7. Twelve of those were against England.
Australia Women's National Cricket Team Results by Format
Format
Matches
Won
Lost
Tied
Drawn
NR
Win % (decided)
First match
Tests
16
6
3
0
7
0
66.7
22 Feb 2003
ODIs
125
107
17
0
–
1
86.3
5 Mar 2007
T20Is
158
121
30
2
–
5
80.1
19 Jun 2009
Australia Women in Tests
Tests in this record book: 16, from Feb 2003 to Mar 2026.
Australia Women Players With Most Player of the Match Awards
Player
Awards
EA Perry
29
BL Mooney
23
AJ Healy
21
MM Lanning
18
A Gardner
18
A Sutherland
10
ML Schutt
9
G Wareham
9
A King
8
RL Haynes
7
Leading Players for Australia Women
Ellyse Perry (Australia) runs through every list. She has 3,750 ODI runs with 34 fifties, 904 Test runs including 213* against England in Nov 2017, and 29 match awards, a team record in the data. She also took 7/22 against England in an ODI in Jul 2019.
Meg Lanning (Australia) has 10 ODI hundreds, the most for Australia here, and averages 56.43. Beth Mooney (Australia) has made more T20I runs than anyone, 3,739 with 31 fifties. Alyssa Healy (Australia) holds the top score in both white-ball formats: 170 against England at Christchurch in Apr 2022 and 148* in 61 balls when facing Sri Lanka in Oct 2019.
Megan Schutt (Australia) has the most wickets in ODIs, 125, and in T20Is, 142. The best ODI analysis belongs to Alana King (Australia), 7/18 versus South Africa in Oct 2025, and Ash Gardner (Australia) 8/66 in the Trent Bridge Test of Jun 2023. Annabel Sutherland (Australia) has 4 Test hundreds and averages 89.38.
Record Totals and Biggest Wins
Australia’s highest ODI total is 412 against India in Delhi on 20 Sep 2025, and they made 409/7 against India at Hobart in Mar 2026. Their most crushing ODI result was a 232-run win over New Zealand at Brisbane in Oct 2020. The lowest ODI total is 133 against England at Chelmsford in Jun 2009.
In T20Is, the top total is 226/3 against England at Chelmsford in Jul 2019, and the largest win was by 132 runs over Sri Lanka at North Sydney Oval. The low point was 66 all out against New Zealand at Adelaide in Feb 2017. In Tests, Australia reached 575/9 against South Africa at Perth in Feb 2024 and won by an innings and 284 runs. Compare these with the women’s ODI records list.
Questions about Australia Women
How many matches have Australia women won?
Of 299 internationals played from Feb 2003, they have won 107 ODIs, 121 T20I wins and 6 Test wins. Their defeats total 17 in ODIs, 30 in T20Is and 3 in Tests.
Which Australia women's players have scored the most runs?
Ellyse Perry tops the ODI runs on 3,750 and the Test runs on 904. In T20Is, Beth Mooney leads with 3,739.
Who leads the wicket lists for Australia women?
Megan Schutt: 125 ODI wickets and 142 T20I wickets. In Tests, Ash Gardner and Ellyse Perry share the lead on 31 each.
What is the highest score by an Australia women's batter?
Ellyse Perry’s 213* against England at North Sydney Oval is the best in Tests. In white-ball cricket Alyssa Healy holds both records, 170 in ODIs and 148* in T20Is.
Which team has beaten Australia women most often?
England, with 8 ODI wins, 13 T20I wins and 2 Test wins against them in the data. India are next in ODIs, with 5 wins in 23.