India Women vs Australia Women Head to Head Record

Ind vs Aus Women Stats by Format

Australia are ahead in both white-ball formats. The T20I ledger since 13 May 2010 reads 22 to 7, and the two remaining games ended as a tie and a no result. The ODI ledger since 7 Feb 2016 reads 18 to 5, and Australia’s latest one-day run is 3 straight wins, the last by 185 runs at Bellerive Oval, Hobart on 1 Mar 2026.

Tests are far more even. Carrara Oval hosted a draw in Sep 2021. India then won by 8 wickets at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on 21 Dec 2023, posting 406, still the biggest Test total between these sides. Australia squared it at the WACA Ground, Perth on 6 Mar 2026, dismissing India for 149 and 198 for a 10-wicket win.

India’s better recent moments are in the shortest format: two wins from three T20Is in Feb 2026, at Sydney and at Adelaide Oval. India’s results against every opponent are on the India Women team records page.

Top Players in India Women vs Australia Women Matches

Smriti Mandhana (India) sits top of the batting charts in Tests and ODIs. Her Test tally is 276, averaging 55.20, and she has 955 one-day runs from 22 innings, 3 of them hundreds. Beth Mooney (Australia) trails narrowly on 905 but averages more, 56.56, and she heads the T20I chart with 951 runs and 9 fifties, ahead of Mandhana’s 875.

Harmanpreet Kaur (India) owns the biggest innings, 171 not out from 115 balls at Derby on 20 Jul 2017. Alyssa Healy (Australia) has the next two ODI scores, 158 and 142.

Annabel Sutherland (Australia) owns the ODI bowling column: 27 wickets, average 18.70. Deepti Sharma (India) has 31 T20I scalps, four more than Ashleigh Gardner (Australia), who also has 10 Test wickets. Gardner, Mandhana and Ellyse Perry (Australia) are tied on 5 player of the match awards.

Chasing, Toss and the Biggest Wins

One-day games have favoured the chasers. Fourteen were won by the team batting second and 9 by the team that set a target, even though the opening innings has averaged 280. The coin has been no guide either, since the toss winner took only 10 of 23 ODIs. T20Is are nearly flat: 15 for teams setting targets, 14 for teams pursuing them, and a typical first innings of 154.

Australia’s widest margin is 190 runs at Wankhede on 2 Jan 2024. Their 85-run win at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 8 Mar 2020, the Women’s T20 World Cup final, saw India dismissed for 99. India’s best T20I margin is 48 runs in Guyana in Nov 2018. The top ODI total, Australia’s 412, came at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on 20 Sep 2025. DY Patil Sports Academy has staged 6 meetings, more than any other venue. Tournament figures sit on the Women’s T20 World Cup records page.