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Women’s cricket results
Final scores, winning margins and scorecards from the latest women’s matches.
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Reading a result
A team batting first wins “by runs” – the difference between the two totals. A team chasing wins “by wickets” – the number of wickets it still had in hand. Rain-affected limited-overs games are decided by the DLS method, and tied T20 matches go to a Super Over.
Questions and answers
What does “won by 6 wickets” mean?
The chasing team reached its target with six wickets still in hand – only four batters were out.
What is the DLS method?
Duckworth-Lewis-Stern is the system used to set revised targets when rain shortens a limited-overs match, based on the overs and wickets each side had available.
Where can I see the full scorecard?
Select any result card to open the match page with batting, bowling and match details.
About women’s cricket results
Results list the latest completed women’s matches with the final score of both teams and the official result: the winner and the margin, a tie, a no result or a draw in Tests.
How margins work
A side that bats first and defends its total wins by runs. A side that chases successfully wins by the number of wickets it still had standing. Tied limited-overs matches in knockouts are usually settled by a Super Over.
Rain and DLS
When weather cuts overs from an ODI or T20, the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method adjusts the target to reflect the resources – overs and wickets – each team had available. Results decided this way say “DLS method”.
Finding older results
For finals and title deciders, the winners list and the World Cup, T20 World Cup and WPL pages cover every edition.