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Women’s cricket live scores
Every women’s international and WPL match in progress, updating automatically every minute.
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How our live scores work
Scores refresh automatically while you are on the page – there is no need to reload. Each card shows both teams, the current score with overs, and the match status: who needs how many runs, or the result once it is decided. Select a match for the full scorecard, batting and bowling figures and match details.
We follow women’s internationals in all three formats – Tests, ODIs and T20Is – along with the Women’s Premier League and ICC tournaments. Match times are shown in your own time zone.
Questions and answers
How often do live scores update?
Live scores refresh about every 60 seconds while a match is in progress, without reloading the page.
Which women’s matches are covered live?
Women’s Tests, ODIs and T20Is between international teams, the Women’s Premier League (WPL) and ICC women’s tournaments such as the World Cup and T20 World Cup.
Why is no match showing as live?
If nothing is live, no women’s match covered by WomenCricket is in progress at that moment. Check the fixtures page for the next scheduled game.
Are match times shown in my time zone?
Yes. Start times are converted to the time zone of your device.
About women’s cricket live scores
This page lists every women’s match in progress that WomenCricket follows: Tests, ODIs and T20 Internationals between national teams, the Women’s Premier League and ICC tournaments such as the World Cup and the T20 World Cup.
What each live card shows
Each card shows both teams, the score with wickets and overs for every completed or current innings, and a status line from the official scorer – for example how many runs the chasing side needs, or the result once the match ends. A red marker shows the match is in progress.
How often scores update
Scores are fetched from our licensed cricket data provider and shared by every visitor, so the page stays fast even during big games. The strip at the top of the site refreshes on its own while the page is open.
From live to result
When a match finishes it moves to the results page with the final margin. Upcoming games are on the fixtures page, and tournament standings on the points tables.
Understanding the scoreline
A score of 152/4 (18.3) means 152 runs for the loss of four wickets after 18 overs and three balls. In limited-overs cricket the side batting second chases a target of one run more than the first-innings total; in rain-shortened games the DLS method sets a revised target.