Women’s international cricket teams

From seven-time world champions to fast-rising associate nations – every team’s titles, players, fixtures and results.

ICC full members

Australia Women14 world titles India Women1 world title England Women5 world titles New Zealand Women2 world titles South Africa WomenFull Member West Indies Women1 world title Pakistan WomenFull Member Sri Lanka WomenFull Member Bangladesh WomenFull Member Ireland WomenFull Member Zimbabwe WomenFull Member

Associate members

Associate nations increasingly qualify for ICC events – Scotland reached the 2024 T20 World Cup and played in the 2026 edition too.

Scotland WomenAssociate Member Netherlands WomenAssociate Member Thailand WomenAssociate Member UAE WomenAssociate Member USA WomenAssociate Member Nepal WomenAssociate Member Papua New Guinea WomenAssociate Member

The balance of power

Australia have dominated world cricket for decades, with seven ODI World Cup titles and seven T20 World Cup titles. England have won the ODI World Cup four times and the first T20 World Cup in 2009. New Zealand have world titles in both formats (2000 and 2024), West Indies won the 2016 T20 World Cup, and India became ODI world champions for the first time in 2025.

Each team page brings together that history with current players, fixtures and results.

Questions and answers

How many women’s international teams are there?

Women’s teams from all 12 ICC full members and many of the ICC’s associate members play international cricket, with T20I status open to all members.

Which women’s team has won the most world titles?

Australia: seven ODI World Cups and seven T20 World Cups.

Which teams have won both the ODI and T20 World Cup?

Australia, England and New Zealand have won both. West Indies (T20, 2016) and India (ODI, 2025) have each won one of the two.

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About women’s international teams

Women’s international cricket is played by the national teams of all 12 ICC full members and by a growing number of associate members. Full members play Tests, ODIs and T20Is; associates mainly play T20 Internationals and compete in regional qualifiers for ICC events.

The most successful teams

Australia are the most decorated side in the sport with seven ODI World Cups and seven T20 World Cups. England have four ODI titles and the first T20 World Cup in 2009. New Zealand have won both formats (2000 and 2024), West Indies won the 2016 T20 World Cup, and India won the ODI World Cup for the first time in 2025.

Rising nations

Associate teams such as Scotland, Thailand, the Netherlands, the UAE, the USA and Nepal have grown quickly through professional contracts and ICC qualifying events. Scotland reached the T20 World Cup in 2024 and again in 2026.

What each team page includes

Each profile shows the team’s ICC status, World Cup and T20 World Cup record, notable players, upcoming fixtures, recent results and frequently asked questions.