In the 2018/19 Women’s T20 WC edition at Providence, India Women and New Zealand Women combined for a massive total of 354 runs.
The Women’s T20 World Cup has provided fans with some electrifying encounters over the years, with high-scoring matches that have tested both batters and bowlers. These thrilling games often see both teams putting up impressive totals, showcasing the excitement and unpredictability of the T20 format. Here, we explore the top five match aggregates in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup, where the total runs scored by both teams reached significant heights.
The highest match aggregate in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup took place in the 2018/19 edition at Providence, where India Women and New Zealand Women combined for a massive total of 354 runs. This high-scoring match demonstrated the batting firepower of both teams, with India ultimately emerging victorious. The highest score in the game was an impressive 194, which pushed the match to a thrilling conclusion.
With a run rate of 8.85 runs per over, the match maintained an exciting tempo throughout its two innings. The average number of runs per wicket was 25.28, showing how well the batters performed while still making it challenging for the bowlers to secure breakthroughs. This match remains one of the standout games in the tournament’s history.
The highest match aggregate in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup came about in the 2018/19 edition // Picture Courtesy — News 18
Another memorable high-scoring match came in the 2022/23 edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup, when Australia Women faced India Women in Cape Town. In this encounter, both teams combined for a total of 339 runs, with Australia eventually winning the match. The highest score in the game was 172, which set a competitive target that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
With an average of 28.25 runs per wicket and a run rate of 8.47 runs per over, this match was another fine example of how T20 cricket allows for fast scoring and constant pressure on the bowlers. The quality of cricket on display further underlined the competitive nature of the tournament, with both teams showcasing their talent and determination to succeed.
In the 2010 edition of the tournament at Basseterre, West Indies Women and South Africa Women produced a combined total of 333 runs, making it one of the highest match aggregates in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup. Both teams displayed excellent batting, with the highest individual score in the match being 175.
The match had an average of 37 runs per wicket, which highlighted the dominance of the batters. The run rate stood at 8.32 runs per over, maintaining a thrilling pace throughout the contest. Despite the fierce competition, West Indies emerged victorious, adding this match to the list of unforgettable T20 encounters.
In the 2009 edition at The Oval, England Women took on Australia Women in a match that saw a combined total of 328 runs. This match is remembered for its competitiveness and the high standard of cricket displayed by both sides. The highest score in the match was 165, and both teams fought hard to come out on top.
With an average of 46.85 runs per wicket, this match was a true battle between bat and ball, though the batters enjoyed the upper hand. The run rate of 8.30 runs per over added to the excitement, as both teams sought to outdo each other. In the end, England emerged victorious in this intense contest.
In 2009, England Women took on Australia Women in a match that saw a combined total of 328 runs // Picture Courtesy — ESPN
The fifth-highest match aggregate in Women’s T20 World Cup history occurred in the 2022/23 edition at Cape Town, where South Africa Women faced England Women. In this high-stakes match, both teams combined for a total of 322 runs, with the highest score being 164. The run rate of 8.05 runs per over kept the match fast-paced and thrilling for fans.
The average number of runs per wicket in this match was 26.83, reflecting the balance between strong batting performances and effective bowling. In the end, South Africa secured the win, but both teams contributed to making this match a memorable one in the tournament’s history.
