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Wisden 100
Wisden 100: Wisden's 2001 ranking of the greatest individual Test batting and bowling performances, devised by Ananth Narayan from 54,000+ innings; topped by Bradman's 270, later revised as Bat-100 with Perera's 153 first.
Women's Asia Cup
Women's Asia Cup: ACC women's cricket championship since 2004, ODI then T20I from 2012. India has won 8 of 10 titles; Bangladesh 2018, Sri Lanka 2024; 2026 in Dubai, India beat Sri Lanka by 72 runs.
Women's Big Bash League
Women's Big Bash League (WBBL), Australian women's Twenty20 cricket competition run by Cricket Australia; launched 2015-16 with eight clubs mirroring the men's Big Bash; Melbourne Renegades are defending champions.
Women's cricket at the 2023 SEA Games
Women's cricket at the 2023 SEA Games (32nd SEA Games, Phnom Penh): 50-over, T20, T10, and six-a-side women's tournaments at AZ Group Cricket Oval; Thailand won the 50-over and T20 golds, Indonesia the six-a-side.
Women's Cricket World Cup
Women's Cricket World Cup, the ICC's 50-over women's cricket championship, first held 1973 in England before the men's event; Australia has seven titles, India won their maiden 2025 title beating South Africa.
Women's National Cricket League
Women's National Cricket League (WNCL), Australia's women's domestic 50-over cricket competition since 1996-97; seven state and ACT teams play 43 matches for the Ruth Preddey Cup, with New South Wales holding 21 of 30 titles and Queensland the reigning champion.
Women's One-Day Cup
Women's One-Day Cup (Metro Bank One Day Cup women's competition): English and Welsh List A 50-over women's county cricket tournament, launched 2025, replacing the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy; nine Tier 1 teams; champions The Blaze (2026), Lancashire (2025).
Women's Premier League (cricket)
Women's Premier League (WPL), or TATA WPL, the BCCI's women's franchise Twenty20 cricket league since 2023 with five teams; Mumbai Indians won 2023, Royal Challengers Bengaluru a second title in 2026.
Women's Twenty20 International cricketer lists by country
Lists of every woman who has played a Twenty20 International for her country, organized by national team and expanded when the ICC granted all members T20I status in 2018.
World Championship of Cricket
World Championship of Cricket, or Benson & Hedges World Championship of Cricket 1985: unofficial ODI World Cup in Australia, 17 Feb–10 Mar 1985, seven Test nations; India beat Pakistan by eight wickets in the Melbourne final, Ravi Shastri named Champion of Champions and won an Audi.
Zimbabwe women's cricket team in Thailand in 2022–23
Zimbabwe Women's tour of Thailand 2022-23: bilateral women's cricket tour, 3 ODIs and 4 T20Is at Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, 19-29 April 2023; Thailand won the ODIs 3-0 and the T20Is 2-1.