India Women’s National Cricket Team Vs Australia Women’s National Cricket Team Match Scorecard at a glance. India Women defeated Australia Women by 5 wickets in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semi-final at DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai, successfully chasing 339 the highest chase in Women’s ODI World Cup knockout history. In the 2026 bilateral tour, India won the T20I series 2–1 on Australian soil, while Australia won the ODI series 3–0. This page covers every full scorecard, bowling card, partnership, turning point, and record across all formats.
Quick Match Results Summary
| Format | Date | Venue | Winner | Key Performer | Result |
| ICC WC 2025 Semi-Final | Oct 30, 2025 | DY Patil, Navi Mumbai | India Women | Rodrigues 127* | Won by 5 wkts |
| 1st T20I 2026 | Feb 15, 2026 | Sydney Cricket Ground | India Women | Reddy 4/22 | Won by 21 runs (DLS) |
| 2nd T20I 2026 | Feb 19, 2026 | Manuka Oval, Canberra | Australia Women | Voll 50(31) | Won by 19 runs |
| 3rd T20I 2026 | Feb 21, 2026 | Adelaide Oval | India Women | Mandhana 82 | Won by 17 runs |
| 1st ODI 2026 | Feb 24, 2026 | The Gabba, Brisbane | Australia Women | Mooney 76* | Won by 6 wkts |
| 2nd ODI 2026 | Feb 26, 2026 | — | Australia Women | Voll 101 | Won by runs |
| 3rd ODI 2026 | Mar 01, 2026 | Bellerive Oval, Hobart | Australia Women | Healy 158 | Won by 185 runs |
Key Stats at a Glance
- Highest successful Women’s ODI World Cup knockout chase: India 341/5 chasing 339
- Best individual innings: Jemimah Rodrigues 127* off 134 balls (ICC WC 2025 Semi-Final)
- Highest team total in the 2026 series: Australia 409/7 (3rd ODI, Hobart)
- Best bowling performance: Arundhati Reddy 4/22, 1st T20I, Sydney
- Highest partnership, IND-W vs AUS-W T20I: Mandhana–Rodrigues 121-run stand
- Australia’s 15-match Women’s ODI World Cup winning streak: ended by India
- India’s first T20I series win in Australia: approximately 10 years
Rivalry Snapshot
| Format | Period Winner | Key Player | Result |
| ICC WC 2025 Semi-Final | India | Rodrigues 127* | Won by 5 wkts |
| T20I Series 2026 | India | Mandhana 82, Reddy 4/22 | 2–1 |
| ODI Series 2026 | Australia | Healy 158, Voll 101 | 3–0 |
ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 Semi-Final Scorecard
The india women’s national cricket team vs australia women’s national cricket team match scorecard that changed women’s cricket history.
Three hundred and thirty-nine. That number hung over DY Patil Stadium like a death sentence. India had lost two wickets inside the first ten overs. Most analytics tools gave them under 5% chance of victory. What followed over the next 38 overs became the most remarkable chase in the tournament’s 48-year history.
Match: IND-W vs AUS-W 2nd Semi-Final, ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025
Venue: DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai
Date: October 30, 2025 (Day/Night)
Result: India Women won by 5 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)
Australia Women’s Innings Full Batting Scorecard
Australia Women scored 338 all out in 49.5 overs in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semi-final. Phoebe Litchfield top-scored with 119 off 93 balls at a strike rate of 127.96. Ellyse Perry contributed 77 and Ashleigh Gardner added 63.
| Batter | Runs | Balls | 4s | SR | Dismissal |
| Phoebe Litchfield | 119 | 93 | 14 | 127.96 | — |
| Ellyse Perry | 77 | — | — | — | — |
| Ashleigh Gardner | 63 | — | — | — | — |
| Sophie Molineux | 6 | — | — | — | — |
Australia Women: 338 all out in 49.5 overs
Australia Women’s Bowling (Fielding in India’s Chase)
What most coverage missed: Australia suffered three run-outs in their innings costing approximately 10–15 extra runs through poor running in the final ten overs. Those runs would have set an unchallengeable target. The cost of those errors only became visible as India’s chase unfolded over the final twenty overs.
Litchfield’s powerplay was the foundation. She reached her fifty off just 45 balls with 10 fours and Australia were 72/1 after six overs. Perry and Gardner sustained that momentum. But India’s spinners Deepti Sharma (2/73) and Sree Charani (2/49) bowled with enough variation in overs 35–45 to keep the final total from reaching 360.
India Women’s Innings Full Batting Scorecard
India Women chased 339 to win by 5 wickets in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semi-final. Jemimah Rodrigues scored an unbeaten 127 off 134 balls. She and Harmanpreet Kaur (89 off 88) added 167 runs for the third wicket to complete the highest successful chase in Women’s ODI World Cup history.
| Batter | Runs | Balls | 4s | Status |
| Shafali Verma | 10 | — | — | lbw b Kim Garth |
| Smriti Mandhana | 24 | — | — | c Healy b Kim Garth |
| Jemimah Rodrigues | 127* | 134 | 14 | Not out |
| Harmanpreet Kaur (c) | 89 | 88 | — | c A. Gardner b Sutherland |
| Amanjot Kaur | 15* | 8 | — | Not out |
India Women: 341 for 5 in 48.3 overs
The partnership that rewrote history: Rodrigues and Harmanpreet’s 167-run third-wicket stand is the largest partnership in any Women’s ODI World Cup knockout match. Rodrigues reached her fifty off 57 balls with 8 fours then shifted from anchor to attacker, scoring her next 77 runs at nearly a run-a-ball as the required rate climbed past 8.
This is where things go really significant: Rodrigues had been dropped from the ODI squad earlier in the 2024–25 cycle and fought her way back through domestic and A-team performances. This was not just a great innings it was a career-defining act of redemption on the biggest stage women’s cricket had ever seen.
Records broken in a single night:
- First ever 300-plus successful chase in Women’s ODI World Cup knockout cricket
- Highest successful chase in Women’s ODI history at the time
- Second century in Women’s World Cup knockout cricket (after Nat Sciver-Brunt, 2022 final)
- End of Australia’s 15-match Women’s ODI World Cup winning streak
- Largest third-wicket partnership in a Women’s ODI World Cup knockout
The winning moment: Amanjot Kaur struck the boundary off Sophie Molineux, and 34,651 fans at DY Patil erupted. India had done the impossible and done it with 9 balls to spare.
India Women Tour of Australia 2026 T20I Series Scorecards
The india women’s national cricket team vs australia women’s national cricket team match scorecard for the 2026 T20I series revealed an India that had matured tactically, capable of winning on foreign soil for the first time in a decade.
India Women won the T20I series against Australia 2–1 in February 2026. India won the 1st T20I by 21 runs (DLS) in Sydney, Australia won the 2nd by 19 runs in Canberra, and India sealed the series with a 17-run win in Adelaide. This was India’s first T20I series win in Australia in approximately ten years.
1st T20I February 15, 2026, Sydney Cricket Ground
Result: India Women won by 21 runs (DLS method)
| Team | Score | Overs |
| Australia Women | 133 all out | 18 overs |
| India Women | 50/1 | 5.1 overs (DLS target: 29) |
Australia Women Batting (Selected):
| Batter | Score | Dismissal |
| Sophie Molineux | 6 | Last wicket |
India Women Bowling:
| Bowler | Figures | Award |
| Arundhati Reddy | 4/22 | Player of the Match |
Innings break score: Australia Women 133/10 in 18.0 overs. India Women were 50/1 in 5.1 overs (Mandhana 16*, Rodrigues 9*) when rain stopped play permanently.
Turning point: India’s decision to bowl first at the SCG was decisive. Reddy attacked stumps from over the wicket, generating pace and movement that Australia’s top order was unprepared for. Without a competitive total, Australia’s fate was sealed before the rain arrived.
What people think vs reality: This result is labelled “fortunate” because of rain. It was not. India had already overshot the DLS par by 21 runs with their best batter and a set partner still at the crease. The bowling performance Australia dismissed for 133 was dominant regardless of weather.
2nd T20I February 19, 2026, Manuka Oval, Canberra
Result: Australia Women won by 19 runs
| Team | Score | Overs |
| Australia Women | 163/5 | 20 overs |
| India Women | 144 | 20 overs |
Australia Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs | Balls | SR |
| Georgia Voll | 50 | 31 | 161.29 |
| Beth Mooney | Part of 128-run opening stand | — | — |
Partnership: Voll–Mooney opening stand of 128 runs the backbone of Australia’s innings.
India’s chase of 144 never found momentum and fell 19 runs short, levelling the series at 1–1.
Tactical insight most analysts ignored: Voll did not simply play well she was coached specifically to attack India’s spinners early. She used her feet from the first over of spin, targeting Deepti Sharma and Shreyanka Patil before they could settle into a length or find a rhythm. India had no credible pace counter-option at Canberra to alter the match dynamics. Australia’s pre-match planning won the game more than the batting.
3rd T20I February 21, 2026, Adelaide Oval
Result: India Women won by 17 runs
| Team | Score | Overs |
| India Women | 176/6 | 20 overs |
| Australia Women | 159/9 | 20 overs |
India Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs | Notable |
| Smriti Mandhana | 82 | Highest T20I score vs Australia |
| Jemimah Rodrigues | 59 | Part of 121-run 2nd-wicket stand |
India Women Bowling:
| Bowler | Figures |
| Shreyanka Patil | 3/22 (4 overs) |
| Sree Charani | 3/32 (4 overs) |
Australia Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs |
| Ashleigh Gardner | 57 |
India’s 176/6 was the highest Women’s T20I total at Adelaide Oval at the time of play. The Mandhana–Rodrigues partnership of 121 is India’s highest for the second wicket against Australia in Women’s T20Is.
The two moments that decided the series:
First: Shreyanka Patil dismissed Georgia Voll and Ellyse Perry in the same middle-overs spell (overs 7–10), cutting off Australia’s acceleration phase before it could begin.
Second: Rodrigues took a diving catch at deep midwicket to remove Ashleigh Gardner for 57 the only batter keeping Australia in the chase. From 118/4, Australia folded to 159/9.
Two moments. Ten overs apart. One series sealed.
India won the T20I series 2–1 their first series victory in Australia in approximately a decade.
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India Women Tour of Australia 2026 ODI Series Scorecards
The india women’s national cricket team vs australia women’s national cricket team match scorecard for the ODI leg showed a sharp format contrast: the same Indian squad that had outplayed Australia in T20Is was systematically dismantled across 150 ODI overs.
Australia Women whitewashed India Women 3–0 in the ODI series in February–March 2026. Australia won the 1st ODI by 6 wickets at The Gabba, the 2nd ODI comprehensively to clinch the series, and the 3rd ODI by 185 runs at Bellerive Oval, Hobart, where Alyssa Healy scored 158 in her ODI farewell.
1st ODI February 24, 2026, The Gabba, Brisbane
Result: Australia Women won by 6 wickets (with 70 balls remaining)
| Team | Score | Overs |
| India Women | 214 all out | 50 overs |
| Australia Women | 217/4 | 38.2 overs |
India Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs |
| Smriti Mandhana | 58 |
| Harmanpreet Kaur | 53 |
| Kashvee Gautam | 43 |
Australia Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs |
| Beth Mooney | 76* |
| Alyssa Healy | 50 |
| Annabel Sutherland | 48* |
Key Bowling: Ashleigh Gardner 3/33
India’s 214 was defensible on paper but required their bowlers to generate pressure clusters early. They did not. Australia’s Healy–Mooney partnership cut through the middle overs before India’s spinners settled, and Sutherland finished the chase with 11.4 overs to spare.
2nd ODI February 26, 2026
Result: Australia Women won ODI series clinched 2–0
| Team | Score | Overs |
| India Women | 251/9 | 50 overs |
| Australia Women | 252 | 36.1 overs |
India Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs | Balls |
| Harmanpreet Kaur | 54 | 70 |
| Pratika Rawal | 52 | 81 |
Australia Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs | Balls |
| Georgia Voll | 101 | 82 |
| Phoebe Litchfield | 80 | 62 |
India posted their highest total of the ODI series 251/9. It was irrelevant. Voll’s 101 off 82 balls and Litchfield’s 80 off 62 formed a dominant opening stand that took the chase out of India’s hands inside 25 overs. Australia reached the target in 36.1 overs a margin of 13.5 overs that reflected wholesale batting superiority. The ODI series was confirmed for Australia, and it marked Healy’s second-to-last appearance as ODI captain.
3rd ODI March 1, 2026, Bellerive Oval, Hobart
Result: Australia Women won by 185 runs
| Team | Score | Overs |
| Australia Women | 409/7 | 50 overs |
| India Women | 224 all out | 45.1 overs |
Australia Women Batting:
| Batter | Runs | SR |
| Alyssa Healy | 158 | — |
| Beth Mooney | 106* | — |
Player of the Match: Alyssa Healy
Series Result: Australia Women won 3–0
Australia posted 409/7 their highest total in Women’s ODI cricket. Healy, playing her final ODI series as captain, chose this occasion for the defining innings of her career. Mooney’s unbeaten 106 ensured Australia had two centurions in the same innings for the first time in this series.
India’s chase of 410 was a formality they folded for 224 in 45.1 overs, losing by 185 runs.
Bold take: Healy’s 158 in her farewell ODI was not nostalgia. It was a clinical statement that Australian ODI batting depth remained so vast, their most dangerous batter could still demolish a world-class attack at age 35, in a dead rubber, on her last day as captain. India’s bowling had no answer.
Tactical Breakdown: What Decided Each Format
The india women’s national cricket team vs australia women’s national cricket team match scorecard data, when read across formats, reveals clear tactical patterns that numbers alone cannot show.
Numbers are outcomes. Tactics are causes. This is where most scorecard pages stop and where real understanding begins.
India’s T20I Winning Formula
- Bowl first at pace-friendly venues bring Arundhati Reddy in the powerplay to attack right-handers over the stumps
- Introduce Shreyanka Patil in the middle overs (7–12) when Australia expect pace changes she took 5 wickets in that specific window across the series
- Use Mandhana–Rodrigues as a complementary unit one attacks pace, the other manipulates spin, eliminating prolonged scoring droughts
Australia’s ODI Dominance Formula
- Destroy the powerplay with Healy and Litchfield (or Voll) Australia scored 70+ in ODI powerplays across all three matches, immediately neutralizing India’s bowling plans
- Deploy Ashleigh Gardner’s off-spin against India’s left-handers in overs 20–35 creating pressure clusters when India need acceleration
- Use Annabel Sutherland as a death-overs pace enforcer when India need 10+ per over in the final 10 overs
The Counterintuitive Truth
India actually outscored Australia in the powerplay across both T20I and ODI formats combined in this series. Their weakness was not the start it was overs 35–45 in ODIs, where wickets clustered and required rates became unchallengeable. This is the phase India must solve before the next 50-over World Cup cycle. Until they do, Australia’s home ODI dominance will persist regardless of World Cup knockout results.
Records and Stats Table
| Record | Detail | Match |
| Highest successful ODI chase, Women’s WC knockouts | India 341/5 vs AUS 338 | ICC WC 2025 SF |
| First 300+ chase in Women’s ODI WC knockout | India 341-run chase | ICC WC 2025 SF |
| Australia’s 15-match ODI WC winning streak ended | Broken by India | ICC WC 2025 SF |
| Rodrigues’ highest international score | 127* off 134 balls | ICC WC 2025 SF |
| Rodrigues–Harmanpreet partnership | 167 runs, 3rd wicket | ICC WC 2025 SF |
| Mandhana’s highest T20I score vs Australia | 82 runs | 3rd T20I, Feb 2026 |
| India’s highest Women’s T20I total at Adelaide Oval | 176/6 | 3rd T20I, Feb 2026 |
| India’s first T20I series win in Australia in ~10 years | Won 2–1 | T20I Series 2026 |
| Australia’s highest Women’s ODI total | 409/7 | 3rd ODI, Mar 2026 |
| Healy’s ODI farewell innings | 158 | 3rd ODI, Mar 2026 |
India vs Australia Women: Pattern Analysis
The india women’s national cricket team vs australia women’s national cricket team match scorecard history across 2025–2026 now shows a clear, repeatable pattern:espncricinfo+1
- India win when: the match is a chase, conditions offer turn in the middle overs, and Rodrigues or Mandhana is at the crease at the end
- Australia win when: they bat first in ODIs on home surfaces, where their top order plays without scoreboard pressure
- The X-factor nobody discusses: India’s spin trio Deepti Sharma, Shreyanka Patil, and Sree Charani is arguably the most complete spin combination in women’s cricket when deployed in tandem. But it requires a pace ally to set up the middle-overs trap. In T20Is, Arundhati Reddy filled that role. In ODIs, no pace bowler consistently troubled Australia’s openers. That absence explains the whitewash more than the batting failures do.
Conclusion
India vs Australia women’s cricket scorecards now reflect a rivalry decided by format-specific tactics, not generational talent gaps. India thrives in pressure chases and T20I formats. Australia remains dominant in ODI conditions at home. The rivalry has moved far beyond a talent hierarchy it is a tactical chess match, with each format now functioning as a separate contest with different winners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the India women’s national cricket team vs Australia women’s national cricket team match scorecard for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semi-final?
Ans. India Women won by 5 wickets at DY Patil, Navi Mumbai on October 30, 2025. Australia scored 338 all out (Litchfield 119, Perry 77, Gardner 63). India reached 341/5 in 48.3 overs (Rodrigues 127* off 134, Harmanpreet 89 off 88; Kim Garth 2/46, Sutherland 2/69).
Q2: Who won the India vs Australia women’s T20I series 2026?
Ans. India Women won the three-match T20I series 2–1. They won the 1st T20I by 21 runs (DLS) in Sydney, lost the 2nd by 19 runs in Canberra, and won the 3rd by 17 runs in Adelaide their first T20I series win in Australia in approximately a decade.
Q3: Who won the India vs Australia women’s ODI series 2026?
Ans. Australia Women won 3–0. They won the 1st ODI by 6 wickets at The Gabba, the 2nd ODI to clinch the series, and the 3rd ODI by 185 runs at Hobart with Healy scoring 158 and Mooney 106* Australia’s highest Women’s ODI total (409/7).
Q4: What is the highest total in the India women vs Australia women T20I scorecard in 2026?
Ans. India Women scored 176/6 in the 3rd T20I at Adelaide Oval on February 21, 2026 the highest Women’s T20I total at that venue. Mandhana top-scored with 82 and Rodrigues added 59.
Q5: Who was Player of the Match in India vs Australia women’s 1st T20I 2026?
Ans. Arundhati Reddy (India) won the Player of the Match for figures of 4/22, which dismissed Australia for 133 in 18 overs at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Q6: Did Jemimah Rodrigues score a century in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 semi-final vs Australia?
Ans. Yes. Rodrigues scored 127 not out off 134 balls the second century in Women’s World Cup knockout history after Nat Sciver-Brunt in the 2022 final. She and Harmanpreet (89) added 167 for the third wicket in India’s successful chase of 339.
Q7: What was Australia’s highest total vs India women in 2026?
Ans. Australia posted 409/7 in the 3rd ODI at Bellerive Oval, Hobart on March 1, 2026 their highest-ever Women’s ODI total. Healy scored 158 and Mooney 106* as Australia won by 185 runs.
Q8: What is the overall IND-W vs AUS-W head-to-head result in 2025–26?
Ans. India Women won 3 matches (WC semi-final + 2 T20Is). Australia Women won 4 matches (3 ODIs + 1 T20I). India held the psychological advantage through the World Cup knockout result; Australia asserted bilateral ODI supremacy.
