List of five-wicket hauls in women's One Day International cricket

A women's One Day International (WODI) is an international cricket match between two teams, each having WODI status, as determined by the International Cricket Council (ICC).^[2] In a WODI match, the two teams play a single innings, each of which is restricted to a maximum of 50 overs.^[3]^[a] The first WODI matches were played as part of the 1973 Women's Cricket World Cup held in England,^[5] two years after the first men's One Day International was contested between Australia and England in January 1971.^[6] A five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer")^[7]^[8] refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings. This is regarded as a notable achievement.^[9] The first two five-wicket hauls in WODIs were taken on 23 June 1973, as part of the Women's World Cup.^[10] Australia's Tina Macpherson and New Zealand's Glenys Page both achieved the feat as part of their teams' victories over Young England and Trinidad and Tobago respectively.^[11]^[12] Macpherson and Page are two of only seven players to take a five-wicket haul during their WODI debut, the others being India's Purnima Choudhary, Laura Harper and Linsey Smith of England, Felicity Leydon-Davis from New Zealand, and Zimbabwe's Kelis Ndhlovu.^[13]

Suthershini Sivanantham has taken the most economical five-wicket haul with an economy rate of just 0.21.^[14] Bowling for Sri Lanka, she took five wickets for just two runs against Pakistan at Moors Sports Club Ground in Colombo in January 2002.^[15] The least economical five-wicket haul was taken by New Zealand's Amelia Kerr with an economy rate of 6.94.^[16] There have only been 17 occurrences that did not result in a victory to the team taking the five-wicket haul.^[17]

There have been six occasions where two five-wicket hauls have been taken in the same match.^[18] The first was during the 2005 Women's Cricket World Cup in South Africa. India's Neetu David took figures of 5/32 in the first innings with Louise Milliken of New Zealand taking 5/25 to lead her side to victory.^[19] The second was during the 2007 Women's European Cricket Championship in Deventer where Annemarie Tanke of the Netherlands finished with 5/40. In reply, Ciara Metcalfe returned career best figures of 5/18 to help steer Ireland to victory.^[20]^[21] The third was the first ODI of Zimbabwe's 2023 tour of Thailand, which saw Kelis Ndhlovu (Zimbabwe, 5/22) and Thipatcha Putthawong (Thailand, 6/6) become the first players to achieve the feat for their respective countries in women's ODIs.^[22] The fourth was the first ODI of the West Indies 2024 tour of India, which saw Zaida James (West Indies, 5/45) and Renuka Singh Thakur (India, 5/29) take five-wicket hauls.^[23] The fifth was a match in the 2025 Women's Cricket World Cup Qualifier, which saw Fahima Khatun (Bangladesh, 5/21) and Jannatul Ferdus (Bangladesh, 5/7) take five-wicket hauls.^[24] The sixth was the sixth ODI of the 2025 Sri Lanka Women's Tri-Nation Series, which saw Dewmi Vihanga (Sri Lanka, 5/43) and Chloe Tryon (South Africa, 5/34) take five-wicket hauls.^[25]

Anisa Mohammed of the West Indies tops the list as the only bowler to have achieved the feat six times. She is followed by Katherine Brunt of England and South Africa's Suné Luus with five five-wicket hauls, Australian Cathryn Fitzpatrick and India's Deepti Sharma with four and New Zealand's Holly Huddleston, Alana King and Ellyse Perry of Australia, England's Kate Cross and New Zealand's Amelia Kerr with three.^[1] Fitzpatrick is also the oldest player to achieve to take a fifer, taking her final five-wicket haul seven days short of her 38th birthday.^[26] Seven bowlers have taken a seven-wicket haul in a WODI, with Pakistan's Sajjida Shah returning the best figures in the format with seven wickets for just four runs.^[27]^[28] Playing in the 2003 IWCC Trophy against Japan in their debut WODI match,^[29] Shah is also the youngest bowler, aged just 15 years and 168 days, to take five wickets in an innings.^[30] The other four to take seven wickets in an innings are Jo Chamberlain of England who took 7/8 against Denmark during the 1991 European Women's Cricket Championship;^[31] Mohammed who took 7/14 in a player of the match performance to help the West Indies win the final of the 2011 Women's Cricket World Cup Qualifier tournament against Pakistan,^[32] Australia's Alana King who finished with 7/18 during the 2025 Women's Cricket World Cup against South Africa,^[33] Perry who took 7/22 in the third WODI against England during the 2019 Women's Ashes series,^[34] Australia's Shelley Nitschke who finished with 7/24 during the 2005 Women's Ashes series,^[35] and New Zealand's Amelia Kerr who took 7/34 against Zimbabwe in 2026. A further 20 players have taken a six-wicket haul.^[36]

As of April 2026^[update], 161 five-wicket hauls have been taken by 110 different players from over 1,500 WODI matches.^[37] England lead the list with 29 five-wicket hauls, followed by Australia with 25 and New Zealand with 24.^[38] Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln, New Zealand, leads the list of where the most five-wicket hauls have been taken with nine, ahead of Grace Road and Derby County Cricket Ground with five.^[39]

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Symbol	Meaning
Bowler	The bowler who took the five-wicket haul
†	The bowler was player of the match
Wkts	Number of wickets taken
Runs	Number of runs conceded
Overs	Number of overs bowled
Econ	Economy rate (runs conceded per over)
Inn	Innings in which the five-wicket haul was taken
Team	The team the bowler was representing
Opposition	The team the bowler was playing against
Venue	The cricket ground where the match was played
Date	Day on which the match was held
Batters	Batters whose wickets were taken
Result	Result for the team for which the five-wicket haul was taken
	Light blue background indicates this happened during a Women's Cricket World Cup match.

No.	Bowler	Wkts	Runs	Overs	Econ	Inn	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date	Batters	Result	Ref
1	Tina Macpherson^[b]	5	14	12	1.16	1	Australia	Young England	Dean Park Cricket Ground, Bournemouth, England	23 June 1973	Susan Goatman Megan Lear Margaret Wilks Rosalind Heggs Katherine Brown	Won	^[11]
2	Glenys Page^[b]	6	20	6.2	3.15	2	New Zealand	Trinidad and Tobago	Clarence Park, St Albans, England	23 June 1973	Emelda Noreiga Jane Joseph Joyce Demmin Jasmine Sammy Maureen Phillips Janice Moses	Won	^[12]
3	Jackie Lord^[b]	6	10	8	1.25	2	New Zealand	India	Cornwall Park, Auckland, New Zealand	14 January 1982	Shantha Rangaswamy Nilima Jogalekar Diana Edulji Lopamudra Bhattacharji Sujata Sridhar Sharmila Chakraborty	Won	^[40]
4	Lyn Fullston^[b] (1/2)	5	27	12	2.25	2	Australia	New Zealand	Basin Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand	28 January 1982	Nicki Turner Debbie Hockley Jackie Lord Sue Brown Maureen Peters	Won	^[41]
5	Jenny Owens^[b]	5	29	10.2	2.80	2	Australia	Ireland	College Park, Dublin, Ireland	1 July 1987	Mary-Pat Moore Elizabeth Owens Rachel Hardiman Grainne Clancy Susan Bray	Won	^[42]
6	Lyn Fullston^[b] (2/2)	5	28	12	2.33	2	Australia	Netherlands	Carey Baptist Grammar School Oval No. 2, Melbourne, Australia	14 December 1988	Irene Schoof Anita van Lier Nicola Payne Ingrid Dulfer-Keijzer Vanda Wesenhagen	Won	^[43]
7	Jo Chamberlain † (1/2)	5	18	10.4	1.68	2	England	Ireland	Nykøbing Mors Cricket Club Ground, Nykøbing Mors, Denmark	21 July 1989	Mary-Pat Moore Janice Walsh Julie Logue Susan Bray Anne-Marie Garth	Won	^[44]
8	Karen Gunn^[b]	5	22	9	2.44	1	New Zealand	Australia	Hutt Recreation Ground, Lower Hutt, New Zealand	10 February 1990	Belinda Haggett Zoe Goss Denise Annetts Christina Matthews Sally Moffat	Won	^[45]
9	Susan Bray^[b]	5	27	11	2.45	2	Ireland	Denmark	Leicester Ivanhoe Cricket Club Ground, Kirby Muxloe, England	18 July 1990	Vibeke Nielsen Charlotte Smith Betina Langerhuus Lene Hansen Heidi Jensen	Won	^[46]
10	Gillian Smith^[b] (1/2)	5	15	5.3	2.72	2	England	Denmark	John Player Ground, Nottingham, England	19 July 1990	Janni Jønsson Trine Christiansen Susanne Nielsen Lene Hansen Mette Frost	Won	^[47]
11	Jo Chamberlain^[b] (2/2)	7	8	9	0.88	1	England	Denmark	Sportpark Koninklijke HFC, Haarlem, Netherlands	19 July 1991	Vibeke Nielsen Jane Jensen Dorte Christiansen Janni Jønsson Charlotte Smith Trine Christiansen Lene Hansen	Won	^[31]
12	Joanne Broadbent^[b]	5	10	6.2	1.57	2	Australia	New Zealand	Oakes Oval, Lismore, Australia	13 January 1993	Sarah Illingworth Karen Gunn Sarah McLauchlan Catherine Campbell Julie Harris	Won	^[48]
13	Jennifer Turner^[b]	5	5	11.2	0.44	1	New Zealand	Netherlands	Lindfield Cricket Club Ground, Sussex, England	25 July 1993	Anita van Lier Jet van Noortwijk Ingrid Dulfer-Keijzer Inge Kure Saskia Melchers	Won	^[49]
14	Gillian Smith^[b] (2/2)	5	30	12	2.50	2	England	Australia	Woodbridge Road, Guildford, England	26 July 1993	Zoe Goss Sally Griffiths Lyn Larsen Joanne Broadbent Karen Brown	Won	^[50]
15	Cherry-Ann Singh^[b]	5	36	12	3.00	2	West Indies	Ireland	Dorking Cricket Club Ground, Dorking, England	29 July 1993	Janice Walsh Mary-Pat Moore Catherine O'Neill Stella Owens Miriam Grealey	Won	^[51]
16	Cheraldine Oudolf^[b]	5	20	8	2.50	1	Netherlands	Sri Lanka	Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy, Sri Lanka	30 November 1997	Dona Indralatha Hiruka Fernando Kalpana Liyanarachchi Vanessa Bowen Rasanjali Silva	Won	^[52]
17	Purnima Choudhary †	5	21	8	2.62	2	India	West Indies	Nahar Singh Stadium, Faridabad, India	13 December 1997	Marlene Needham Roselyn Emmanuel Ann McEwen Desiree Luke Ann Browne	Won	^[53]
18	Cathryn Fitzpatrick (1/4)	5	47	10	4.70	2	Australia	England	Lord's, London, England	21 July 1998	Barbara Daniels Charlotte Edwards Clare Connor Susan Metcalfe Melissa Reynard	Won	^[54]
19	Rachel Pullar^[b] (1/2)	5	7	7	1.00	1	New Zealand	South Africa	Seddon Park, Hamilton, New Zealand	17 February 1999	Cindy Eksteen Kerri Laing Leslie Korkie Ally Kuylaars Sune van Zyl	Won	^[55]
20	Clare Connor †	5	49	10	4.90	1	England	India	County Cricket Ground, Northampton, England	9 July 1999	Anju Jain Purnima Rau Rupanjali Shastri Hemlata Kala Anjum Chopra	Lost	^[56]
21	Laura Harper †	5	12	8.4	1.38	1	England	Netherlands	Nykøbing Mors Cricket Club Ground, Nykøbing Mors, Denmark	19 July 1999	Carolien Salomons Debbie Kooij Cheraldine Oudolf Sandra Kottman Elise Reynolds	Won	^[57]
22	Charmaine Mason (1/2)	5	30	9.4	3.10	2	Australia	England	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	30 January 2000	Charlotte Edwards Kathryn Leng Karen Smithies Laura Newton Dawn Holden	Won	^[58]
23	Charmaine Mason (2/2)	5	9	6	1.50	2	Australia	England	Newcastle Number 1 Sports Ground, Newcastle, Australia	3 February 2000	Karen Smithies Barbara Daniels Charlotte Edwards Clare Connor Lucy Pearson	Won	^[59]
24	Sarah Collyer	5	32	10	3.20	2	England	Netherlands	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	30 November 2000	Maartje Köster Rowan Milburn Tessa van der Gun Carly Verheul Teuntje de Boer	Won	^[60]
25	Shaiza Khan † (1/2)	5	35	10	3.50	1	Pakistan	Netherlands	National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan	11 April 2001	Helmien Rambaldo Carolien Salomons Pauline te Beest Carly Verheul Iris Jharap	Won	^[61]
26	Shaiza Khan (2/2)	5	38	10	3.80	1	Pakistan	Netherlands	National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan	14 April 2001	Annemarie Tanke Helmien Rambaldo Caroline Rambaldo Eugenie van Leeuwen Cheraldine Oudolf	Won	^[62]
27	Cathryn Fitzpatrick^[b] (2/4)	5	14	10	1.40	1	Australia	Ireland	College Park, Dublin, Ireland	14 July 2001	Anne Linehan Grainne Leahy Caitriona Beggs Nikki Squire Isobel Joyce	Won	^[63]
28	Suthershini Sivanantham^[b]	5	2	9.3	0.21	2	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Moors Sports Club Ground, Colombo, Sri Lanka	22 January 2002	Rabia Khan Batool Fatima Khursheed Jabeen Huda Ziad Sabeen Rezvi	Won	^[15]
29	Rachel Pullar^[b] (2/2)	5	10	7	1.42	2	New Zealand	India	Grainville Cricket Ground, Saint Saviour, Jersey	11 July 2002	Sulakshana Naik Mithali Raj Mamatha Maben Sunetra Paranjpe Deepa Marathe	Won	^[64]
30	Nooshin Al Khadeer^[b]	5	14	6.5	2.04	1	India	England	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	27 January 2003	Laura Newton Sarah Collyer Laura Harper Clare Taylor Lucy Pearson	Won	^[65]
31	Cathryn Fitzpatrick^[b] (3/4)	5	27	9.1	2.94	1	Australia	New Zealand	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	6 February 2003	Rebecca Rolls Emily Drumm Maia Lewis Sara McGlashan Rebecca Steele	Won	^[66]
32	Sandamali Dolawatta^[b]	5	16	8	2.00	1	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Arnos Vale Stadium, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	22 March 2003	Glenicia James Shane de Silva Juliana Nero Doris Francis Philipa Thomas	Won	^[67]
33	Sajjida Shah^[b]	7	4	8	0.50	2	Pakistan	Japan	Sportpark Drieburg, Amsterdam, Netherlands	21 July 2003	Ema Kuribayashi Yūko Sasaki Maki Kenjo Izumi Iimura Aya Fujishiro Momoko Saito Ritsuko Hiroto	Won	^[28]
34	Neetu David † (1/2)	5	20	9.4	2.06	1	India	West Indies	Keenan Stadium, Jamshedpur, India	29 February 2004	Nadine George Juliana Nero Stephanie Power Philipa Thomas Doris Francis	Won	^[68]
35	Rosalie Birch †	5	50	9.5	5.08	2	England	South Africa	Senwes Park, Potchefstroom, South Africa	1 March 2004	Alison Hodgkinson Sune van Zyl Shafeeqa Pillay Shandre Fritz Ashlyn Kilowan	Won	^[69]
36	Urooj Mumtaz † (1/2)	5	33	10	3.30	1	Pakistan	West Indies	Asghar Ali Shah Cricket Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan	23 March 2004	Juliana Nero Debbie-Ann Lewis Philipa Thomas Jacqueline Robinson Doris Francis	Lost	^[70]
37	Mamatha Maben^[b]	6	10	6.2	1.57	1	India	Sri Lanka	Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy, Sri Lanka	25 April 2004	Randika Galhenage Shashikala Siriwardene Chamani Seneviratne Dedunu Silva Chamari Polgampola Janakanthy Mala	Won	^[71]
38	Amanda Green	5	15	9.3	1.57	2	New Zealand	Ireland	Anglesea Road, Dublin, Ireland	24 July 2004	Cecelia Joyce Heather Whelan Barbara McDonald Marianne Herbert Jo Day	Won	^[72]
39	Isa Guha (1/2)	5	22	10	2.20	2	England	New Zealand	County Ground, Derby, England	15 August 2004	Maria Fahey Maia Lewis Haidee Tiffen Aimee Mason Sara McGlashan	Won	^[73]
40	Neetu David (2/2)	5	32	10	3.20	1	India	New Zealand	Technikon Oval, Pretoria, South Africa	30 March 2005	Aimee Mason Haidee Tiffen Helen Watson Rachel Pullar Sara McGlashan	Lost	^[19]
									Technikon Oval, Pretoria, South Africa	30 March 2005			^[19]
41	Louise Milliken †	5	25	10	2.50	2	New Zealand	India	Jaya Sharma Anju Jain Anjum Chopra Jhulan Goswami Deepa Marathe	Won
42	Shelley Nitschke †	7	24	7.4	3.13	2	Australia	England	Chester Road North Ground, Kidderminster, England	19 August 2005	Clare Connor Arran Brindle Laura Newton Lydia Greenway Beth Morgan Clare Taylor Jo Watts	Won	^[74]
43	Jhulan Goswami † (1/2)	5	16	10	1.60	1	India	England	Satindra Mohan Dev Stadium, Silchar, India	7 December 2005	Charlotte Edwards Rosalie Birch Arran Brindle Beth Morgan Nicky Shaw	Won	^[75]
44	Cathryn Fitzpatrick^[b] (4/4)	5	29	8.3	3.41	1	Australia	India	St Peter's College, Adelaide, Australia	25 February 2006	Jaya Sharma Sunetra Paranjpe Mithali Raj Nooshin Al Khadeer Amita Sharma	Won	^[76]
45	Qanita Jalil	5	62	10	6.20	1	Pakistan	India	Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur, India	13 December 2006	Sulakshana Naik Mithali Raj Rumeli Dhar Jhulan Goswami Nooshin Al Khadeer	Lost	^[77]
46	Urooj Mumtaz^[b] (2/2)	5	40	6.5	5.85	1	Pakistan	South Africa	Harlequins, Pretoria, South Africa	22 January 2007	Cri-Zelda Brits Trisha Chetty Sunette Loubser Susan Benade Shabnim Ismail	Lost	^[78]
47	Annemarie Tanke^[b]	5	40	9.5	4.06	1	Netherlands	Ireland	Sportpark Het Schootsveld, Deventer, Netherlands	17 August 2007	Nicola Coffey Isobel Joyce Ciara Metcalfe Elaine Nolan Jean Carroll	Lost	^[20]
48	Ciara Metcalfe^[b]	5	18	8.5	2.03	2	Ireland	Netherlands	Sportpark Het Schootsveld, Deventer, Netherlands	17 August 2007	Jacqueline Pashley Marijn Nijman Caroline de Fouw Mandy Kornet Jolet Hartenhof	Won	^[20]
49	Beth McNeill^[b]	6	32	10	3.20	2	New Zealand	England	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	24 February 2008	Claire Taylor Lydia Greenway Jenny Gunn Nicky Shaw Rosalie Birch Katherine Brunt	Won	^[79]
50	Alicia Smith †	5	7	8	0.87	1	South Africa	Pakistan	Stellenbosch University Ground No. 1, Stellenbosch, South Africa	24 February 2008	Bismah Maroof Sajjida Shah Tasqeen Qadeer Nain Abidi Sana Mir	Won	^[80]
51	Emma Sampson^[b]	5	30	10	3.00	2	Australia	New Zealand	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	15 March 2008	Aimee Mason Katey Martin Nicola Browne Lucy Doolan Helen Watson	Won	^[81]
52	Isa Guha^[b] (2/2)	5	14	8	1.75	1	England	West Indies	Haslegrave Ground, Loughborough, England	12 July 2008	Stafanie Taylor Deandra Dottin Stacy-Ann King Juliana Nero Chedean Nation	Won	^[82]
53	Katherine Brunt (1/5)	5	25	10	2.50	2	England	South Africa	Lord's, London, England	8 August 2008	Alicia Smith Claire Terblanche Olivia Anderson Trisha Chetty Susan Benade	Won	^[83]
54	Laura Marsh †	5	15	10	1.50	1	England	Pakistan	North Sydney Oval, Sydney, Australia	12 March 2009	Sukhan Faiz Nain Abidi Sajjida Shah Sana Mir Urooj Mumtaz	Won	^[84]
55	Eimear Richardson †	5	13	9.4	1.34	1	Ireland	Netherlands	The Vineyard, Dublin, Ireland	5 August 2009	Annemarie Tanke Marijn Nijman Alarda Mol Denise Hannema Evelien Gerrits	Won	^[85]
56	Ellyse Perry^[b] (1/3)	5	31	9.3	3.26	1	Australia	New Zealand	Junction Oval, Melbourne, Australia	17 February 2010	Aimee Watkins Sara McGlashan Sophie Devine Morna Nielsen Kate Pulford	Won	^[86]
57	Katherine Brunt^[b] (2/5)	5	22	10	2.20	2	England	India	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore, India	21 February 2010	Anagha Deshpande Anjum Chopra Priyanka Roy Rumeli Dhar Preeti Dimri	Won	^[87]
58	Lisa Sthalekar^[b]	5	35	8	4.37	1	Australia	New Zealand	Queens Park, Invercargill, New Zealand	7 March 2010	Sophie Devine Sara McGlashan Nicola Browne Rachel Priest Kate Pulford	Won	^[88]
59	Jenny Gunn † (1/2)	5	31	10	3.10	1	England	New Zealand	County Cricket Ground, Derby, England	15 July 2010	Lucy Doolan Maria Fahey Suzie Bates Sara McGlashan Liz Perry	Won	^[89]
60	Sana Mir	5	32	9	3.55	2	Pakistan	Netherlands	North West University No 2 Ground, Potchefstroom, South Africa	9 October 2010	Esther Lanser Denise Hannema Annemarie Tanke Marloes Braat Marijn Nijman	Won	^[90]
61	Jhulan Goswami (2/2)	6	31	10	3.10	1	India	New Zealand	Walker Cricket Ground, London, England	5 July 2011	Frances Mackay Sara McGlashan Lucy Doolan Katey Martin Nicola Browne Kate Broadmore	Lost	^[91]
62	Katherine Brunt † (3/5)	5	18	10	1.80	2	England	Australia	Sir Paul Getty's Ground, Buckinghamshire, England	7 July 2011	Meg Lanning Leah Poulton Shelley Nitschke Jess Cameron Sarah Coyte	Won	^[92]
63	Anisa Mohammed † (1/6)	5	5	10	0.50	1	West Indies	Pakistan	Arnos Vale Stadium, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	28 August 2011	Mariam Hasan Nain Abidi Marina Iqbal Nida Dar Batool Fatima	Won	^[93]
64	Anisa Mohammed † (2/6)	5	7	10	0.70	2	West Indies	Pakistan	Arnos Vale Stadium, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	30 August 2011	Javeria Khan Nain Abidi Rabiya Shah Bismah Maroof Batool Fatima	Won	^[94]
65	Sunette Loubser †	5	27	10	2.70	2	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah, Bangladesh	14 November 2011	Chamari Atapattu Yashoda Mendis Shashikala Siriwardene Eshani Kaushalya Chamani Seneviratne	Won	^[95]
66	Anisa Mohammed † (3/6)	5	26	10	2.60	1	West Indies	Pakistan	Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan No 2 Ground, Dhaka, Bangladesh	17 November 2011	Bismah Maroof Sana Mir Nida Dar Nahida Khan Asmavia Iqbal	Won	^[96]
67	Shabnim Ismail † (1/2)	6	10	8.3	1.17	2	South Africa	Netherlands	Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan No 2 Ground, Dhaka, Bangladesh	18 November 2011	Denise Hannema Miranda Veringmeier Kerry-Anne Tomlinson Carlijn de Groot Laura Brouwers Esther de Lange	Won	^[97]
68	Anisa Mohammed † (4/6)	7	14	8.3	1.64	2	West Indies	Pakistan	Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh	26 November 2011	Bismah Maroof Qanita Jalil Sana Mir Asmavia Iqbal Nain Abidi Rabiya Shah Sadia Yousuf	Won	^[98]
69	Ellyse Perry^[b] (2/3)	5	19	8.1	2.32	2	Australia	India	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, India	14 March 2012	Punam Raut Sulakshana Naik Anjum Chopra Ekta Bisht Gouher Sultana	Won	^[99]
70	Anisa Mohammed (5/6)	5	34	9.3	3.57	2	West Indies	Sri Lanka	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados	25 April 2012	Shashikala Siriwardene Dilani Manodara Sripali Weerakkody Maduri Samuddika Inoka Ranaweera	Won	^[100]
71	Dane van Niekerk^[b] (1/2)	5	28	7	4.00	2	South Africa	West Indies	Warner Park Stadium, Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis	7 January 2013	Deandra Dottin Shemaine Campbelle Shaquana Quintyne Anisa Mohammed Tremayne Smartt	Won	^[101]
72	Rachel Candy †	5	19	10	1.90	1	New Zealand	Pakistan	Barabati Stadium, Cuttack, India	3 February 2013	Javeria Khan Sana Mir Nain Abidi Asmavia Iqbal Sumaiya Siddiqi	Won	^[102]
73	Anya Shrubsole † (1/2)	5	17	10	1.70	1	England	South Africa	Barabati Stadium, Cuttack, India	10 February 2013	Yolandi Potgieter Mignon du Preez Trisha Chetty Cri-Zelda Brits Marizanne Kapp	Won	^[103]
74	Jenny Gunn † (2/2)	5	22	10	2.20	2	England	Pakistan	Louth Cricket Club Ground, Louth, England	1 July 2013	Javeria Khan Nida Dar Bismah Maroof Batool Fatima Qanita Jalil	Won	^[104]
75	Sadia Yousuf^[b]	5	35	9	3.88	2	Pakistan	Ireland	Claremont Road Cricket Ground, Dublin, Ireland	19 July 2013	Clare Shillington Cecelia Joyce Laura Delany Louise McCarthy Amy Kenealy	Won	^[105]
76	Dane van Niekerk † (2/2)	5	17	6.4	2.55	1	South Africa	Pakistan	West End Park International Cricket Stadium, Doha, Qatar	15 January 2014	Sana Mir Bismah Maroof Asmavia Iqbal Qanita Jalil Sumaiya Siddiqi	Won	^[106]
77	Holly Huddleston^[b] (1/3)	5	36	10	3.60	2	New Zealand	West Indies	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	24 February 2014	Merissa Aguilleira Stacy-Ann King Shemaine Campbelle Shaquana Quintyne Shanel Daley	Won	^[107]
78	Felicity Leydon-Davis^[b]	5	18	8.2	2.16	2	New Zealand	West Indies	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	26 February 2014	Natasha McLean Shemaine Campbelle Merissa Aguilleira Vanessa Watts Tremayne Smartt	Won	^[108]
79	Tremayne Smartt †	5	24	10	2.40	1	West Indies	New Zealand	Warner Park Stadium, Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis	12 September 2014	Suzie Bates Sara McGlashan Sophie Devine Rachel Priest Lea Tahuhu	Won	^[109]
80	Shakera Selman †	5	15	10	1.50	1	West Indies	New Zealand	Warner Park Stadium, Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis	17 September 2014	Samantha Curtis Sara McGlashan Amy Satterthwaite Sophie Devine Katie Perkins	Won	^[110]
81	Kate Cross † (1/3)	5	24	10	2.40	1	England	New Zealand	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	26 February 2015	Suzie Bates Rachel Priest Katie Perkins Erin Bermingham Sophie Devine	Won	^[111]
82	Suné Luus † (1/5)	5	20	8.4	2.30	1	South Africa	Pakistan	Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates	15 March 2015	Nain Abidi Asmavia Iqbal Rabiya Shah Sania Khan Anam Amin	Won	^[112]
83	Morna Nielsen † (1/2)	5	21	10	2.10	1	New Zealand	Sri Lanka	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand	10 November 2015	Nipuni Hansika Chamari Atapattu Sripali Weerakkody Maduri Samuddika Ama Kanchana	Won	^[113]
84	Deepti Sharma † (1/4)	6	20	9.2	2.14	1	India	Sri Lanka	JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi, India	19 February 2016	Prasadani Weerakkody Chamari Atapattu Oshadi Ranasinghe Shashikala Siriwardene Udeshika Prabodhani Sugandika Kumari	Won	^[114]
85	Jess Jonassen (1/2)	5	50	9	5.55	1	Australia	New Zealand	Bay Oval, Tauranga, New Zealand	22 February 2016	Suzie Bates Sophie Devine Katey Martin Thamsyn Newton Lea Tahuhu	Won	^[115]
86	Deandra Dottin †	5	34	8.5	3.84	2	West Indies	South Africa	Buffalo Park, East London, South Africa	24 February 2016	Trisha Chetty Lizelle Lee Dane van Niekerk Suné Luus Chloe Tryon	Won	^[116]
87	Heather Knight †	5	26	8.4	3.00	1	England	Pakistan	Grace Road, Leicester, England	21 June 2016^[c]	Iram Javed Sidra Ameen Sana Mir Sania Khan Asmavia Iqbal	Won	^[118]
88	Katherine Brunt (4/5)	5	30	9.5	3.05	2	England	Pakistan	County Ground, Taunton, England	27 June 2016	Nain Abidi Sana Mir Sadia Yousuf Maham Tariq Asmavia Iqbal	Won	^[119]
89	Suné Luus^[b] (2/5)	6	36	10	3.60	2	South Africa	Ireland	Anglesea Road Cricket Ground, Dublin, Ireland	5 August 2016	Catherine Dalton Cecelia Joyce Isobel Joyce Laura Delany Lucy O'Reilly Louise McCarthy	Won	^[120]
90	Suné Luus^[b] (3/5)	5	32	10	3.20	2	South Africa	Ireland	Malahide Cricket Club Ground, Malahide, Ireland	9 August 2016	Gaby Lewis Una Raymond-Hoey Mary Waldron Louise McCarthy Ciara Metcalfe	Won	^[121]
91	Morna Nielsen (2/2)	5	39	10	3.90	2	New Zealand	South Africa	De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley, South Africa	11 October 2016	Lara Goodall Lizelle Lee Dane van Niekerk Chloe Tryon Marizanne Kapp	Lost	^[122]
92	Holly Huddleston † (2/3)	5	25	10	2.50	1	New Zealand	South Africa	De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley, South Africa	13 October 2016	Lara Goodall Marizanne Kapp Chloe Tryon Ayabonga Khaka Masabata Klaas	Won	^[123]
93	Thamsyn Newton †	5	31	8	3.87	1	New Zealand	Pakistan	Saxton Oval, Nelson, New Zealand	19 November 2016	Bismah Maroof Javeria Khan Nida Dar Asmavia Iqbal Sana Mir	Won	^[124]
94	Ekta Bisht † (1/2)	5	8	10	0.80	1	India	Pakistan	Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu Stadium, Colombo, Sri Lanka	19 February 2017	Ayesha Zafar Nain Abidi Sana Mir Rabiya Shah Sadia Yousuf	Won	^[125]
95	Holly Huddleston † (3/3)	5	35	10	3.50	1	New Zealand	Sri Lanka	Bristol County Ground, Bristol, England	24 June 2017	Chamari Polgampola Prasadani Weerakkody Sripali Weerakkody Shashikala Siriwardene Udeshika Prabodhani	Won	^[126]
96	Ekta Bisht † (2/2)	5	18	10	1.80	2	India	Pakistan	County Ground, Derby, England	2 July 2017	Ayesha Zafar Sidra Nawaz Iram Javed Nashra Sandhu Diana Baig	Won	^[127]
97	Suné Luus (4/5)	5	67	10	6.70	1	South Africa	Australia	County Ground, Taunton, England	15 July 2017	Nicole Bolton Elyse Villani Ellyse Perry Alyssa Healy Ashleigh Gardner	Lost	^[128]
98	Rajeshwari Gayakwad	5	15	7.3	2.00	2	India	New Zealand	County Ground, Derby, England	15 July 2017	Amy Satterthwaite Sophie Devine Hannah Rowe Lea Tahuhu Leigh Kasperek	Won	^[129]
99	Anya Shrubsole † (2/2)	6	46	9.4	4.75	2	England	India	Lord's, London, England	23 July 2017	Smriti Mandhana Punam Raut Veda Krishnamurthy Jhulan Goswami Deepti Sharma Rajeshwari Gayakwad	Won	^[130]
100	Amelia Kerr^[d] (1/3)	5	17	7	2.42	2	New Zealand	Ireland	Castle Avenue, Dublin, Ireland	13 June 2018	Una Raymond-Hoey Shauna Kavanagh Amy Kenealy Lara Maritz Cara Murray	Won	^[131]
101	Leigh Kasperek (1/2)	5	39	9.4	4.03	1	New Zealand	England	Grace Road, Leicester, England	13 July 2018	Tammy Beaumont Lauren Winfield Katherine Brunt Sophie Ecclestone Laura Marsh	Won	^[132]
102	Khadija Tul Kubra †	6	20	9.5	2.03	1	Bangladesh	Pakistan	Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh	8 October 2018	Ayesha Zafar Nida Dar Omaima Sohail Javeria Khan Sidra Nawaz Nashra Sandhu	Won	^[133]
103	Jess Jonassen (2/2)	5	27	8	3.37	2	Australia	New Zealand	Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, Australia	24 February 2019	Sophie Devine Katie Perkins Anna Peterson Amelia Kerr Lea Tahuhu	Won	^[134]
104	Katherine Brunt † (5/5)	5	28	10	2.80	1	England	India	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, India	28 February 2019	Jemimah Rodrigues Smriti Mandhana Punam Raut Mona Meshram Mithali Raj	Won	^[135]
105	Delissa Kimmince †	5	26	7.4	3.39	1	Australia	England	Grace Road, Leicester, England	4 July 2019	Natalie Sciver Katherine Brunt Anya Shrubsole Laura Marsh Sophie Ecclestone	Won	^[136]
106	Ellyse Perry † (3/3)	7	22	10	2.20	2	Australia	England	St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, England	7 July 2019	Amy Jones Tammy Beaumont Sarah Taylor Heather Knight Danielle Wyatt Anya Shrubsole Sophie Ecclestone	Won	^[137]
107	Anisa Mohammed (6/6)	5	46	10	4.60	2	West Indies	India	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Saint George Parish, Antigua and Barbuda	1 November 2019	Priya Punia Mithali Raj Deepti Sharma Ekta Bisht Poonam Yadav	Won	^[138]
108	Suné Luus † (5/5)	6	45	10	4.50	1	South Africa	New Zealand	Seddon Park, Hamilton, New Zealand	30 January 2020	Katie Perkins Suzie Bates Amelia Kerr Hayley Jensen Katey Martin Jess Kerr	Won	^[139]
109	Leigh Kasperek (2/2)	6	46	10	4.60	1	New Zealand	Australia	Bay Oval, Tauranga, New Zealand	7 April 2021	Alyssa Healy Rachael Haynes Ashleigh Gardner Ellyse Perry Nicola Carey Beth Mooney	Lost	^[140]
110	Kate Cross † (2/3)	5	34	10	3.40	1	England	India	County Ground, Taunton, England	30 June 2021	Smriti Mandhana Jemimah Rodrigues Harmanpreet Kaur Deepti Sharma Sneh Rana	Won	^[141]
111	Fatima Sana †	5	39	7	5.57	2	Pakistan	West Indies	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Saint George Parish, Antigua and Barbuda	18 July 2021	Deandra Dottin Britney Cooper Rashada Williams Chinelle Henry Anisa Mohammed	Won	^[142]
112	Lea Tahuhu	5	37	10	3.70	1	New Zealand	England	Grace Road, Leicester, England	21 September 2021	Tammy Beaumont Lauren Winfield-Hill Heather Knight Sophia Dunkley Charlie Dean	Won	^[143]
113	Anam Amin	5	35	10	3.50	1	Pakistan	West Indies	National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan	8 November 2021	Rashada Williams Deandra Dottin Hayley Matthews Kycia Knight Shemaine Campbelle	Lost	^[144]
114	Nahida Akter †	5	21	10	2.10	1	Bangladesh	Zimbabwe	Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe	15 November 2021	Ashley Ndiraya Mary-Anne Musonda Christabel Chatonzwa Josephine Nkomo Tasmeen Granger	Won	^[145]
115	Ayabonga Khaka (1/2)	5	26	8	3.25	2	South Africa	West Indies	The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa	31 January 2022	Kycia Knight Deandra Dottin Hayley Matthews Chinelle Henry Shamilia Connell	Tied	^[146]
116	Marizanne Kapp † (1/2)	5	45	10	4.50	1	South Africa	England	Bay Oval, Tauranga, New Zealand	14 March 2022	Danni Wyatt Heather Knight Katherine Brunt Sophia Dunkley Kate Cross	Won	^[147]
117	Hannah Rowe	5	55	10	5.50	2	New Zealand	Pakistan	Hagley Oval, Christchurch, New Zealand	26 March 2022	Bismah Maroof Aliya Riaz Nida Dar Sidra Nawaz Diana Baig	Won	^[148]
118	Sophie Ecclestone (1/2)	6	36	8	4.50	2	England	South Africa	Hagley Oval, Christchurch, New Zealand	31 March 2022	Marizanne Kapp Chloe Tryon Mignon du Preez Shabnim Ismail Masabata Klaas Trisha Chetty	Won	^[149]
119	Shabnim Ismail † (2/2)	5	8	8.5	0.90	2	South Africa	Ireland	Castle Avenue, Dublin, Ireland	17 June 2022	Gaby Lewis Rachel Delaney Leah Paul Shauna Kavanagh Cara Murray	Won	^[150]
120	Cara Murray^[b] (1/2)	5	39	10	3.90	2	Ireland	Netherlands	VRA Ground, Amstelveen, Netherlands	24 August 2022	Juliët Post Robine Rijke Iris Zwilling Frederique Overdijk Eva Lynch	Won	^[151]
121	Ghulam Fatima †	5	34	10	3.40	1	Pakistan	Ireland	Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan	9 November 2022	Gaby Lewis Amy Hunter Orla Prendergast Eimear Richardson Laura Delany	Won	^[152]
122	Iris Zwilling	5	25	9.4	2.58	1	Netherlands	Thailand	Royal Chiangmai Golf Club, Mae Faek, Thailand	24 November 2022	Sornnarin Tippoch Nannapat Koncharoenkai Onnicha Kamchomphu Nattaya Boochatham Thipatcha Putthawong	Lost	^[153]
123	Kelis Ndhlovu	5	22	9.0	2.44	1	Zimbabwe	Thailand	Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand	19 April 2023	Chanida Sutthiruang Rosenan Kanoh Phannita Maya Thipatcha Putthawong Onnicha Kamchomphu	Lost	^[22]
124	Thipatcha Putthawong	6	6	6.1	0.97	2	Thailand	Zimbabwe	Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand	19 April 2023	Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano Modester Mupachikwa Mary-Anne Musonda Josephine Nkomo Loreen Tshuma Nomvelo Sibanda	Won	^[22]
125	Oshadi Ranasinghe †	5	34	6.0	5.66	2	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh	Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo	4 May 2023	Shamima Sultana Sobhana Mostary Fargana Hoque Ritu Moni Sultana Khatun	Won	^[154]
126	Charlie Dean	5	31	6.0	5.16	2	England	Sri Lanka	Grace Road, Leicester	14 September 2023	Chamari Athapaththu Hansima Karunaratne Hasini Perera Kavisha Dilhari Udeshika Prabodhani	Won	^[155]
127	Hannah Rainey	5	41	9.0	4.55	1	Scotland	Ireland	Desert Springs Cricket Ground, Almería	21 October 2023	Gaby Lewis Leah Paul Rebecca Stokell Ava Canning Georgina Dempsey	Lost	^[156]
128	Deepti Sharma (2/4)	5	38	10.0	3.80	1	India	Australia	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	30 December 2023	Ellyse Perry Beth Mooney Tahlia McGrath Georgia Wareham Annabel Sutherland	Lost	^[157]
129	Cara Murray † (2/2)	6	31	6.5	4.53	2	Ireland	Zimbabwe	Harare Sports Club, Harare	23 January 2024	Mary-Anne Musonda Kelis Ndhlovu Loreen Tshuma Precious Marange Nyasha Gwanzura Lindokuhle Mabhero	Won	^[158]
130	Sachini Nisansala †	5	28	5.5	4.80	2	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, Hambantota	21 June 2024	Zaida James Chinelle Henry Afy Fletcher Qiana Joseph Aaliyah Alleyne	Won	^[159]
131	Sophie Ecclestone (2/2)	5	25	9	2.77	1	England	New Zealand	New Road, Worcester	30 June 2024	Sophie Devine Brooke Halliday Lauren Down Izzy Gaze Molly Penfold	Won	^[160]
132	Lauren Bell †	5	37	9	4.11	1	England	New Zealand	Bristol County Ground, Bristol	3 July 2024	Sophie Devine Amelia Kerr Brooke Halliday Izzy Gaze Lauren Down	Won	^[161]
133	Annemijn van Beuge	5	37	9.5	3.76	1	Netherlands	Papua New Guinea	VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen	9 August 2024	Brenda Tau Lakshmi Rajadurai Kevau Frank Tanya Ruma Isabel Toua	Won	^[162]
134	Kate Cross † (3/3)	6	30	9.5	3.05	1	England	Ireland	Stormont, Belfast	7 September 2024	Una Raymond-Hoey Orla Prendergast Arlene Kelly Jane Maguire Alice Tector Aimee Maguire	Won	^[163]
135	Aimee Maguire †	5	19	3.5	4.95	1	Ireland	England	Stormont, Belfast	11 September 2024	Freya Kemp Paige Scholfield Kate Cross Mady Villiers Lauren Filer	Won	^[164]
136	Geetika Kodali †	5	43	10	4.30	1	United States	Zimbabwe	Harare Sports Club, Amstelveen	23 October 2024	Sharne Mayers Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano Runyararo Pasipanodya Christabel Chatonzwa Nomvelo Sibanda	Won	^[165]
137	Megan Schutt †	5	19	6.2	3.00	1	Australia	India	Allan Border Field, Brisbane	5 December 2024	Smriti Mandhana Priya Punia Richa Ghosh Saima Thakor Priya Mishra	Won	^[166]
138	Ashleigh Gardner	5	30	10	3.00	2	Australia	India	WACA Ground, Perth	11 December 2024	Smriti Mandhana Deepti Sharma Minnu Mani Saima Thakor Arundhati Reddy	Won	^[167]
139	Zaida James	5	45	8	5.62	1	West Indies	India	Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara	22 December 2024	Smriti Mandhana Jemimah Rodrigues Saima Thakor Titas Sadhu Renuka Singh Thakur	Lost	^[23]
140	Renuka Singh Thakur †	5	29	10	2.90	2	India	West Indies	Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara	22 December 2024	Hayley Matthews Deandra Dottin Aaliyah Alleyne Shabika Gajnabi Shemaine Campbelle	Won	^[23]
141	Deepti Sharma † (3/4)	6	31	10	3.10	1	India	West Indies	Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara	27 December 2024	Shemaine Campbelle Zaida James Chinelle Henry Aaliyah Alleyne Afy Fletcher Ashmini Munisar	Won	^[168]
142	Alana King (1/3)	5	46	8.2	5.52	2	Australia	England	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	17 January 2025	Danni Wyatt-Hodge Amy Jones Sophie Ecclestone Lauren Filer Charlie Dean	Won	^[169]
143	Fahima Khatun	5	21	8.5	2.37	2	Bangladesh	Thailand	Lahore City Cricket Association Ground, Lahore	10 April 2025	Chanida Sutthiruang Nannapat Koncharoenkai Nattaya Boochatham Suleeporn Laomi Onnicha Kamchomphu	Won	^[24]
144	Jannatul Ferdus	5	7	5	1.40	2	Bangladesh	Thailand	Lahore City Cricket Association Ground, Lahore	10 April 2025	Natthakan Chantham Phannita Maya Naruemol Chaiwai Aphisara Suwanchonrathi Sunida Chaturongrattana	Won	^[24]
145	Louise Little †	5	28	9.1	3.05	2	Ireland	Thailand	Lahore City Cricket Association Ground, Lahore	15 April 2025	Phannita Maya Onnicha Kamchomphu Thipatcha Putthawong Sunida Chaturongrattana Suwanan Khiaoto	Won	^[170]
146	Sneh Rana †	5	43	10	4.30	2	India	South Africa	R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	29 April 2025	Lara Goodall Chloe Tryon Nadine de Klerk Annerie Dercksen Tazmin Brits	Won	^[171]
147	Dewmi Vihanga	5	43	9	4.77	1	Sri Lanka	South Africa	R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	9 May 2025	Tazmin Brits Laura Wolvaardt Miane Smit Lara Goodall Sinalo Jafta	Lost	^[25]
148	Chloe Tryon †	5	34	8	4.25	2	South Africa	Sri Lanka	R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	9 May 2025	Hasini Perera Vishmi Gunaratne Dewmi Vihanga Sugandika Kumari Malki Madara	Won	^[25]
149	Linsey Smith	5	36	10	3.60	2	England	West Indies	County Ground, Derby, England	30 May 2025	Zaida James Shemaine Campbelle Mandy Mangru Jahzara Claxton Cherry-Ann Fraser	Won	^[172]
150	Kranti Goud	6	52	9.5	5.28	2	India	England	Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, England	22 July 2025	Tammy Beaumont Amy Jones Charlie Dean Alice Davidson-Richards Lauren Filer Lauren Bell	Won	^[173]
151	Nashra Sandhu †	6	26	9	2.88	1	Pakistan	South Africa	Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan	22 September 2025	Suné Luus Miané Smit Sinalo Jafta Anneke Bosch Chloe Tryon Nadine de Klerk	Won	^[174]
152	Annabel Sutherland	5	40	9.5	4.06	1	Australia	India	ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam, India	12 October 2025	Pratika Rawal Richa Ghosh Jemimah Rodrigues Kranti Goud Shree Charani	Won	^[175]
153	Suraksha Kotte †	5	20	10	2.00	1	United Arab Emirates	Papua New Guinea	Amini Park, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	13 October 2025	Brenda Tau Henao Thomas Erani Pokana Hollan Doriga Dika Lohia	Won	^[176]
154	Alana King † (2/3)	7	18	7	2.57	1	Australia	South Africa	Holkar Stadium, Indore, India	25 October 2025	Suné Luus Marizanne Kapp Annerie Dercksen Chloe Tryon Sinalo Jafta Masabata Klaas Nadine de Klerk	Won	^[33]
155	Marizanne Kapp (2/2)	5	20	7	2.85	2	South Africa	England	Assam Cricket Association Stadium, Guwahati, India	29 October 2025	Amy Jones Heather Knight Nat Sciver-Brunt Sophia Dunkley Charlie Dean	Won	^[177]
156	Deepti Sharma (4/4)	5	39	9.3	4.10	2	India	South Africa	DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai, India	2 November 2025	Sinalo Jafta Annerie Dercksen Laura Wolvaardt Chloe Tryon Nadine de Klerk	Won	^[178]
157	Amelia Kerr † (2/3)	7	34	9.1	3.70	1	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	University of Otago Oval, Dunedin, New Zealand	8 March 2026	Chiedza Dhururu Modester Mupachikwa Christabel Chatonzwa Adel Zimunu Nyasha Gwanzura Audrey Mazvishaya Tendai Makusha	Won	^[179]
158	Amelia Kerr † (3/3)	5	22	3.1	6.94	2	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	University of Otago Oval, Dunedin, New Zealand	11 March 2026	Christabel Chatonzwa Adel Zimunu Audrey Mazvishaya Tendai Makusha Nomvelo Sibanda	Won	^[180]
159	Ayabonga Khaka † (2/2)	6	56	10	5.60	1	South Africa	New Zealand	Hagley Oval, Christchurch, New Zealand	29 March 2026	Amelia Kerr Izzy Sharp Maddy Green Flora Devonshire Rosemary Mair Jess Kerr	Won	^[181]
160	Alana King † (3/3)	5	19	10	1.90	1	Australia	West Indies	Warner Park Sporting Complex, Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis	2 April 2026	Hayley Matthews Jannillea Glasgow Realeanna Grimmond Afy Fletcher Karishma Ramharack	Won	^[182]
161	Rosemary Mair	5	50	9.1	5.45	2	New Zealand	South Africa	Basin Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand	4 April 2026	Tazmin Brits Annerie Dercksen Anneke Bosch Chloe Tryon Ayanda Hlubi	Won	^[183]

List of five-wicket hauls in women's One Day International cricket

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Five-wicket hauls

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