Most Winning Teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) Cricket (1973-2026)

Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket has gained significant popularity over the past few decades. Women's cricket teams from various countries have consistently proven their mettle by competing at the international level. The consistency and success of a team can be easily assessed based on the number of matches, win-loss ratio and winning percentage.

The Australian women's team has long dominated WODI cricket. On the other hand, teams including England, India, Bangladesh, Ireland, the Netherlands, and others have performed remarkably well within their capabilities. The table below summarizes the overall results of various teams in WODI history.

Table of Contents

• 1. Australia Women (1973-2026)
• 2. England Women (1973-2026)
• 3. India Women (1978-2026)
• 4. Bangladesh Women (2011-2026)
• 5. Ireland Women (1987-2025)
• 6. Netherlands Women (1984-2024)
• 7. Jamaica Women (1973-1973)
• 8. Denmark Women (1989-1999)
• 9. International XI Women (1973-1982)
• 10. Japan Women (2003-2003)
• Interesting facts about WODI
• Conclusion
• FAQ

WODI Results Summary

RankTeamSpanMatchesWonLostTiedTie+WTie+LNRW/LWin %1Australia Women1973-20263943166920074.52881.912England Women1973-2026421248156200151.58561.333India Women1978-202634518815020051.25155.584Bangladesh Women2011-202687265321060.51433.955Ireland Women1987-20251955613110070.42930.056Netherlands Women1984-2024114239000010.25520.357Jamaica Women1973-197351400000.25020.008Denmark Women1989-19993362700000.22218.189International XI Women1973-19821831400010.21417.6410Japan Women2003-200350500000.0000.00

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1. Australia Women (1973-2026)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Australian women's team is the most successful team in WODI history. They have played 394 matches between 1973 and 2026, winning 316, an 81.91% win rate. Their dominance is evidenced by only 69 defeats and a W/L ratio of 4.528. Australia is considered the benchmark for women's cricket due to its consistent success in major tournaments, including the World Cup.

2. England Women (1973-2026)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The England women's team is one of the most traditional teams in women's ODI cricket. Their long-standing consistency is reflected in 248 wins from 421 matches and a win rate of 61.33%. England has always been among the top teams due to its strong batting, effective bowling and well-developed cricket structure.

3. India Women (1978-2026)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Indian women's team has improved rapidly in the last two decades. 188 wins in 345 matches and a win rate of 55.58% highlight their competitive position. India has proven that they are one of the strongest women's cricket teams of the future by reaching multiple finals and semi-finals on the world stage.

4. Bangladesh Women (2011-2026)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Bangladesh women's team has gradually strengthened its position since its inception in WODI cricket in 2011. 26 wins in 87 matches and a win rate of 33.95% is positive for a developing team. In recent years, they have shown their ability by challenging the bigger teams.

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5. Ireland Women (1987-2025)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Ireland women's team has long been one of the strongest teams among the Associate Nations. Their international experience is reflected in 56 wins from 195 matches and a 30.05% win rate. They have consistently played competitive cricket despite limited opportunities.

6. Netherlands Women (1984-2024)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Netherlands women's team has been participating in international cricket since 1984. They have won 23 matches in 114 matches. They are one of the most well-known women's cricket teams in the European region and have the potential to improve further in the future.

7. Jamaica Women (1973-1973)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Jamaican women's team played only five WODI matches, winning one. Although their international presence was very limited, their contribution to the early development of Caribbean women's cricket was significant.

8. Denmark Women (1989-1999)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Denmark women's team played 33 WODI matches between 1989 and 1999. With 6 wins and an 18.18% win rate, they are known as one of the early participants in European women's cricket.

9. International XI Women (1973-1982)

The International XI Women's Team was formed for a special international occasion. Although it won 3 out of 18 matches, the team's main focus was to provide an opportunity for players from different countries to represent each other together.

10. Japan Women (2003-2003)

!Most winning teams in Women's One Day International (WODI) cricket

The Japanese women's team played five WODI matches in 2003. Although they did not win any matches, their participation was important in the expansion of women's cricket in Asia. Currently, Japan is working on various stages of developing women's cricket.

Interesting facts about WODI

• The Australian women's team is the most successful team in WODI history81.91% , winning 316 out of 394 matches and having a win rate of , which is much higher than any other team.
• The England women's team has played the most matches in WODI history.421 matches Between 1973 and 2026, they have played , the most in the format.
• The Indian women's team has reached the milestone of nearly 200 WODI wins.188 wins from 345 matches. They have become one of the most successful women's cricket teams in the world, with
• The Japanese women's team has yet to win a WODI match. Despite losing all five matches played in 2003 , the country has been consistently working towards the development of women's cricket.

Conclusion

Analyzing the history of women's One Day International cricket, it can be seen that Australia and England have dominated for a long time. India has also become one of the strongest teams in the world. On the other hand, teams like Bangladesh, Ireland and the Netherlands have been continuously improving with limited resources and strengthening their position in the international arena. In the future, the competition and popularity of women's cricket will increase further as more new countries join WODI cricket.

FAQ

Which is the most successful team in WODI history?

The Australian women's team is the most successful team in WODI history. As of 2026, they have won 316 out of 394 matches and have a win rate of 81.91%.

Which team has played the most matches in WODI?

The England women's team has played the most WODI matches, having participated in a total of 421 matches between 1973 and 2026.

What is the WODI record of the Indian women's team?

The Indian women's team has played 345 WODI matches. Out of these, they have won 188 matches, lost 150 and their win rate is 55.58%.

What is the WODI winning rate of Bangladesh women's team?

The Bangladesh women's team has played 87 WODI matches till 2026. They have won 26 matches and their win rate is 33.95%.

What does NR mean in WODI?

NR (No Result) refers to a match where the result of the match could not be determined due to rain, bad weather, or any other reason.

Who are the top three successful teams in WODI cricket currently?

The top three successful teams according to 2026 statistics are:

Australia Women

England Women

India Women

Which team is at the top of WODI in 2026?

As of 2026, the Australian women's team holds the top spot in WODI with the most matches won and the highest winning percentage. They maintain their position as the most successful team in the history of women's ODI cricket.

How is India's performance in WODI?

As of 2026, the India Women team has played 345 WODI matches and won 188 of them. Their win rate is 55.58% , which makes them one of the most successful women's ODI teams in the world.