Most Runs in ICC Women’s World Cup History

In the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, some batswomen really stand out for their consistency. These players aren’t just team members, they’re game-changers that other teams fear to face.

The top Run-scorers in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup:

1. Suzie Bates (New Zealand Women)

Suzie Bates of the White Ferns has had a great run in the tournament. In 26 innings she has scored 1179 runs, averaging 56.14. Four centuries and five half-centuries. In 2009 she scored her highest 168 against Pakistan Women. She’s that strong and reliable.

2. Charlotte Edwards (England Women)

Charlotte Edwards has made a big impact in the World Cup. In 28 innings she scored 1231 runs, averaging 53.52. Four centuries and seven half-centuries. In 1997 she scored 173 not out against Ireland Women. She’s consistent and can score big.

3. Janette Brittin (England Women)

Janette Brittin was a key player adding to the team’s strength. In 35 innings she scored 1299 runs, averaging 43.30. Four centuries and three half-centuries. Her highest was 138 not out against International XI Women in 1982. She was known for her strong technique and mental toughness.

4. Mithali Raj (India Women)

Mithali Raj is second in the list of most runs in Women’s ODI World Cup. In 36 innings she scored 1321 runs, averaging 47.17. Two centuries and 11 half-centuries. In 2017 she scored her highest 109 against New Zealand Women. She showed her skill and staying power.

5. Debbie Hockley (New Zealand Women)

Debbie Hockley is at the top as the only batter to score over 1500 runs in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. In 43 innings she scored 1501 runs, averaging 42.88. Two centuries and 10 half-centuries. Long term consistency and match winning innings has made her a benchmark in the tournament’s history.

Most runs in Women’s World Cup