Sri Lanka Women

SL-W

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Matches: 396
Won: 135
Lost: 221
Win rate: 34%

All formats · 396 matches in the supplied record.

Recent form

10 matches in the available record

WPAK-WWomen T202 Aug 2026 LPAK-WWomen T204 Aug 2026 WUAE-WWomen T20I29 Aug 2026 WINA-WWomen T20I2 Sep 2026 WBAN-WWomen T20I6 Sep 2026 WPAK-WWomen T20I11 Sep 2026 LIND-WWomen T20I13 Sep 2026 WMAL-WWomen T20I18 Sep 2026 WPAK-WWomen T20I20 Sep 2026 LIND-WWomen T20I22 Sep 2026

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Recent results

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22 Sep 2026Women T20IAsian Games Women'sSri Lanka Women vs India WomenIndia Women won by 147 runsSL-W69/1015.4 ovIND-W216/320 ov 20 Sep 2026Women T20IAsian Games Women's Pakistan Women vs Sri Lanka WomenSri Lanka Women won by 8 wicketsPAK-W177/420 ovSL-W178/217.5 ov 18 Sep 2026Women T20IAsian Games Women'sMalaysia Women vs Sri Lanka WomenSri Lanka Women won by 86 runsMAL-W74/720 ovSL-W160/420 ov 13 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026India Women vs Sri Lanka WomenIndia Women won by 72 runsIND-W183/520 ovSL-W111/1020 ov 11 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Sri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenSri Lanka Women won by 4 wicketsSL-W134/618.4 ovPAK-W130/520 ov 6 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Sri Lanka Women vs Bangladesh WomenSri Lanka Women won by 4 wicketsSL-W115/619.2 ovBAN-W114/820 ov 2 Sep 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Sri Lanka Women vs Indonesia WomenSri Lanka Women won by 75 runsSL-W124/720 ovINA-W49/1018.3 ov 29 Aug 2026Women T20IWomen's Asia Cup 2026Sri Lanka Women vs United Arab Emirates WomenSri Lanka Women won by 9 wicketsSL-W80/17.5 ovUAE-W79/1019.5 ov 4 Aug 2026Women T20Pakistan Women tour of Sri LankaSri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenPakistan Women won by 4 wicketsSL-W113/620 ovPAK-W115/618.2 ov 2 Aug 2026Women T20Pakistan Women tour of Sri LankaSri Lanka Women vs Pakistan WomenSri Lanka Women won by 6 wicketsSL-W178/417.4 ovPAK-W175/520 ov

Squad

19 players

Chamari Athapaththu (C)Allrounder · Captain

Hasini PereraAllrounder

Nilakshi de SilvaAllrounder

Kavisha DilhariAllrounder

Inoka RanaweeraAllrounder

Sugandika KumariBowler

Hansima KarunaratneBowler

Kaushani NuthyanganaWicketkeeper · WK

Harshitha SamarawickramaBatsman

Imesha DulaniBatsman

Kawya KavindiBowler

Rashmika SewwandiAllrounder

Chethana VimukthiBowler

Malki MadaraBowler

Dewmi VihangaAllrounder Piumi Wathsala BadalgeAllrounder

Mithali AyodhyaBatsman

Nimasha MadushaniBowler Nimasha MeepageBatsman

About the team

Sri Lanka Cricket

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Origin (Late 1980s–1996) Women’s cricket in Sri Lanka began gaining formal traction in the late 1980s, largely driven by the enthusiasm of local clubs and schools. The foundation solidified with the formation of the Women’s Cricket Association of Sri Lanka (WCASL) in 1996. First Match Played (1997) Sri Lanka made its international cricket debut by hosting a three-match ODI series against the Netherlands. Their first-ever official international match was played on November 25, 1997, at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo. Under the captaincy of Vanessa Bowen, Sri Lanka lost the tightly contested encounter by just 10 runs, but went on to win the remaining matches to claim their historic first-ever series victory. They played their first-ever Test match the following year, defeating Pakistan in April 1998. Performance in ICC Tournaments Sri Lanka made its maiden appearance at the Women’s Cricket World Cup in 1997, finishing a commendable fifth out of 11 teams. Their historic high point came at the 2013 World Cup, where they pulled off massive upsets by defeating heavyweight nations England and India. Moreover, Sri Lanka has been a consistent participant in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup since the inaugural tournament in 2009. While they frequently challenged top-tier nations, they historically struggled to advance past the group stage into the semi-finals. The team has a proud history in the Women’s Asia Cup, finishing as runners-up in the first four editions of the tournament (2004, 2005–06, 2006, 2008), establishing themselves early on as a major regional force. Notably, in 2024, Sri Lanka claimed its maiden Women's Asia Cup championship in sensational fashion. They defeated a formidable Indian side in a historic tournament-winning victory under the captaincy of Chamari Athapaththu. Present Today, Sri Lanka women’s cricket is undergoing an exciting resurgence, emerging from the shadows of the traditional powerhouses.