Cricket team · England

England Women

ENG-W

Matches: 247
Won: 166
Lost: 62
Win rate: 67%

T20 · 247 matches in the supplied record.

Recent form

6 T20 matches in the available record

WIRE-WWomen T2016 Jun 2026 WSCO-WWomen T2020 Jun 2026 WWI-WWomen T2024 Jun 2026 WNZ-WWomen T2027 Jun 2026 WSA-WWomen T202 Jul 2026 LAUS-WWomen T205 Jul 2026

Upcoming matches

T20 · Available fixtures

No T20 fixtures are available in this team record. Browse all formats or all fixtures.

Recent results

T20 · Available match record

5 Jul 2026Women T20ICC Women's T20 World CupAustralia Women vs England WomenAustralia Women won by 7 wicketsAUS-W153/317.1 ovENG-W150/420 ov 2 Jul 2026Women T20ICC Women's T20 World CupEngland Women vs South Africa WomenEngland Women won by 40 runsENG-W169/520 ovSA-W129/820 ov 27 Jun 2026Women T20ICC Women's T20 World CupEngland Women vs New Zealand WomenEngland Women won by 9 wicketsENG-W164/117.2 ovNZ-W163/620 ov 24 Jun 2026Women T20ICC Women's T20 World CupEngland Women vs West Indies WomenEngland Women won by 38 runsENG-W186/720 ovWI-W148/520 ov 20 Jun 2026Women T20ICC Women's T20 World CupEngland Women vs Scotland WomenEngland Women won by 38 runsENG-W200/520 ovSCO-W162/720 ov 16 Jun 2026Women T20ICC Women's T20 World CupEngland Women vs Ireland WomenEngland Women won by 4 wicketsENG-W119/617.3 ovIRE-W118/920 ov

About the team

England and Wales Cricket Board

Read full biographyClose biography

Origin (1926) The formal organisation of women’s cricket in England began with the establishment of the Women’s Cricket Association (WCA) in 1926, founded by a group of enthusiasts following a cricket holiday in Malvern. The association grew rapidly, affiliating dozens of clubs and schools over the next few years. This foundational work by the WCA laid the groundwork for assembling England’s first national women’s cricket team. First Match Played (1934) England, also known as the Lionesses, played its first-ever international match during their inaugural tour of Australia and New Zealand. Captained by Betty Archdale, England faced Australia in the first-ever women’s Test match from December 28-31, 1934, at the Exhibition Ground in Brisbane. England won the historic debut match by 9 wickets, spearheaded by all-rounder Myrtle Maclagan’s remarkable bowling figures of 7/10 in the first innings. Maiden ICC Trophy Win (1973) England won the inaugural Women’s Cricket World Cup in 1973, a tournament they hosted. Spearheaded by captain Rachael Heyhoe Flint, England defeated Australia by 135 runs in the final match at Edgbaston on July 28, 1973, to become the first-ever World Champions of cricket, two years before the men’s tournament was established. Building on this legacy of historic firsts, England also won the inaugural ICC Women’s T20 World Cup when the format was introduced in 2009. Playing on home soil once again, they defeated New Zealand by 6 wickets at Lord’s on June 21, 2009, capturing the first-ever global silverware for the T20 format. Led by stars like Nat Sciver-Brunt, Sophie Ecclestone, and Danni Wyatt-Hodge, the team hosted the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, breaking attendance and viewership records and showcasing their dominance by reaching the World Cup Final before a sellout crowd at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Present Today, England stands as one of the premier global powerhouses in women’s cricket, consistently holding the No.