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Australia vs Pakistan Women’s T20I Head-to-Head Records

PublishedJuly 2, 2026

Australia Women have completely dominated the Women’s T20I rivalry against Pakistan Women. 

The two teams have met 16 times in Women’s T20 Internationals. Australia Women have won 14 matches, while Pakistan Women have secured no victories. Two matches ended with no result due to rain.

Australia Women have recorded some of the biggest wins in the rivalry, including a dominant 9-wicket victory with 54 balls remaining at the 2024 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in Dubai and a massive 101-run win in North Sydney in 2023.

Pakistan Women have never defeated Australia Women in a WT20I match.

Australia Women vs Pakistan Women T20I Head-to-Head Record

Australia Women completely dominate the overall record against Pakistan Women, maintaining an undefeated streak. Out of 16 scheduled matches, Australia Women have won 14 times, with 2 matches ending in a No Result due to rain. Pakistan Women have yet to record a victory against Australia Women in this format.

Australia Women vs Pakistan Women T20I
Source – CricTracker

The table below shows the complete T20I head-to-head record between the two teams.

CategoryAustralia WomenPakistan Women
Matches Played1616
Won140
Lost014
No Result22
Win Percentage87.50%0.00%
Most Recent Win11 Oct 2024None
Biggest Win (Runs)101 Runs (2023)None
Biggest Win (Wickets)10 Wickets (2023)None

Australia Women lead the rivalry with 14 wins and hold an 87.50% win rate. Australia recorded their largest victory by runs in 2023, when they won by 101 runs at North Sydney.

Their largest victory by wickets came in Brisbane on 18 January 2023, when they defeated Pakistan Women by 10 wickets.

Australia Women vs Pakistan Women – WT20I Match Results 

The table below lists every Women’s T20 International (WT20I) match between Australia Women and Pakistan Women. It includes the winner, margin of victory, venue, match date, and tournament or series details. 

WinnerMarginVenue/GroundMatch DateTournament / Context
AUS Women9 wicketsDubai (DICS)11 Oct 2024ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
AUS Women8 wicketsHobart26 Jan 2023Bilateral Series
AUS Women8 wicketsNorth Sydney24 Jan 2023Bilateral Series
AUS Women101 runsNorth Sydney21 Jan 2023Bilateral Series
AUS Women10 wicketsBrisbane18 Jan 2023Bilateral Series
AUS Women8 wicketsBrisbane16 Jan 2023Bilateral Series
AUS Women44 runsBirmingham3 Aug 2022Commonwealth Games
No ResultRainBready23 Jul 2022Tri-Series
No ResultRainBready16 Jul 2022Tri-Series
AUS Women52 runsProvidence9 Nov 2018ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
AUS Women9 wicketsKuala Lumpur29 Oct 2018Bilateral Series
AUS Women6 wicketsKuala Lumpur27 Oct 2018Bilateral Series
AUS Women64 runsKuala Lumpur25 Oct 2018Bilateral Series
AUS Women94 runsSylhet29 Mar 2014ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
AUS Women25 runsGalle29 Sep 2012ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
AUS Women82 runsBasseterre3 May 2010ICC Women’s T20 World Cup

Australia Women have won every completed T20 match against Pakistan Women. The teams have played 16 times in this format. Australia won 14 of these games, and two matches ended with no result because of rain.

Australia won three consecutive matches in Kuala Lumpur during their 2018 series. They also won all five matches during Pakistan’s tour of Australia in early 2023. Their most recent win came at the 2024 World Cup in Dubai, where Australia won by 9 wickets.

Top Leading Run-Scorers in Australia Women vs Pakistan Women WT20I History

The Australia Women vs Pakistan Women T20I rivalry has witnessed several prolific batting displays, with a few star players consistently dominating the run-scoring charts.

Here are the leading run-scorers in the history of this head-to-head contest.

RankPlayerSpanMatchesRunsHighest ScoreAverageStrike Rate50s4s6s
1Elyse Villani2014–2018932090*53.33150.943482
2Alyssa Healy2012–2024132799031150.812434
3Beth Mooney2017–2024927875*46.33124.12341
4Meg Lanning2012–20231126056*37.14118.181323
5Bismah Maroof2012–20231223360*23.380.91210

The Australia Women and Pakistan Women rivalry has produced many memorable batting performances in T20I cricket. Over the years, several star players have played key roles for their teams and scored runs consistently in this contest.

At the top of the list is 320 runs by Elyse Villani, making her the highest run-scorer in Australia Women vs Pakistan Women T20I history. 

Alyssa Healy follows with 279 runs, while Bismah Maroof leads the Pakistani charts with 233 runs, highlighting her importance in this long-running rivalry.

Leading Wicket-Takers in Australia Women vs Pakistan Women Women’s WT20I

The Australia Women vs Pakistan Women rivalry has also featured several standout bowling performances, with bowlers often playing a decisive role in shaping the outcome of matches. 

Over the years, a few players have consistently troubled batters and built impressive wicket tallies in this head-to-head contest.

PlayerSpanMatBallsOversWktsBBIAveEconSR4W
Megan Schutt2014–20241122237163/1711.935.1613.80
Delissa Kimmince2014–2018813823103/2015.26.613.80
Ashleigh Gardner2018–20241016227103/1516.56.1116.20
Jess Jonassen2012–2023101742993/1114.114.3719.30
Sophie Molineux2018–202461202094/1410.224.613.31

Leading the list is Megan Schutt with 16 wickets, making her the most successful bowler in the rivalry. Delissa Kimmince and Ashleigh Gardner followed with 10 wickets each, underlining their impact and consistency across multiple encounters between the two sides. 

Conclusion: Australia Women Continue Their Dominance Over Pakistan Women in WT20Is

Australia Women won 14 of the 16 matches played between the two teams, while two matches ended with no result. Australia’s dominance is reflected in several commanding victories, including a 101-run win in 2023 and a 9-wicket victory at the 2024 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. 

Several Australian players have played key roles in maintaining this strong record. Elyse Villani leads the batting charts with 320 runs, while Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney also made significant contributions.

With the ball, Megan Schutt stands out as the leading wicket-taker with 16 wickets, ahead of Delissa Kimmince and Ashleigh Gardner, who claimed 10 wickets each. 

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