Women’s T20 World Cup Winners List 2009 – 2025

Women's T20 World Cup Winners List

Similar to ICC Men’s T20 tournaments, the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is also a two-year international competition for women’s Twenty20 International Cricket. Cricket’s governing body – the International Cricket Council (ICC), organizes the event.

List of Women’s T20 World Cup Winners

YearWinnersRunner-upsHighlightsHost
2009EnglandNew ZealandEngland won by 6 wicketsEngland
2010AustraliaNew ZealandAustralia won by 3 runsWest Indies
2012Australia EnglandAustralia won by 4 runsSri Lanka
2014Australia EnglandAustralia won by 6 wicketsBangladesh
2016West IndiesAustralia West Indies won by 8 wicketsIndia
2018AustraliaEngland Australia won by 8 wicketsWest Indies
2020AustraliaIndiaAustralia won by 85 runsAustralia
2022
2023AustraliaSouth AfricaAustralia won by 19 runsSouth Africa
2024New ZealandSouth AfricaNew Zealand won by 32 runsUnited Arab Emirates

Also Read: Men’s T20 World Cup Winners

Women’s T20 World Cup Winners: A look through the years

The first edition in the History of the women’s T20 World Cup started in 2009. England was the host for the first edition. In the initial three tournaments, there were only eight teams, but the number is continuously rising to ten from the 2014 edition and onwards.

Australia has won the tournament 6 times by making themselves invincible in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup.

In 2020, the seventh edition of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup was held in Australia. It was scheduled from 21 February to 8 March 2020.

Melbourne Cricket Ground hosted the final on International Women’s Day. The host country won the title for 5th time by defeating India by 85 runs. Even after being beaten by Australia in the finals, it was a huge achievement for the team India. They qualified for the semi-finals for the first time in the history of the Women’s T20 World Cup.

Also Read: T20 World Cup History

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