7 Highest Totals In Women’s ODI Cricket

7. Australia Women 412/3 vs Denmark Women, 16 Dec 1997, Mumbai: Belinda Clark smashed an unbeaten 229 off 155 balls, supported by strong starts from her opening partners, to help Australia post 412/3; Denmark were bundled out for just 49 as Australia won by 363 runs.
(PC: Cricket Australia)

6. Australia Women 412 vs India Women, 20 Sep 2025, Delhi: Australia powered to their joint highest total of 412/10 in 47.5 overs on Saturday in New Delhi, Beth Mooney leading the attack with a blazing century and Georgia Voll & Ellyse Perry giving solid contributions; India’s innings leaked runs under pressure and fell well short.
(Picture Credit: PTI)

5. New Zealand Women 418 vs Ireland Women, 10 Jun 2018, Dublin: Sophie Devine toppled scoreboards with a rapid 108 off 61 balls, Maddy Green provided support, New Zealand posted 418; Ireland collapsed for 112 (35.3 overs) as NZ won by 306 runs. (AFP Photo)

4. India Women 435/5 vs Ireland Women, 15 Jan 2025, Rajkot: Pratika Rawal (154) and Smriti Mandhana (135) both hit centuries as India carved out their biggest ever ODI total, 435/5; Ireland were dismissed for 131 (31.4 overs) and India won by 304 runs. (Credit: X/BCCIWomen)

3. New Zealand Women 440/3 vs Ireland Women, 13 Jun 2018, Dublin: Amelia Kerr (232 not out off 145) and Leigh Kasperek (113 off 105) smashed centuries to drive NZ to 440/3; Ireland limped to 135 all out (44 overs) with Kerr also taking 5-wickets and NZ winning by 305 runs.
(Photo by Rodger Bosch / AFP)

2. New Zealand Women 455/5 vs Pakistan Women, 29 Jan 1997, Christchurch: Maia Lewis scored 105 as New Zealand amassed 455/5; Pakistan had no answer, bowled out for just 47 in 23 overs and New Zealand won by a massive 408 runs, the largest margin by runs in women’s ODIs.
(PC: ICC)

1. New Zealand Women 491/4 vs Ireland Women, 8 Jun 2018, Dublin: Suzie Bates (151 off 94) and Maddy Green (122 off 77) piled up huge runs to give NZ the highest ever women’s ODI total of 491/4; Ireland were then dismissed for 144 (35.3 overs) and lost by 347 runs.(Photo by Giuseppe CACACE / AFP)