Most Runs in the Women's Cricket World Cup 2025
The ICC Women's ODI Cricket World Cup 2025 took place from September 30 to November 2, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka. This premier ODI tournament showcased the best female cricketers from around the world.
Top Run Scorers
-
Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa)
With 571 runs in nine matches, Wolvaardt claimed the title of highest run-scorer in the tournament, setting a new record for most runs in a single World Cup edition.
She smashed 169 against England in the semi-finals — the highest individual score of the 2025 Women’s World Cup.
-
Alyssa Healy (Australia)
The previous record holder from the 2022 edition, Healy scored 509 runs in nine innings at an average of 56.55, finishing as the leading run-getter in that tournament.
-
Ashleigh Gardner (Australia)
Gardner hit the tournament’s first century in 2025, an 83-ball 115 against New Zealand.
-
Sophie Devine (New Zealand)
In the same match against Australia, Devine scored a rapid 112 runs from 112 balls.
“With 571 runs from nine matches, South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt finished as the player with the most runs in the Women's Cricket World Cup 2025.”
Summary
The 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup highlighted exceptional batting talent worldwide, with Laura Wolvaardt setting a new high for runs scored in a single tournament.
Would you like the summary to be more detailed or more concise?More News
- In Pictures: The Best Images from Abu Dhabi 2025
- Metallica Turn Etihad Park Into a Hometown Show
- Princess of Wales Hosts Christmas Carol Service at Westminster Abbey
- IOC Coordination Commission completes first venue visit for French Alps 2030 – where sports heritage meets the future of the Olympic Winter Games
- Eugenie sends message to Kate after she and sister Beatrice decline invitation to royal Christmas Carol Concert
- Publication of Honduran election results halted, official says
- Etihad Airways double sa fréquence Abou Dhabi-Genève et déploie son A321LR sur la desserte suisse
- Prince William and Family Dress Up for a Service at Westminster Abbey, Plus Rihanna, A$AP Rocky, James Cameron and More
- Members of the Royal Family arrived at Westminster Abbey
- Millions of Perrier bottles blocked in south of France over bacteria concerns