Previous Winners of ICC Womens ODI World Cup
Since its commencement in the year 1973, the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup has been a pinnacle of women’s cricket. Three teams Australia, England, and New Zealand have claimed the title, with Australia leading the list of the past winners. Rivalries continue to shape thrilling future tournaments. Here is the list of the Previous Winners of ICC Womens ODI World Cup.
Australia (7 titles: 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2005, 2013, 2022)
Australia has dominated the Women’s ODI World Cup, winning seven titles. Their first victory came in 1978 against England, followed by triumphs in 1982 and 1988, both over England. In 1997, they defeated New Zealand, and in 2005, they beat India with Karen Rolton’s unbeaten 107.
The 2013 final saw them overpower West Indies by 114 runs. Their latest triumph in 2022 against England featured Alyssa Healy’s record 170. Australia’s consistent excellence, driven by stars like Belinda Clark and Meg Lanning, makes them the team to beat.
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England (4 titles: 1973, 1993, 2009, 2017)
England, with four titles, won the inaugural 1973 World Cup, defeating Australia. They claimed their second in 1993 against New Zealand, led by Karen Smithies. In 2009, they beat New Zealand, with Claire Taylor’s unbeaten 76 shining.
The 2017 title, won against India by nine runs, saw Anya Shrubsole’s six-wicket haul steal the show. England’s success stems from their strong domestic structure and players like Charlotte Edwards. Despite losses to Australia in three finals (1978, 1982, 1988), England’s resilience keeps them competitive, with hopes high for the 2025 tournament.
New Zealand (1 title: 2000)
New Zealand won their sole Women’s ODI World Cup in 2000, defeating Australia by four runs in a thrilling home final. Debbie Hockley’s 79 was pivotal. They reached finals in 1993 and 1997 but lost to England and Australia, respectively. Known for their competitive spirit, New Zealand’s 2000 triumph showcased their depth, with players like Anna Smith contributing.
Despite only one title, their consistent performances, including semi-final appearances, highlight their potential. With talents like Suzie Bates, New Zealand aims to reclaim glory in 2025, building on their legacy of disciplined cricket. With the upcoming ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 hosted by India, Indian women will be determined to claim their first ICC Silverware in history.
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