Most appearances in Women’s T20 Internationals

T20Is are the shortest format of cricket where a game is generally finished in about three-and-a-half hours. Despite the short length of the matches, the format requires a player to be at his 100% at all times as it can change in a split second. With the fitness demands of the format, playing over 100 matches in T20Is is a big achievement for any player.

There have been several players in Women’s T20Is who have breached the 100-match barrier and represented their nation for over 100 matches in the shortest format of international cricket. On that note, let’s take a look at the top three players with the most matches in women’s T20Is:

3. Danielle Wyatt

The English batter has played a whopping 141 matches in T20Is, scoring 2276 runs at an average of 21.07 and a strike rate of 124.43. She has scored ten fifties and two hundreds in her career. Wyatt has further smacked 265 fours and 33 sixes in her career unleashing her wrath on the opposition bowlers. She has been an integral part of the England team ever since her debut in 2010.

2. Suzie Bates

Making her T20I debut way back in 2006, the Kiwi batter has had an illustrious career spanning 23 years. The 35-year-old is the most prolific batter in Women’s T20Is, having scored 3820 runs in 143 matches at an average of 29.61. She has scored one hundred and 25 fifties in her career, clobbering 415 fours and 33 sixes.

1. Harmanpreet Kaur

Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur became the first player to play 150 T20Is as she took the field in India’s last group game against Ireland in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2023. She’s the fourth-highest run scorer in Women’s T20Is as she has amassed 3006 runs at an average of 27.83 and a strike rate of 105.75. She has one century and nine fifties to her name in her 13-year-long career. Harmanpreet is known for her fierce striking ability as she can launch the ball way back into the stands without any trouble.