ICC Women's Cricket World Cup

Every Women's Cricket World Cup champion since the inaugural 1973 tournament — the first-ever cricket World Cup of either gender, held two years before the men's.

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

13 seasons covered. Australia have won the most titles (7).

Champions

SeasonChampionRunner-upVenueResult
1973EnglandAustraliaEdgbaston, Birmingham (decisive match)England won the decisive match by 92 runs (279/3 to 187/9)
1978AustraliaEngland—Australia topped the round-robin table
1982AustraliaEnglandLancaster Park, ChristchurchAustralia won by 3 wickets
1988AustraliaEnglandMCG, MelbourneAustralia won by 8 wickets
1993EnglandNew ZealandLord's, LondonEngland won by 67 runs
1997AustraliaNew ZealandEden Gardens, KolkataAustralia won by 5 wickets
2000New ZealandAustraliaBert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New ZealandNew Zealand won by 4 runs
2005AustraliaIndiaSuperSport Park, Centurion, South AfricaAustralia won by 98 runs
2009EnglandNew ZealandNorth Sydney Oval, SydneyEngland won by 4 wickets
2013AustraliaWest IndiesBrabourne Stadium, MumbaiAustralia won by 114 runs
2017EnglandIndiaLord's, LondonEngland won by 9 runs
2022AustraliaEnglandHagley Oval, ChristchurchAustralia won by 71 runs
2025IndiaSouth AfricaDY Patil Stadium, Navi MumbaiIndia won by 52 runs

Notes, by season

SeasonNote
1973The first-ever cricket World Cup of either gender, predating the men's tournament by two years. No standalone final — the champion was decided by round-robin table position; the match shown here was the decisive final-round fixture. Organised by the International Women's Cricket Council and funded by businessman Sir Jack Hayward.
1978As in 1973, there was no standalone final — the champion was decided by round-robin standings.
2025India's maiden Women's Cricket World Cup title. Deepti Sharma and Shafali Verma were prominent in the win.

Franchise history

The 1973 and 1978 editions had no standalone final match — the champion was decided by round-robin table position, not a title decider.

Sources

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