Top Run Scorers in the Women's Cricket World Cup 2025
The Women's ODI Cricket World Cup 2025, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, ran from September 30 to November 2, showcasing some of the best talented batters worldwide.
Highest Run-Getter: Laura Wolvaardt
South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt led the charts with 571 runs from nine matches, setting a new record for the highest individual run tally in a single Women's World Cup edition.
"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."
Her remarkable performance included a standout 169 against England in the semi-finals, the highest individual score of the tournament.
Previous Records and Other Notable Performances
Wolvaardt surpassed Australian captain Alyssa Healy's previous record of 509 runs in the 2022 edition, where Healy averaged 56.55 runs across nine innings.
Australia's Ashleigh Gardner also impressed by scoring the first century of the tournament — an 83-ball 115 against New Zealand. In the same match, New Zealand’s Sophie Devine contributed with a rapid run-a-ball 112.
Key Highlights
- Laura Wolvaardt: 571 runs (9 matches), highest aggregate in a single Women's World Cup.
- Top individual innings: Wolvaardt’s 169 runs vs England (semi-finals).
- Alyssa Healy: Previous record 509 runs in 2022.
- Ashleigh Gardner: First century in 2025, 115 runs off 83 balls vs New Zealand.
- Sophie Devine: 112 runs in the same match against Australia.
"Australia’s Ashleigh Gardner hit the first century of the 2025 World Cup when she struck an 83-ball 115 against New Zealand."
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Author's summary: Laura Wolvaardt broke records as the top scorer in the Women's Cricket World Cup 2025, highlighting a tournament full of outstanding batting performances.
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