A historical curtain has officially fallen ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026and this International Cricket Council (ICC) The official team of the tournament has been revealed. Following a stellar campaign that culminated in a thrilling final at Lord’s, the tournament showcase highlighted both established global icons and breakout stars. Not surprisingly, the newly crowned champion, AustraliaLed the elite lineup after securing a record-extending seventh world title. The final eleven, along with a dynamic 12th player, features impressive representation from eight different competing nations, underscoring the rapidly increasing depth and global equality in the women’s game.
Australian stars dominate special side
Australia’s relentless pursuit of the trophy is heavily reflected in the selection panel’s final squad. Four Australian players earned their place in the prestigious lineup under the leadership of the left-handed orthodox maestro Sophie MolineuxWho was also given the responsibility of captaincy for this team. Molineux was the tactical heartbeat of the Australian bowling unit, taking 11 wickets at an extraordinary average of 14.72 to stifle opposition batsmen throughout the powerplay and middle overs.
Experienced wicketkeeper-batsman is also included with him beth mooneyWho was chosen Player of the Tournament. Mooney’s impeccable glovework and steady presence at the top of the order provided Australia with the ideal platform in high-pressure matches. Iconic all-rounder elise perry and deeply impactful Ashley Gardner The all-round Australian contingent proves once again why Australian stars remain the gold standard of international cricket.
Global stars are present in the top order
The batting department offers a masterclass in explosive hitting and calculated anchor roles. England’s opening batsman Danny Wyatt-Hodge Started fantasy lineup after finishing the tournament as the leading run-scorer with 302 runs. His ability to consistently dismantle the bowling attack in the first six overs set a strong pace for England throughout their campaign.
Supporting him in the upper-middle order is his teammate Nat Sciver-BruntWho enjoyed an extraordinary World Cup cycle. Sciver-Brunt displayed unmatched composure during a tense run chase, scoring 227 runs while maintaining a formidable batting average of 113.50. Irish Orla Prendergast He also achieved a well-deserved status as a leading all-rounder, taking 181 runs and 6 important wickets, cementing his reputation as one of Europe’s brightest cricketing talents.
Mr Charani highlights the combination as the only Indian player
While India’s overall campaign faced structural hurdles, the young left-arm spinner Sricharani Blue emerged as a big bright spot for women. The teenage spin prodigy stunned the world’s best batsmen and finished as the leading wicket-taker in the tournament with 14 wickets. His inclusion as the sole Indian representative is a testament to his accuracy, fluency and magnanimous nature on the biggest stage.
Lower-middle order honors celebrate inter-continental excellence.
Sri Lankan Nilakshika Silva and South Africa marijane kapp Recognized for his clutch, match-winning contributions during crucial group-stage fixtures. Meanwhile in Pakistan fatima sana He achieved the status of bowling all-rounder by displaying lethal fast bowling and taking 11 wickets in just five matches.
Scotland’s historic team finish darcy carterWas named as the 12th player. By scoring 208 with fearless intent, Carter became the first Scottish cricketer to be named in the ICC World Cup Team of the Tournament, a significant milestone for Associate cricket.
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ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 tournament squad
| player | Team | Performance in T20 World Cup |
|---|---|---|
| Beth Mooney(WK) | Australia | 7 matches, 238 runs, 47.60 batting average, 142.51 strike rate, 5 catches |
| Nat Sciver-Brunt | England | 4 matches, 227 runs, 113.50 batting average, 142.76 strike rate |
| elise perry | Australia | 7 matches, 198 runs, 49.50 batting average, 132.88 strike rate, 4 wickets, 7.50 bowling average |
| Orla Prendergast | ireland | 5 matches, 181 runs, 36.20 batting average, 125.69 strike rate, 6 wickets, 20.33 bowling average |
| Nilakshika Silva | Sri Lanka | 5 matches, 148 runs, 74.00 batting average, 121.31 strike rate, 1 wicket |
| marijane kapp | South Africa | 6 matches, 124 runs, 31.00 batting average, 142.52 strike rate, 8 wickets, 14.37 bowling average |
| ash gardner | Australia | 6 matches, 150 runs, 50.00 batting average, 170.45 strike rate, 3 wickets, 40.33 bowling average |
| fatima sana | Pakistan | 5 matches, 85 runs, 11 wickets, 11.27 bowling average, best bowling: 3/12 |
| Sophie Molineux (captain) | Australia | 7 matches, 11 wickets, 14.72 bowling average, 6.75 economy rate, best bowling: 2/6 |
| Sricharani | India | 5 matches, 14 wickets, 8.35 bowling average, 5.85 economy rate, best bowling: 4/19 |
| Darcy Carter (12th man) | scotland | 5 matches, 208 runs, 52.00 batting average, 111.82 strike rate |
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