Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026: Most Runs, Most Wickets, Highest Scores & Records

Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 – Latest Batting, Bowling and Team Records

The Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 tell the story of a tournament dominated by some outstanding individual performances and a few remarkably one-sided team displays. With the group stage now complete, Smriti Mandhana leads the run-scoring chart with 152 runs, while Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu is the leading wicket-taker with nine wickets.

India have produced some of the biggest numbers of the tournament. They finished Group A unbeaten, recorded the highest team total so far and registered the biggest victory by runs. Sri Lanka also completed a perfect group stage, winning all three matches in Group B.

The knockout picture is now set. India will face Bangladesh in the first semi-final on September 10, while Sri Lanka meet Pakistan on September 11. That means almost every major individual leaderboard can still change before the final on September 13.

Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 – Quick Overview

*Based on the current tournament statistical leaderboard.

With the group stage complete, India and Bangladesh now meet in the knockout round. See our India Women vs Bangladesh Women Semi-Final preview for the key player battles, recent form and match analysis.

Also Check – Pakistan Women vs India Women Standings 2026

Women’s Asia Cup Stats: Most Runs in 2026

The batting section of the Women’s Asia Cup Stats is currently controlled by India.

Smriti Mandhana is comfortably ahead with 152 runs from three innings, averaging 50.67 while striking at a remarkable 178.82. Her opening partner Shafali Verma is second with 104 runs.

Bangladesh’s Sobhana Mostary moved into third place with 77 runs after completing the group stage, followed by Pakistan opener Muneeba Ali on 73.

The gap at the top is significant. Mandhana has scored 48 more runs than second-placed Shafali.

But India’s biggest advantage is not just volume.

Mandhana has scored at 178.82, while Shafali’s strike rate is 176.27. The two highest run-scorers have therefore also been two of the fastest scorers among the tournament’s leading batters.

That combination helps explain why India’s batting has looked so difficult to contain.

Smriti Mandhana’s 124 Leads the Highest Scores List

No discussion of the Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 is complete without Mandhana’s extraordinary innings against Hong Kong, China.

The India opener smashed 124 from only 64 balls, helping India reach 193/5. The innings included 14 fours and seven sixes, and India eventually won the match by 137 runs.

Highest Individual Scores

Current statistical listings place Mandhana’s 124 comfortably at the top.

There was also a much bigger career milestone hidden inside that innings.

Mandhana passed Mithali Raj to become the highest run-scorer in women’s international cricket across formats.

That makes the 124 one of the defining performances of this Asia Cup rather than simply another century on a tournament stats page.

Women’s Asia Cup Stats: Most Wickets

The bowling race is considerably closer than the batting race.

Chamari Athapaththu leads the Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 most wickets table with nine wickets from three matches. India’s Deepti Sharma is just one behind with eight.

Three bowlers—Sree Charani, Marufa Akter and Nashra Sandhu—have seven wickets each.

This is arguably the leaderboard most likely to change during the semi-finals.

The reason is simple: all five leading wicket-takers are playing for teams that have qualified for the knockout stage.

Athapaththu’s advantage is only one wicket over Deepti and two over the next three bowlers.

One strong semi-final spell could completely rearrange the table.

Women’s Asia Cup Batting Stats – Average, Strike Rate, Fours and Sixes

Looking beyond total runs reveals why India’s opening pair has been so destructive.

Among the current leaders, Sri Lanka’s Harshitha Samarawickrama has the best batting average at 53.00, just ahead of Mandhana’s 50.67.

But when the focus shifts to scoring speed, India take control again.

Mandhana also leads the boundary charts with 20 fours, while Shafali is next with 12.

These numbers show something a basic runs table misses: India have not simply accumulated more runs—their leading batters have scored them unusually quickly.

Women’s Asia Cup Standings 2026 Updates

Bangladesh Women vs Sri Lanka Women Standings 2026

India Women’s National Cricket Team vs Hong Kong Women’s National Cricket Team Standings

 

India Dominate the Women’s Asia Cup Team Stats

Individual numbers are only part of the picture.

India’s Women’s Asia Cup Stats at team level are even more impressive.

Their 193/5 against Hong Kong is the highest total of the tournament so far. Hong Kong were then dismissed for 56, giving India a 137-run victory.

India completed Group A with:

3 matches – 3 wins – 0 defeats – 6 points – NRR +5.471

Sri Lanka were similarly flawless in Group B:

3 matches – 3 wins – 0 defeats – 6 points – NRR +2.730

Pakistan and Bangladesh finished second in their respective groups with four points each.

India’s +5.471 net run rate is particularly revealing. It shows that the team did not merely win three matches—they won decisively enough to create a huge separation from the rest of Group A.

Three Women’s Asia Cup Stats That Stand Out

152 – Mandhana’s run total

Smriti Mandhana has a 48-run advantage over the next batter.

That is a considerable lead after only three matches, particularly when combined with her strike rate of 178.82.

9 – Athapaththu’s wickets

Chamari Athapaththu is widely recognised for her batting, yet she enters the knockout stage as the tournament’s leading wicket-taker.

That makes her contribution to Sri Lanka’s unbeaten campaign particularly interesting.

137 – India’s biggest victory

India’s 137-run win over Hong Kong was not just another two points.

It was also India’s second-biggest victory by runs in women’s T20 internationals.

Together, these three numbers capture much of what has happened in the tournament so far: Mandhana’s batting dominance, Athapaththu’s all-round influence and India’s overwhelming team strength.

Bangladesh’s Qualification Changes the Stats Race

Bangladesh claimed the final semi-final place by defeating UAE by 34 runs in their last Group B match.

Bangladesh recovered from 55/6 to reach 103/7 before restricting UAE to 69/9. Sharmin Akhter scored 38, while Rabeya Khan took three wickets.

The result matters for the Women’s Asia Cup Stats race because Bangladesh now have another opportunity to add to their individual totals.

Sobhana Mostary enters the semi-final stage third on the run-scoring chart with 77 runs, while Marufa Akter has seven wickets.

Bangladesh therefore have representation near the top of both major leaderboards before facing India.

What Could Change in the Semi-Finals?

The current Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 should be viewed as a snapshot rather than the final leaderboard.

India face Bangladesh on September 10, followed by Sri Lanka against Pakistan on September 11. The winners meet in the final on September 13.

That creates an important statistical advantage: players who reach the final receive two more matches, while losing semi-finalists receive only one.

Mandhana’s 48-run lead gives her some breathing room in the batting race.

The bowling battle is far less secure.

Athapaththu has nine wickets, Deepti eight, and Sree Charani, Marufa and Nashra seven each. A single three-wicket performance could produce a new leader.

Women’s Asia Cup 2026 Semi-Final Schedule

The four semi-finalists are India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 – Who Leads Before the Knockouts?

The group-stage numbers leave two clear individual leaders.

Smriti Mandhana leads the batting charts with 152 runs, while Chamari Athapaththu leads the bowling charts with nine wickets.

India, however, own the strongest collection of team numbers. They have the tournament’s leading run-scorer, two of the top three wicket-takers, the highest team total and a massive +5.471 group-stage net run rate.

The knockout matches will decide whether those numbers translate into the title.

This Women’s Asia Cup Stats page will be updated after the semi-finals and final so that the most runs, most wickets, highest scores and key tournament records remain current.

Women’s Asia Cup Stats 2026 FAQs

Who has scored the most runs in Women’s Asia Cup 2026?

Smriti Mandhana is the leading run-scorer with 152 runs from three matches, followed by Shafali Verma with 104.

Who has taken the most wickets in Women’s Asia Cup 2026?

Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu leads with nine wickets, while India’s Deepti Sharma is second with eight.

What is the highest score in Women’s Asia Cup 2026?

Smriti Mandhana’s 124 against Hong Kong, China is the highest individual score of the tournament so far.

Which team has the highest total in Women’s Asia Cup 2026?

India’s 193/5 against Hong Kong, China is the highest team total so far. India won that match by 137 runs.

Which teams qualified for the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 semi-finals?

India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan qualified. India face Bangladesh in the first semi-final, while Sri Lanka play Pakistan in the second.

When will Women’s Asia Cup Stats be updated?

The statistics should be updated after each semi-final and again after the September 13 final because the leading run-scorer and wicket-taker tables can change during the knockout stage.

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Rajani Kant

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