Highest successful run chase in a Twenty20 International match (female)

The West Indies (213 for 3) beat Australia (212 for 6) with one ball to spare at the North Sydney Oval in Australia on 2 October 2023. Captain Hayley Matthews (132 off 64 balls) and Stafanie Taylor (59) produced a second-wicket partnership of 174 to see the visitors home.

England’s 199 for 3, chasing India’s 198 for 4 at Mumbai’s Brabourne Stadium on 25 March 2018, had been the highest successful run chase in women’s T20 Internationals (T20I).

The combined total of 425 runs scored by Australia and the West Indies in Sydney was the highest match aggregate in women’s T20Is, while Phoebe Litchfield’s 18-ball half-century for Australia, batting at No.6, equalled New Zealander Sophie Devine’s record for the fastest T20I fifty, set against India on 11 July 2015.