Mon 1 Feb 2027
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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup
The 50-over Women's World Cup. England have won it four times, most recently at Lord's in 2017.
The road ahead
England Women's World Cup matches
No Women's World Cup fixtures are confirmed yet, so these are England's next matches.
Wed 3 Feb 2027
Women's · T20I
Sri Lanka
England
Fri 5 Feb 2027
Women's · T20I
Sri Lanka
England
Thu 4 Mar 2027
Women's · ODI
Sri Lanka
England
Most recent
England Women's World Cup results
01
29 Oct 2025
ODI · ICC Women's Cricket World Cup · Semi-final
Assam Cricket Association Stadium, Guwahati
South Africa
319/7 (50 ov) – 194 (42.3 ov)
England
England lost
South Africa won by 125 runs
02
26 Oct 2025
ODI · ICC Women's Cricket World Cup · League stage
ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam
New Zealand
168 (38.2 ov) – 172/2 (29.2 ov)
England
England won
England won by 8 wickets
03
22 Oct 2025
ODI · ICC Women's Cricket World Cup · League stage
Holkar Stadium, Indore
England
244/9 (50 ov) – 248/4 (40.3 ov)
Australia
England lost
Australia won by 6 wickets
04
19 Oct 2025
ODI · ICC Women's Cricket World Cup · League stage
Holkar Stadium, Indore
India
284/6 (50 ov) – 288/8 (50 ov)
England
England won
England won by 4 runs
05
15 Oct 2025
ODI · ICC Women's Cricket World Cup · League stage
R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
England
133/9 (31 ov) – 34/0 (6.4 ov)
Pakistan
England drew
No result
The story so far
England and the Women's World Cup
England Women have won the 50-over World Cup four times in the 13 editions on our records: at home in 1973 and 1993, in Australia in 2009, and at Lord's in 2017 under Mark Robinson, when they won eight of their nine matches. They have also been runners-up four times, in 1978, 1982, 1988 and 2022, and finished third in India in 2013. In 12 of the 13 tournaments England finished in the top four, the one exception coming in 2000.
The harder stretches have been the waits between titles rather than outright slumps. After the opening win of 1973, England finished second at three successive tournaments, in 1978, 1982 and 1988, before winning again on home soil in 1993. The 16 years that followed brought semi-final exits in India in 1997 and South Africa in 2005 either side of the one genuine low, a group-stage departure in New Zealand in 2000 with three wins from seven. The 2009 title in Australia, with six wins from seven, ended that wait.
Since the 2017 triumph, England have stayed in contention without adding a fifth title. They reached the final in New Zealand in 2022, finishing runners-up after five wins and four defeats, and the most recent edition, in India and Sri Lanka in 2025, ended in the semi-finals under Charlotte Edwards after five wins from eight matches. That keeps intact England's run of top-four finishes at every tournament since the 2000 group-stage exit.
England's past performance
Timeline
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Semi-finals
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Runners-up
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Winners
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Third place
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Winners
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Semi-finals
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Group stage
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Semi-finals
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Runners-up
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Runners-up
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Runners-up
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Winners
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