Women's T20I sides
- 1Australia
- Runs a match
- +21
- Batting
- 1st+14
- Bowling
- 1st+7
- ICC
- 1st
- 2India
- Runs a match
- +19
- Batting
- 2nd+14
- Bowling
- 2nd+5
- ICC
- 3rd
- 3England
- Runs a match
- +13
- Batting
- 3rd+11
- Bowling
- 5th+2
- ICC
- 2nd
- 4New Zealand
- Runs a match
- +1
- Batting
- 5th−2
- Bowling
- 4th+3
- ICC
- 4th
- 5South Africa
- Runs a match
- −1
- Batting
- 4th+5
- Bowling
- 9th−7
- ICC
- 5th
- 6Pakistan
- Runs a match
- −7
- Batting
- 8th−7
- Bowling
- 6th−1
- ICC
- 8th
- 7Sri Lanka
- Runs a match
- −8
- Batting
- 7th−6
- Bowling
- 8th−3
- ICC
- 6th
- 8West Indies
- Runs a match
- −9
- Batting
- 9th−8
- Bowling
- 7th−1
- ICC
- 7th
- 9Scotland
- Runs a match
- −14
- Batting
- 6th−4
- Bowling
- 10th−10
- ICC
- 11th
- 10Bangladesh
- Runs a match
- −14
- Batting
- 10th−17
- Bowling
- 3rd+3
- ICC
- 10th
On a neutral ground, a side 10 runs a match stronger wins about 67% of T20s.
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