Indian women's team record in ODI World Cup

Overview

• Indian Women have been a part of every ODI World Cup from 1978 to 2022
• The Indian Women's team's best results have been as runner-ups in 2005 and 2017, respectively
• The Indian Women's team have 37 wins, 31 losses, a tie, and 3 No Results in 72 matches in the ODI World Cup

Indian Women have been a part of every ODI World Cup from 1978 to 2022. While they did not take part in the inaugural edition of the Women's World Cup in 1973, the Indian Women have been an integral part of the Cricket World Cup from 1978. In the most recent Women's Cricket World Cup in 2022, India just missed out of a qualification to the semifinal.

The Indian Women have played 72 matches in the ODI World Cup. In as many matches, the Indian Women's team have 37 wins, 31 losses, a tie, and 3 No Results. The Indian Women's team's best results have been as runner-ups in 2005 and 2017, respectively. 

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In 1978, India earned a qualification for being the hosts of the 4-team tournament. India lost all of their 3 matches and ended last. The following edition in 1982, India won 4 and lost 8 matches to finish fourth among the five teams. While India didn't participate in 1988, they finished fourth of the eight teams in 1993.

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In 1997, India hosted the tournament and finished fourth among the 11 teams. In the following edition in 2000, India finished third among the eight teams. In 2009, India finished third in the Super 6 stage and just missed out of making it to the final.

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In 2013, India had a bad performance, as they finished seventh among the eight teams despite being hosts. In the most recent tournament in 2022, India finished fifth among the eight teams and lost a thrilling match when they had to win to qualify. In 2025, India will host the tournament and will be eyeing to win their maiden title.