The highest individual scores in women's T20

When it comes to sheer batting dominance in women's T20 cricket, few innings sit taller than Lizelle Lee's 150 from just 75 balls in 2024. Struck at exactly 200.00, it remains the highest individual score in this dataset, a knock that blended endurance with relentless power across three-quarters of an innings.

Yet the most explosive score belongs to Alyssa Healy, whose 148 off 61 balls in 2019 came at a staggering strike rate of 242.62 — the fastest scoring rate among all these mammoth innings. Not far behind on the strike-rate charts is Grace Harris, whose 136 from 59 deliveries in 2023 raced along at 230.51, the second-quickest tempo on the list.

The one name that appears more than once is Meg Lanning, underlining her status as a serial big-score maker. Her 135 off 74 balls in 2025 (182.43) and her 133 from 63 balls in 2019 (211.11) both feature, the earlier innings the more ferocious of the two.

Hayley Matthews joined the 130-plus club with 132 off 64 balls in 2023, hitting at 206.25, while Laura Wolvaardt's 126 from 62 balls in 2026 kept the tempo high at 203.23. The 2018 season contributed a matching pair of 124s: Suzie Bates from 66 balls at 187.88 and Danielle Wyatt from 64 balls at 193.75.

Rounding out the top ten is Gaby Lewis, whose 119 off 75 balls in 2024 came at 158.67 — the most measured strike rate here, proving that even a comparatively steadier tempo can produce a monster total when the innings runs long.

Across these ten knocks, the theme is clear: strike rates soaring past 180 and, for the very best, beyond 200. Healy, Harris and Lanning show that the ceiling in women's T20 keeps rising.