Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Jemimah Rodrigues' World Cup Century and Historical World Cup Records
A young Indian cricket player named Jemimah Rodrigues played an amazing game, scoring 127 runs and not getting out!
This happened in Navi Mumbai.
Her team, India, also won their match against Australia, which means they will play in the final of the Women's World Cup against South Africa.
The article also looks back at all the teams that have won the Women's World Cup since it started in 1973.
England won the very first one!
Australia and England have won the most times.
It also mentions that women started playing cricket internationally a long time ago, even before men played the one-day version of the game.
Jemimah Rodrigues achieved a remarkable unbeaten score of 127 in a Women's World Cup match in Navi Mumbai.
India has reached the Women's World Cup 2025 final after defeating Australia, set to play South Africa.
The Women's Cricket World Cup first took place in 1973, with England as the host and winner.
Australia and England have historically dominated the Women's Cricket World Cup.
The first women's international cricket match was played in 1934 between England and Australia/New Zealand.
- Who
- Jemimah Rodrigues and historical Women's Cricket World Cup participants
- What
- Jemimah Rodrigues scored an unbeaten 127 in a Women's World Cup 2025 match, while India advanced to the final. The article also lists historical winners and runners-up of the Women's Cricket World Cup.
- When
- October 30, 2025 (Rodrigues' century and India's final qualification), 1973-2022 (historical World Cup records), 1934 (first international match), 1962 (first limited-overs match).
- Where
- DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai (Rodrigues' match), Various locations for historical tournaments.
- Why
- To highlight a significant individual achievement and provide a historical overview of the Women's Cricket World Cup.
- Jemimah Rodrigues' Score
- Unbeaten 127
- Venue
- DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai
- Event
- India's victory over Australia in the Women's World Cup 2025 final
- First Women's World Cup
- 1973
- First Women's International Match
- 1934 (England vs Australia/New Zealand)
- First Limited-Overs Cricket
- 1962 (England)
Sources
Did Alyssa Healy Announce ODI Retirement After WC Loss To India? 'I Won't Be...'
Jemimah’s mental resilience was exemplary; it was un-Australian from us to not be clinical: Healy
Women’s WC: ‘I used to call my mum and cry’, Jemimah opens up on battling anxiety during tournament
My only message was finish well, says India women’s team coach Amol Muzumdar
Women’s World Cup winners and runners-up full list: From 1973 to 2025, all records unveiled
