Netherlands Women vs Australia Women Live Score, Match 14 of ICC Womens T20 World Cup

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Match 14, - Utilita Bowl

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Match Info

Series:	Women's T20 World Cup
Date:	Jun 20 2026, Sat - 03:00 PM (IST)
Country:	England
City:	Southampton
Venue:	Utilita Bowl
Toss:	-
Australia Women Squad:	-
Netherlands Women Squad:	-

Match Facts

Babette de Leede (99) and Robine Rijke (99) are set to become the first players to reach 100 women’s T20I appearances for the Netherlands; de Leede has scored 108 runs across her last three innings, while Rijke has scored at a strike rate of 107.4 in 2026 which is her second best rate in a calendar year (137.8 in 2024).
Sterre Kalis (1,971) is 29 runs away from becoming the first player to reach 2,000 runs for the Netherlands in women’s T20Is, a mark she’s reached in only one of her last 10 innings in the format.
Ellyse Perry (Australia) is set to become the first player to reach 50 appearances in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, while her 42 wickets at the tournament are the third-most of any player; in fact, only four players have played more games at the tournament than Perry (W39) has won (Suzie Bates – 42, Alyssa Healy – 42, Harmanpreet Kaur – 41, Sophie Devine – 40).
Georgia Wareham (Australia) has a bowling economy of 4.1 runs per over at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, the best rate of any player from Group 1; Wareham’s 78 career T20I wickets are the most of ay Australian bowler to have never taken more than three wickets in a single women’s T20I innings.
The Netherlands have lost seven of their 13 women’s T20Is in 2026, their second-most defeats in a calendar year and their most since 2019 (W5 L9 T1); though, they have scored runs at a rate of 6.7 runs per over in 2026 which is their third-highest rate in a calendar year.
The Netherlands have won only two of their last eight women’s T20Is in Europe after winning seven of their previous eight matches in the continent; they’ve lost their last four consecutive matches in Europe despite winning the toss on each occasion.
The Netherlands have lost eight of their last 10 women’s T20Is - including their last four in a row - after they had won eight consecutive matches prior to that; the last time they lost more consecutive matches was an eight-game stretch from August to September in 2019.
Australia are on a 13-game winning streak during the group stage of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, the longest such streak of any team in the history of the tournament; the last time they lost a group stage match to a team other than India was in 2016 against New Zealand.
Australia have won 23 of their last 26 women’s T20Is including their last five in a row and haven’t lost to a team other than India since the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, while they’ve also won 28 of their last 30 matches when they’ve batted second on the day.
This will be the first match between Australia and the Netherlands in women’s T20Is and their sixth meeting in women’s international cricket overall, with Australia winning each of their previous five ODI meetings by at least 10 wickets or 100 runs on each occasion.

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