Highest Team Totals in Pakistan Women’s ODI History
The Rise of Pakistan Women’s Cricket
The landscape of women’s cricket has evolved significantly over the last two decades, and the Pakistan Women’s team has remained a resilient force throughout. While the journey has seen its share of ups and downs, the team has consistently produced moments of brilliance that have left a mark on international record books. Most notably, the year 2026 emerged as a landmark period for the team, characterized by a batting revolution that saw them push boundaries and rewrite their own history.
A New Era of Batting Aggression
Recent performances, particularly during the home series against Zimbabwe, have demonstrated a newfound confidence in the Pakistan batting unit. The ability to post massive totals—once considered a rarity—has become a hallmark of their game. Let’s take a closer look at the four highest team totals achieved by the Pakistan Women’s cricket team in WODIs.
4. 330/5 vs. Zimbabwe (Karachi, 2026)
In the opening clash of the Zimbabwe Women’s tour of Pakistan in 2026, the hosts put on a clinical display at the Karachi Stadium. Pakistan posted a commanding 330/5, led by Sadaf Shamas’s graceful 98 off 130 balls. Complementing her were Gull Feroza and Sidra Amin, both of whom contributed crucial half-centuries. The total proved too much for the visitors; Zimbabwe collapsed under the mounting scoreboard pressure, eventually being bundled out for just 162. With Fatima, Tasmia Rubab, and Syeda Arooba sharing the bowling workload, Pakistan secured a dominant 168-run victory.
3. 335/3 vs. Ireland (Lahore, 2022)
Before the 2026 surge, a major milestone was set in 2022 during Ireland’s tour of Pakistan. In the first ODI at Lahore, Pakistan showcased their potential to dominate with the bat, putting up 335/3. The highlight of the match was a legendary opening partnership between Muneeba Ali and Ameen. While Muneeba scored a blistering century, Ameen anchored the innings with a magnificent 176* off 151 deliveries. Their 221-run partnership effectively took the game away from Ireland. The visitors struggled in their chase, ending at 207, handing Pakistan a 128-run win that served as a major psychological milestone for the side.
2. 343/4 vs. Zimbabwe (Karachi, 2026)
The Pakistan Women’s team proved that their first performance against Zimbabwe was no fluke. In the second ODI of the same series, they went even bigger, posting 343/4. This remains the second-highest total in their WODI history. The platform was built by an explosive opening stand of 189 runs, with both Sadaf Shamas and Gull Feroza scoring brilliant centuries. Sidra Amin added a rapid 59, while late-order contributions from Fatima Sana and Aliya Riaz ensured the team reached a formidable score. This collective batting masterclass effectively sealed the series and showcased the depth of the Pakistani batting order.
1. 345/10 vs. South Africa (Centurion, 2026)
Perhaps the most gut-wrenching yet impressive entry on this list is the 345/10 against South Africa in February 2026. Playing in the challenging conditions of Centurion, Pakistan faced a massive target after South Africa posted 361/8. Despite the intimidating chase, the Pakistan batters showed incredible spirit. Ayesha Zafar led the charge with a hard-hitting 75, supported by Sadaf Shamas (61) and a valuable half-century from Fatima Sana. Syeda Aroob and Diana Baig also chipped in with aggressive cameos. Although Pakistan fell just 16 runs short, reaching 345 remains the highest team total in their WODI history. It was a performance that underscored the team’s evolution and their refusal to back down against the world’s elite.
Conclusion
The recent trajectory of the Pakistan Women’s team suggests that these records are likely to be challenged again soon. By integrating new talent and maintaining an aggressive mindset, the team has proven that they belong among the upper echelons of international cricket. As fans continue to watch this exciting phase of the game, one thing is certain: Pakistan’s batting has entered a thrilling new chapter.
