Full List of Record-Breaking Achievements in India vs Australia Women’s World Cup 2025 Semi-Final

World Cup 2025: The second semi-final of the Women’s World Cup 2025 between India and Australia has grabbed the entire cricket world’s attention.

Jemimah Rodrigues’ unbeaten century, added with Harmanpreet Kaur’s 89-run knock, guided their team to chase a daunting target of 339 runs in less than 50 overs.

India accomplished the run chase conveniently, scoring 341/5 in 48.3 overs. This was indeed the highest successful run chase ever by any team in the history of the women’s ODI World Cup.

Not just once or two, but multiple records were shattered with India securing a spot in the title clash against South Africa on Sunday (November 02).

Let’s take a look at those noteworthy records broken during the semi-final of the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 between India and Australia.

Third Instance of 300+ Target Chased in Women’s ODI Cricket

After Sri Lanka and Australia, it’s now India that has joined the list as the third team to have accomplished a 300+ target in women’s ODI matches:

First Time 300+ Target Chased in Women’s World Cup Knockouts

Also, this was the first instance that a 300+ target was chased down by any team in the Women’s World Cup knockout. As a result, India surpassed New Zealand’s previous run chase record of 298 runs against South Africa in Auckland.

Second-Highest Aggregate in the History of Women’s ODI Cricket

The scores of Australia and India tallied upto 679, which is indeed the second-highest aggregate in the Women’s ODI cricket history:

Longest Winning Streak in Women’s World Cup ft. Australia

Australia’s 5-wicket loss to India in the recently concluded semi-final ended their 15-match unbeaten streak in the women’s World Cup. Nevertheless, this remains their joint longest winning streak in the tournament’s history, and here are the detailed stats:

Australia’s Record in Women’s World Cup Semi-Finals

Notably, Australia previously faced a defeat to India back in the Women’s World Cup 2017 semi-finals.

In other words, Australian women triumphed in 4 out of 6 matches in the WC semi-finals, including both their losses against India.

A Career Best and Maiden Century in the ODI World Cup

For the unversed, Jemimah Rodrigues scored her first-ever century in the Women’s World Cup. A stunning knock of 134-ball-127 runs, including 14 fours at a strike rate of 94.78, helped her conclude with her career best score in ODI cricket.

Youngest Cricketer to Record a Ton in a Women’s World Cup Knockout

Australian young opening batter Phoebe Litchfield bagged the headlines by creating a rare record of scoring a century in a women’s World Cup knockout match as the youngest player.

The 22-year-old amassed 119 runs out of 93 balls (including 17 fours and 3 sixes) at a strike rate of 127.96. She formed a 155-run partnership with Ellyse Perry that gave a solid start for her team to accumulate a 300+ total.

Highest Partnership vs Australia in Women’s ODI World Cup 

A 167-run partnership between Jemimah Rodrigues and Harmanpreet Kaur turned out to be the highest run stand for any wicket against Australia in the women’s World Cup. This was indeed the third-highest partnership by the duo of batters in a knockout match of the ODI World Cup.

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Highest Partnership for India in the World Cup Knockout Matches (Both Men’s and Women’s Cricket)

Combining the stats of both men’s and women’s cricket, Rodrigues and Harmanpreet created history by recording a 167-run partnership in the history of World Cup knockout matches.

The duo of right-handed batters outbeat their male counterparts’ record of 163 runs partnership between Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer back in the 2023 World Cup, and here are the detailed stats: