List of women's Twenty20 International cricket hat-tricks

A hat-trick in cricket is when a bowler takes three wickets in consecutive deliveries, dismissing three different batsmen. It is a relatively rare event in Women's Twenty20 International (WT20I) cricket with only 51 occurrences in over 2,300 matches.^[1]

The first hat-trick in WT20Is was taken by Asmavia Iqbal of Pakistan, playing against England in Loughborough on 5 September 2012.^[2]

Hat-tricks by national team

T20I hat-tricks by team

Team	Hat-tricks
Thailand	4
Hong Kong	3
West Indies
Zimbabwe
Nepal
United Arab Emirates
Bangladesh
Australia	2
England
Germany
Japan
Jersey
Nigeria
Pakistan
Uganda
Austria	1
Botswana
Brazil
India
Isle of Man
Kenya
Myanmar
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Rwanda
South Africa
Sweden
Vanuatu
Total	51

Key

Key

	Hat-trick taken in a World Cup match
(b)	Bowled
(c)	Caught
(c b)	Caught and bowled
(lbw)	Leg before wicket
(st)	Stumped
†	Wicket-keeper
Result	Result for the team for which the hat-trick was taken

Hat-tricks

Women's Twenty20 International cricket hat-tricks^[1]

No.	Bowler	For	Against	Inn.	Batters dismissed	Venue	Date	Result	Ref.
1	Asmavia Iqbal	Pakistan	England	1	Sarah Taylor (lbw) Arran Brindle (b) Danielle Wyatt (c sub)	Haslegrave Ground, Loughborough	5 September 2012	Lost	[3]
2	Ekta Bisht	India	Sri Lanka	1	Dilani Manodara (c Nagarajan Niranjana) Yasoda Mendis (c & b) Eshani Lokusuriyage (c Jhulan Goswami)	Nondescripts Cricket Club Ground, Colombo	3 October 2012	Won	[4]
3	Marizanne Kapp	South Africa	Bangladesh	1	Rumana Ahmed (c †Trisha Chetty) Ritu Moni (b) Fahima Khatun (b)	Senwes Park, Potchefstroom	14 September 2013	Won	[5]
4	Natalie Sciver	England	New Zealand	2	Maddy Green (c Holly Colvin) Erin Bermingham (b) Frances Mackay (lbw)	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	22 October 2013	Won	[6]
5	Sana Mir	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	2	Ama Kanchana (b) Maduri Samuddika (lbw) Inoka Ranaweera (lbw)	Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah	16 January 2015	Won	[7]
6	Anna Peterson	New Zealand	Australia	2	Jess Jonassen (c Katie Perkins) Alyssa Healy (c Maddy Green) Megan Schutt (c Suzie Bates)	Kardinia Park, Geelong	19 February 2017	Won	[8]
7	Megan Schutt	Australia	India	2	Smriti Mandhana (b) Mithali Raj (b) Deepti Sharma (c Amanda-Jade Wellington)	Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai	26 March 2018	Won	[9]
8	Fahima Khatun	Bangladesh	United Arab Emirates	2	Udeni Dona (c Rumana Ahmed) Esha Rohit (c Nahida Akter) Kavisha Egodage (lbw)	Sportpark Maarschalkerweerd, Utrecht	10 July 2018	Won	[10]
9	Anisa Mohammed1	West Indies	South Africa	1	Marizanne Kapp (st †Merissa Aguilleira) Saarah Smith (b) Masabata Klaas (c Hayley Matthews)	Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba	28 September 2018	Won	[11]
10	Anya Shrubsole	England	South Africa	1	Shabnim Ismail (b) Masabata Klaas (c Tammy Beaumont) Yolani Fourie (b)	Darren Sammy Cricket Ground, Gros Islet	16 November 2018	Won	[12]
11	Chanida Sutthiruang	Thailand	China	1	Caiyun Zhou (b) Zheng Lili (b) Huang Zhuo (lbw)	Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok	18 February 2019	Won	[13]
12	Rubina Belbashi	Nepal	Kuwait	2	Khadija Khalil (b) Madeeha Zuberi (b) Zeefa Jilani (b)	Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok	27 February 2019	Won	[14]
13	Blessing Etim	Nigeria	Mozambique	1	Rosalia Haiong (b) Palmira Cuinica (b) Olga Mondlane (c †Oyewole Oyronke)	Old Hararians, Harare	6 May 2019	Won	[15]
14	Concy Aweko (1/2)	Uganda	Kenya	2	Venasa Ooko (lbw) Esther Wachira (st †Kevin Awino) Mercyline Ochieng (st †Kevin Awino)	Old Hararians, Harare	8 May 2019	Won	[16]
15	Onnicha Kamchomphu (1/2)	Thailand	Ireland	1	Laura Delany (c †Nannapat Koncharoenkai) Eimear Richardson (c & b) Sophie MacMahon (b)	Sportpark Het Schootsveld, Deventer	13 August 2019	Won	[17]
16	Kary Chan (1/2)	Hong Kong	China	2	Huang Zhuo (c Mariko Hill) Wu Juan (b) Li Haoye (lbw)	Yeonhui Cricket Ground, Incheon	19 September 2019	Won	[18]
17	Anjali Chand	Nepal	Maldives	1	Eashal Ibrahim (c Rubina Belbashi) Kinaanath Ismail (st †Mamta Chaudhary) Shamma Ali (b)	Pokhara Stadium, Pokhara	2 December 2019	Won	[19]
18	Anne Bierwisch	Germany	Austria	1	Jo-Antoinette Stiglitz (c Christina Gough) Priya Sabu (b) Sylvia Kailath (b)	Seebarn Cricket Ground, Lower Austria	13 August 2020	Won	[20]
19	Anuradha Doddaballapur	Germany	Austria	2	Jo-Antoinette Stiglitz (c Janet Ronalds) Tugce Kazanci (b) Anisha Nookala (b) Priya Sabu (b)	Seebarn Cricket Ground, Lower Austria	14 August 2020	Won	[21]
20	Stafanie Taylor	West Indies	Pakistan	1	Fatima Sana (lbw) Diana Baig (st Kycia Knight) Anam Amin (b)	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua	4 July 2021	Won	[22]
21	Shameelah Mosweu	Botswana	Mozambique	2	Tania Chiracheque (b) Alcinda Cossa (b) Rosalia Haiong (b) Isabel Chuma (b)	Botswana Cricket Association Oval, Gaborone	10 September 2021	Won	[23]
22	Concy Aweko (2/2)	Uganda	Cameroon	2	Maeva Douma (c Prosscovia Alako) Michele Ekani (b) Marguerite Bessala (c Janet Mbabazi)	Botswana Cricket Association Oval, Gaborone	12 September 2021	Won	[24]
23	Laura Cardoso	Brazil	Canada	2	Hala Azmat (b) Hiba Shamshad (b) Sana Zafar (c Roberta Moretti Avery)	Reforma Athletic Club, Naucalpan	25 October 2021	Won	[25]
24	Lavanya Keny	United Arab Emirates	Saudi Arabia	1	Emaan Ejaz (b) Simrah Mirza (st †Theertha Satish) Khazaima (c Vaishnave Mahesh)	Oman Cricket Academy Ground Turf 2, Muscat	24 March 2022	Won	[26]
25	Lillian Udeh	Nigeria	Ghana	1	Miriam Eshun (b) Rhyda Ofori (lbw) Rozabel Asumadu (c b)	Tafawa Balewa Square Cricket Oval, Lagos	1 April 2022	Won	[27]
26	Nomvelo Sibanda	Zimbabwe	Namibia	1	Jurriene Diergaardt (b) Kayleen Green (b) Sune Wittmann (c Modester Mupachikwa)	Trans Namib Ground, Windhoek	26 April 2022	Won	[28]
27	Mary Mwangi	Kenya	Botswana	2	Goabilwe Matome (lbw) Tuelo Shadrack (lbw) Oratile Kgeresi (b)	IPRC Cricket Ground, Kigali	9 June 2022	Won	[29]
28	Hollan Doriga	Papua New Guinea	Fiji	2	Ateca Kainoco (b) Maeavhanisi Erasito (c Vicky Araa) Melaia Biu (lbw)	Ground 2, Independence Park, Port Vila	3 October 2022	Won	[30]
29	Fariha Trisna (1/2)	Bangladesh	Malaysia	2	Winifred Duraisingham (b) Mas Elysa (lbw) Mahirah Izzati Ismail (b)	Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Sylhet	6 October 2022	Won	[31]
30	Heather Graham	Australia	India	2	Devika Vaidya (st †Beth Mooney) Radha Yadav (b) Renuka Singh (b)	Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai	20 December 2022	Won	[32]
31	Henriette Ishimwe	Rwanda	Ghana	2	Rozabel Asumadu (b) Ivy Yeboah (b) Emmanuella Nyaaba (b)	Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos	27 March 2023	Won	[33]
32	Audrey Mazvishaya	Zimbabwe	Thailand	2	Rosenan Kanoh (c Josephine Nkomo) Suleeporn Laomi (b) Onnicha Kamchomphu (st †Pellagia Mujaji)	Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok	25 April 2023	Won	[34]
33	Khushi Sharma	United Arab Emirates	Uganda	2	Stephani Nampiina (b) Phiona Kulume (b) Evelyn Anyipo (b)	United Ground, Windhoek	25 April 2023	Won	[35]
34	Hayley Matthews	West Indies	Ireland	1	Rebecca Stokell (b) Arlene Kelly (c Afy Fletcher) Ava Canning (b)	Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, Gros Islet	08 July 2023	Won	[36]
35	Thipatcha Putthawong	Thailand	Netherlands	1	Phebe Molkenboer (b) Mikkie Zwilling (b) Hannah Landheer (b) Caroline de Lange (b)	Sportpark Maarschalkerweerd, Utrecht	14 July 2023	Won	[37]
36	Kary Chan (2/2)	Hong Kong	Japan	1	Meg Ogawa (b) Shrunali Ranade (b) Nonoha Yasumoto (c † Hiu Ying Cheung)	Hong Kong Cricket Club, Wong Nai Chung Gap	15 November 2023	Won	[38]
37	Iqra Sahar	Hong Kong	Nepal	1	Samjhana Khadka (st † Hiu Ying Cheung) Kajal Shrestha (c † Hiu Ying Cheung) Indu Barma (b)	Hong Kong Cricket Club, Wong Nai Chung Gap	16 November 2023	Won	[39]
38	Precious Marange	Zimbabwe	Uganda	1	Concy Aweko (lbw) Irene Alumo (c †Chiedza Dhururu) Evelyn Anyipo (c †Chiedza Dhururu)	Entebbe Cricket Oval, Entebbe	17 December 2023	Won	[40]
39	Ahilya Chandel	Japan	China	2	Han Lili (c Haruna Iwasaki) Mengting Liu (b) Xu Qian (b) Yang Yu Xuan (lbw)	Royal Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur	11 February 2024	Won	[41]
40	Heena Hotchandani	United Arab Emirates	Indonesia	2	Ni Luh Dewi (lbw) Maria Corazon (b) Mia Arda (lbw)	UKM-YSD Cricket Oval, Bangi	14 February 2024	Won	[42]
41	Sita Rana Magar	Nepal	Kuwait	1	Priyada Murali (lbw) Maryam Omar (st †Kajal Shrestha) Amna Tariq (lbw)	UKM-YSD Cricket Oval, Bangi	14 February 2024	Won	[43]
42	Fariha Trisna (2/2)	Bangladesh	Australia	1	Ellyse Perry (c Shorna Akter) Sophie Molineux (c Murshida Khatun) Beth Mooney (b)	Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur	2 April 2024	Lost	[44]
43	Andrea-Mae Zepeda	Austria	Denmark	2	Maria Karlsen (c †Emma Kirkman) Kathrine Brock-Nielsen (c †Emma Kirkman) Luise Christensen (c †Emma Kirkman)	Seebarn Cricket Ground, Lower Austria	4 May 2024	Won	[45]
44	Joanne Hicks	Isle of Man	Malta	1	Likitha Yadav (c & b) Stella Arooja (c Clare Crowe) Thambi Saraba (c Lucy Barnett)	Marsa Sports Club, Marsa	18 August 2024	Won	[46]
45	Zar Win	Myanmar	Singapore	2	Laasya Bommareddy (b) Roshni Seth (b) Piumi Gurusinghe (lbw)	Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore	27 October 2024	Won	[47]
46	Selina Solman	Vanuatu	France	1	Nellie Qaeze (b) Rose Siwa (b) Nasheng Ihmeling (c & b)	N'Du Stadium, Nouméa	11 March 2025	Won	[48]
47	Florence Tanguy	Jersey	Isle of Man	1	Sam Hassall (c Grace Wetherall) Rebecca Webster (lbw) Rachel Overman (b)	Happy Valley Ground 2, Episkopi	19 April 2025	Won	[49]
48	Onnicha Kamchomphu (2/2)	Thailand	Nepal	2	Roma Thapa (lbw) Ishwori Bist (b) Riya Sharma (lbw)	Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok	20 May 2025	Won	[50]
49	Chloe Greechan	Jersey	Sweden	1	Zara Mohammad (st Mia Maguire) Gaya Jayaweera (c Grace Wetherall) Hareer Chamto (c Annabel Mossop)	Simar Cricket Ground, Rome	29 May 2025	Lost	[51]
50	Gaya Jayaweera	Sweden	Jersey	2	Annabel Mossop (c Kanchan Rana) Nia Greig (c Anya Vaidya) Kate Follain (b)			Won
51	Erika Toguchi-Quinn	Japan	Philippines	2	Reyven Castillo (st Hinase Goto) Ashley Miranda (b) Jessica Medianesca (c Ayaka Kato-Stafford)	Sano International Cricket Ground, Sano	7 June 2025	Won	[52]

See also

• List of women's international cricket hat-tricks
• List of Twenty20 International cricket hat-tricks
• Women's Twenty20 International