Winning continuous matches is not a child's play. Competing regularly and winning successfully takes a lot of struggle, courage, hard work, smart play, and determination. At the highest international levels, a few teams have proved themselves the best by winning matches one after another. Throughout the history of women's cricket, Australia has proven itself to be the strongest of all and presently has the longest winning streak. The last time Australia lost a match was against India in the 2017 World Cup semi-final. They are on the winning streak of 25th consecutive ODI matches as they defeated India by 9 wickets. Here's a list of the 5 longest winning streaks in women's cricket.
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Australia (25)
Opposition Magin Match Date
India
8 wickets
12 Mar 2018
India
60 runs
15 Mar 2018
India
97 runs
18 Mar 2018
Pakistan
5 wickets
18 Oct 2018
Pakistan
150 runs
20 Oct 2018
Pakistan
89 runs
22 Oct 2018
New Zealand
5 runs
22 Feb 2019
New Zealand
95 runs
24 Feb 2019
New Zealand
7 wickets
3 Mar 2019
England
2 wickets
2 Jul 2019
England
4 wickets
4 Jul 2019
England
194 runs
7 Jul 2019
West Indies
178 runs
5 Sep 2019
West Indies
151 runs
8 Sep 2019
West Indies
8 wickets
11 Sep 2019
Sri Lanka
157 runs
5 Oct 2019
Sri Lanka
110 runs
7 Oct 2019
Sri Lanka
9 wickets
9 Oct 201
New Zealand
7 wickets
3 Oct 2020
New Zealand
4 wickets
5 Oct 2020
New Zealand
232 runs
7 Oct 2020
New Zealand
6 wickets
4 Apr 2021
New Zealand
71 runs
7 Apr 2021
New Zealand
21 runs
10 Apr 2021
India
9 wickets
21 Sep 2021
Australia (17)
Opposition
Margin Match Date
South Africa
10 wickets
12 Dec 1997
Pakistan
9 wickets
14 Dec 1997
Denmark
363 runs
16 Dec 1997
England
8 wickets
18 Dec 1997
Netherlands
115 runs
20 Dec 1997
India
19 runs
24 Dec 1997
New Zealand
5 wickets
29 Dec 1997
England
11 runs
12 Jul 1998
England
64 runs
15 Jul 1998
England
35 runs
18 Jul 1998
England
8 wickets
19 Jul 1998
England
114 runs
21 Jul 1998
Ireland
172 runs
24 Jul 1998
Ireland
170 runs
25 Jul 1998
Ireland
96 runs
27 Jul 1998
South Africa
92 runs
5 Feb 1999
South Africa
100 runs
7 Feb 1999
Australia (16)
Opposition Margin Match Date
New Zealand
131 runs
25 Jan 2000
England
86 runs
29 Jan 2000
England
87 runs
30 Jan 2000
England
10 wickets
1 Feb 2000
England
220 runs
3 Feb 2000
New Zealand
13 runs
6 Feb 2000
New Zealand
6 wickets
8 Feb 2000
New Zealand
7 wickets
9 Feb 2000
New Zealand
6 wickets
29 Nov 2000
Sri Lanka
200 runs
1 Dec 2000
Ireland
10 wickets
3 Dec 200
India
51 runs
6 Dec 2000
England
54 runs
10 Dec 2000
South Africa
9 wickets
13 Dec 2000
Netherlands
10 wickets
15 Dec 2000
South Africa
9 wickets
18 Dec 2000
India (16)
Opposition
Margin Match Date
Austalia
5 wickets
7 Feb 2016
Sri Lanka
107 runs
15 Feb 2016
Sri Lanka
6 wickets
17 Feb 2016
Sri Lanka
7 wickets
19 Feb 2016
West Indies
6 wickets
10 Nov 2016
West Indies
5 wickets
13 Nov 2016
West Indies
15 runs
16 Nov 2016
Sri Lanka
114 runs
7 Feb 2017
Ireland
125 runs
10 Feb 2017
South Africa
49 runs
15 Feb 2017
Bangladesh
9 wickets
17 Feb 2017
Pakistan
7 wickets
19 Feb 2017
South Africa
1 wicket
21 Feb 2017
Ireland
10 wickets
7 May 2017
South Africa
7 wickets
9 May 2017
Ireland
249 runs
15 May 2017
England (13)
Opposition Margin Match Date
Netherlands
7 wickets
19 Jul 1989
Denmark
104 runs
20 Jul 1989
Ireland
79 runs
21 Jul 1989
Netherlands
8 wickets
18 Jul 1990
Denmark
206 runs
19 Jul 1990
Ireland
9 wickets
20 Jul 1990
Ireland
65 runs
22 Jul 1990
Ireland
62 runs
16 Aug 1990
Ireland
10 wickets
17 Aug 1990
Ireland
75 runs
16 Jul 1991
Netherlands
90 runs
17 Jul 1991
Denmark
9 wickets
19 Jul 1991
Denmark
179 runs
20 Jul 1991
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