Marizanne Kapp’s stunning performance against India has added yet another impressive chapter to her Women’s T20 World Cup journey. The South African all-rounder shone at Old Trafford, taking 2 wickets for 27 runs and then leading the charge in a tough chase with a brilliant unbeaten 81 off just 45 balls. This remarkable innings not only propelled South Africa to their highest successful chase in the tournament’s history but also solidified Kapp’s place among a select group of players who have scored over 500 runs and taken 25 wickets in Women’s T20 World Cup history. Only a few all-rounders have achieved this milestone, highlighting their significant impact with both bat and ball on the sport’s grandest stage.
This exclusive club includes six of the most exceptional all-rounders the women’s game has ever seen. Their statistics showcase a remarkable level of consistency across various World Cups and conditions. From performances that clinched titles to game-changing spells, each of these players has played a pivotal role in shaping key moments in tournament history while excelling in both batting and bowling.
All-Rounders Who Crossed the 500 Runs and 25 Wickets in Women’s T20 World Cup
1. Stafanie Taylor (West Indies) – 1,088 Runs, 33 Wickets
Stafanie Taylor continues to set the standard for all-rounders in the World Cup. With an impressive tally of 1,088 runs over 34 innings and 33 wickets to her name, she’s truly a force to be reckoned with. One of her most unforgettable moments came during the 2016 final against Australia, where she not only scored 59 runs but also played a pivotal role in guiding the West Indies to their first-ever title, finishing as the tournament’s top run-scorer.
2. Sophie Devine (New Zealand) – 852 Runs, 29 Wickets
Sophie Devine has racked up an impressive 852 runs over 32 innings, along with taking 29 wickets. Her dynamic batting style and handy medium pace have established her as one of New Zealand’s key players. One of her most memorable performances in the World Cup was a stunning 105 runs off just 65 balls against South Africa in 2020.
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt (England) – 832 Runs, 26 Wickets
England’s captain, Nat Sciver-Brunt, has made quite an impact, racking up 832 runs in 29 innings while also taking 26 wickets. Known for her reliability in the middle order and her knack for breaking partnerships with her bowling, she delivered one of her standout performances in the 2023 World Cup, scoring an impressive unbeaten 81 off just 40 balls against Pakistan.
4. Deandra Dottin (West Indies) – 802 Runs, 32 Wickets
Deandra Dottin has truly made a name for herself by blending powerful batting with sharp pace bowling. In just 31 innings, she has racked up an impressive 802 runs and claimed 32 wickets. One of her standout moments came in 2018 when she delivered a record-breaking performance against Bangladesh, taking 5 wickets for just 5 runs, making it the most economical five-wicket haul in tournament history.
5. Ellyse Perry (Australia) – 559 Runs, 42 Wickets
Ellyse Perry’s remarkable longevity truly distinguishes her in the world of cricket. Over the course of 39 innings, she has amassed an impressive 559 runs and taken 42 wickets. One of her standout moments came during the 2010 World Cup final, where her stellar bowling performance of 3 for 18 played a crucial role in helping Australia clinch their first T20 world title.
6. Marizanne Kapp (South Africa) – 556 Runs, 37 Wickets
Kapp has now racked up an impressive 556 runs over 32 innings and claimed 37 wickets. Known for her exceptional control with the new ball and her calmness in the middle order, she truly shone during the 2026 tournament with a remarkable all-round display against India, where she not only took 2 wickets for 27 runs but also scored a match-winning unbeaten 81.
