CAREER LEADERBOARD

Women ODI: Most fours

All recorded careers; no minimum qualification


Rank	Player	Teams	Most fours	Matches	Batting innings	Runs	Wickets
1	Suzie Bates	New Zealand	693	184	174	5,982	83
2	Laura Wolvaardt	South Africa	656	128	127	5,695	—
3	Smriti Mandhana	India	653	120	120	5,411	1
4	Stafanie Taylor	West Indies	602	179	172	6,339	157
5	Meg Lanning	Australia	572	103	102	4,602	1
6	Tammy Beaumont	England	570	140	130	4,738	—
7	Chamari Athapaththu	Sri Lanka	550	129	128	4,253	61
8	Alyssa Healy	Australia	534	126	114	3,777	0
9	Amy Satterthwaite	New Zealand	514	145	138	4,639	50
10	Nat Sciver-Brunt	England	472	129	114	4,354	88
11	Sarah Taylor	England	462	126	119	4,056	—
12	Hayley Matthews	West Indies	454	108	105	3,566	142
13	Harmanpreet Kaur	India	448	164	143	4,541	31
14	Heather Knight	England	430	160	151	4,372	56
15	Deandra Dottin	West Indies	419	158	148	3,894	84
16	Lizelle Lee	South Africa	418	100	99	3,315	3
17	Sophie Devine	New Zealand	410	159	144	4,279	111
18	Ellyse Perry	Australia	404	168	140	4,581	166
19	Mignon du Preez	South Africa	366	154	141	3,760	1
20	Beth Mooney	Australia	339	97	88	3,275	—
21	Marizanne Kapp	South Africa	338	162	139	3,511	181
22	Alex Blackwell	Australia	333	144	124	3,492	6
23	Amy Jones	England	308	114	96	2,689	—
24	Sune Luus	South Africa	306	151	131	3,141	128
25	Javeria Khan	Pakistan	292	116	113	2,885	17
26	Sidra Amin	Pakistan	290	92	88	2,810	—
27	Rachael Haynes	Australia	285	77	71	2,585	7
28	Melie Kerr	New Zealand	277	93	79	2,715	129
29	Bismah Maroof	Pakistan	276	136	132	3,369	44
30	Gaby Lewis	Ireland	275	68	67	2,083	10
31	Deepti Sharma	India	263	124	106	2,771	166
32	Punam Raut	India	261	73	73	2,299	1
33	Trisha Chetty	South Africa	252	134	113	2,703	—
34	Shelley Nitschke	Australia	242	80	69	2,047	98
35	Haidee Tiffen	New Zealand	241	117	111	2,919	49
36	Lydia Greenway	England	235	126	111	2,554	—
37	Dane van Niekerk	South Africa	229	110	86	2,273	138
37	Sara McGlashan	New Zealand	229	134	125	2,438	—
39	Rachel Priest	New Zealand	226	87	74	1,694	—
40	Chloe Tryon	South Africa	217	130	108	2,431	65
41	Danni Wyatt-Hodge	England	216	120	103	2,074	27
42	Phoebe Litchfield	Australia	215	42	41	1,604	—
43	Maddy Green	New Zealand	214	97	85	2,345	2
43	Tazmin Brits	South Africa	214	57	57	1,838	—
45	Jemimah Rodrigues	India	198	62	59	1,810	5
46	Aimee Watkins	New Zealand	197	103	94	1,889	92
47	Nicole Bolton	Australia	195	50	50	1,896	2
48	Nicola Browne	New Zealand	181	125	102	2,002	88
49	Sharmin Akhter	Bangladesh	180	56	55	1,452	—
50	Ashleigh Gardner	Australia	178	93	67	1,699	124
50	Shemaine Campbelle	West Indies	178	139	123	1,997	21
52	Katey Martin	New Zealand	177	103	95	1,793	—
53	Muneeba Ali	Pakistan	174	65	63	1,466	—
54	Hasini Perera	Sri Lanka	173	69	64	1,350	—
55	Fargana Hoque	Bangladesh	162	81	78	1,939	—
56	Nahida Khan	Pakistan	161	66	62	1,410	1
57	Aliya Riaz	Pakistan	160	86	76	1,681	12
58	Amy Hunter	Ireland	158	46	46	1,488	—
58	Harshitha Samarawickrama	Sri Lanka	158	56	54	1,620	0
60	Merissa Aguilleira	West Indies	154	112	100	1,752	—
61	Brooke Halliday	New Zealand	151	56	49	1,462	8
62	Maria Fahey	New Zealand	150	54	53	1,403	—
63	Nain Abidi	Pakistan	147	87	83	1,625	—
64	Nida Dar	Pakistan	145	112	96	1,690	108
65	Jess Duffin	Australia	144	50	43	1,265	1
66	Kycia Knight	West Indies	143	87	80	1,327	0
67	Pratika Rawal	India	141	27	26	1,189	6
68	Lauren Winfield-Hill	England	136	55	55	1,186	—
69	Nigar Sultana	Bangladesh	134	68	63	1,585	—
70	Eshani Lokusuriyage	Sri Lanka	132	89	86	1,219	49
70	Sophia Dunkley	England	132	51	47	1,261	1
72	Cri-zelda Brits	South Africa	128	69	63	1,622	22
72	Leah Paul	Ireland	128	57	56	1,375	6
74	Richa Ghosh	India	126	54	52	1,208	—
75	Sana Mir	Pakistan	121	120	110	1,630	151
76	Jenny Gunn	England	120	144	111	1,629	136
77	Dedunu de Silva	Sri Lanka	119	42	42	884	—
77	Laura Delany	Ireland	119	75	69	1,411	31
77	Leah Poulton	Australia	119	48	45	1,033	3
80	Orla Prendergast	Ireland	116	50	48	1,330	30
81	Karuna Jain	India	114	44	40	987	—
82	Harleen Deol	India	112	38	35	1,064	2
83	Jodie Fields	Australia	111	67	50	1,162	—
84	Tahlia McGrath	Australia	110	61	43	882	32
84	Thirush Kamini	India	110	39	37	825	9
86	Nadine de Klerk	South Africa	108	64	55	1,058	74
87	Dilani Manodara	Sri Lanka	107	97	88	1,363	0
88	Maia Bouchier	England	104	23	19	729	—
88	Vishmi Gunaratne	Sri Lanka	104	37	36	927	—
90	Annabel Sutherland	Australia	102	52	36	1,062	63
90	Prasadani Weerakkody	Sri Lanka	102	57	57	987	—
92	Caroline Atkins	England	101	58	49	1,291	0
93	Nilakshika Silva	Sri Lanka	100	63	55	1,224	4
94	Chamari Polgampola	Sri Lanka	98	75	73	1,083	34
94	Sadaf Shamas	Pakistan	98	26	25	761	—
94	Shandre Fritz	South Africa	98	59	51	959	22
97	Amita Sharma	India	95	116	73	926	87
97	Andrie Steyn	South Africa	95	39	38	938	—
97	Ayesha Zafar	Pakistan	95	41	39	779	3
97	Lara Goodall	South Africa	95	58	52	961	—

Tied figures share a competition rank. The initial table lists up to 100 qualifying records; filters browse all careers in this format. Snapshot 2026-09-07.

What this table shows

Suzie Bates leads this snapshot. Most fours: 693. All recorded careers; no minimum qualification. Changing the qualification can change the leader.

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