Pakistan Women

Drieburg, Amsterdam

Netherlands Women

18 by Ema Kuribayashi v Netherlands Women on July 23, 2003 - Netherlands Women beat Japan Women by 301 Runs

Ema Kuribayashi

Sportpark Harga, Schiedam

Ireland Women

1/24 by Kaori Kato v Ireland Women on July 22, 2003 - Ireland Women beat Japan Women by 9 Wickets

Kaori Kato

Sportpark Koninklijke HFC, Haarlem

Ema Kuribayashi - (19 runs for Japan Women)

Ayako Miyazaki - (1 wickets for Japan Women)

Ayako Miyazaki

18 by Ema Kuribayashi v Netherlands Women on July 23, 2003 - r

14 by Shizuka Kubota v Ireland Women on July 22, 2003 - w

Shizuka Kubota

Scotland Women

10 by Shizuka Kubota v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

Sportpark Klein Zwitserland, The Hague

2/6 by Yuko Sasaki v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

Yuko Sasaki

2/22 by Michiko Kono v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

Michiko Kono

2/23 by Kaori Kato v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

2/6 by Yuko Sasaki v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - Scotland Women beat Japan Women by 57 Runs

10 by Shizuka Kubota v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - Scotland Women beat Japan Women by 57 Runs

Shizuka Kubota - (12 runs for Japan Women)

Japan Women

West Indies Women

Ema Kuribayashi - (27 runs for Japan Women)

Shizuka Kubota - (27 runs for Japan Women)

Ayako Miyazaki - (23 runs for Japan Women)

Yuko Sasaki - (3 wickets for Japan Women)

Keiko Uchibori - (2 wickets for Japan Women)

Keiko Uchibori

Netherlands - Sportpark Klein Zwitserland, The Hague

Netherlands - Sportpark Koninklijke HFC, Haarlem

Netherlands - Drieburg, Amsterdam

Netherlands - Sportpark Harga, Schiedam

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Mai Yanagida

Indonesia Women

Independence Park, Port Vila

Fiji Women

43 by Mai Yanagida v Fiji Women on September 6, 2025 - Japan Women beat Fiji Women by 104 runs

Albert Park 1, Suva

5/6 by Erika Toguchi-Quinn v Fiji Women on September 6, 2025 - Japan Women beat Fiji Women by 104 runs

Erika Toguchi-Quinn

Erika Oda

Erika Toguchi-Quinn - (6 wickets for Japan Women)

Mongolia Women

84 by Ayaka Kato Stafford v Mongolia Women on June 4, 2026 - r

Ayaka Kato Stafford

Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur

67 by Mai Yanagida v Indonesia Women on September 15, 2025 - w

Albert Park 2, Suva

Oman Women

64* by Mai Yanagida v Oman Women on February 10, 2024 - r

YSD-UKM Cricket Oval, Bangi

5/6 by Erika Toguchi-Quinn v Fiji Women on September 6, 2025 - r

Hong Kong, China Women

5/14 by Erika Toguchi-Quinn v Hong Kong, China Women on June 8, 2025 - r

Sano International Cricket Ground, Sano

Philippines Women

4/4 by Ayumi Fujikawa v Philippines Women on June 7, 2025 - r

Ayumi Fujikawa

84 by Ayaka Kato Stafford v Mongolia Women on June 4, 2026 - Japan Women beat Mongolia Women by 116 runs

5/14 by Erika Toguchi-Quinn v Hong Kong, China Women on June 8, 2025 - Japan Women beat Hong Kong, China Women by 22 runs

Ahilya Chandel - (13 wickets for Japan Women)

Ahilya Chandel

Bahrain Women

Myanmar Women

Papua New Guinea Women

Samoa Women

Thailand Women

Vanuatu Women

Mai Yanagida - (261 runs for Japan Women)

Nonoha Yasumoto - (12 wickets for Japan Women)

Nonoha Yasumoto

84 by Ayaka Stafford v Mongolia Women on June 4, 2026 - Japan Women beat Mongolia Women by 116 runs

Ayaka Stafford

4/4 by Ayaka Stafford v Myanmar Women on June 6, 2026 - Japan Women beat Myanmar Women by 12 runs

Selangor Turf Club, Kuala Lumpur

Mai Yanagida - (560 runs for Japan Women)

Nonoha Yasumoto - (27 wickets for Japan Women)

China Women

Cook Islands Women

Malaysia Women

Nepal Women

Singapore Women

South Korea Women

Tanzania Women

United Arab Emirates Women

Mai Yanagida - (760 runs for Japan Women)

Ahilya Chandel - (401 runs for Japan Women)

Ahilya Chandel - (38 wickets for Japan Women)

Erika Toguchi-Quinn - (34 wickets for Japan Women)

Nonoha Yasumoto - (32 wickets for Japan Women)

South Korea - Yeonhui Cricket Ground, Incheon

Vanuatu - Independence Park, Port Vila

Hong Kong - Hong Kong Cricket Club, Wong Nai Chung Gap

Vanuatu - Vanuatu Cricket Ground, Port Vila

Japan - Sano International Cricket Ground, Sano

Vanuatu - Vanuatu Cricket Ground Oval 2, Vanuatu

Japan - Kaizuka Cricket Ground, Osaka, Japan

Fiji - Albert Park 1, Suva

Fiji - Albert Park 2, Suva

China - Pingfeng Campus Cricket Field, Hangzhou

Malaysia - Royal Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia - Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia - Selangor Turf Club, Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia - YSD-UKM Cricket Oval, Bangi

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