The first recorded women's cricket match took place in 1745, proving that women's involvement in cricket predates the modern era.
The Women's Ashes series between England and Australia predates the men's series by nearly 30 years, with the first series held in 1934-35.
Jhulan Goswami from India holds the record for the most wickets in women's ODIs, showcasing the formidable talent of Indian women in cricket.
Australian cricketer Ellyse Perry has an astonishing record of scoring nine consecutive international centuries across formats.
Women's cricket is becoming increasingly diverse, with players from a wide range of countries like Ireland, Nepal, and Scotland making their mark on the international stage.