T20 Women's Cricket World Cup Odds - Australia expected to dominate

Ralph Staniforth

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Last updated: 09 Jun 2026

Ralph Staniforth 09 Jun 2026

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Australia are clear favourites to win at 1.66 odds.
Defending champions New Zealand are long shots at 26.00.
South Africa may surprise as potential dark horses (11.00).

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Women's T20 Cricket World Cup Odds. Aussies favourites (Getty Images)

The Women's 2026 T20 Cricket World Cup gets underway on Friday with Australia favourites to reclaim their crown from archrivals, New Zealand.

The Aussie women are priced at 1.66 to win the tournament with India coming in at 4.50. Defending champions, New Zealand are paying 26.00 while the runners-up to New Zealand last time out, South Africa, are still in with a good shout at 11.00.

England come in at 5.00 with 10bet. In the 2024 World Cup, fans were treated to a tournament full of surprises as New Zealand and South Africa navigated their way to the final. Australia, England and India, for once, fell short, but will we return to the norm in 2026?

The bookies certainly think so, and while there has been no recent emergence of a new team threatening, South Africa remain a side capable up upsetting the odds against anyone on their day.

2026 Women's T20 Cricket World Cup Odds

Team	Odds
Australia	1.66
India	4.50
England	5.50
South Africa	11.00
New Zealand	26.00
West Indies	51.00
Sri Lanka	67.00
Pakistan	301.00
Bangladesh	401.00
Scotland	501.00
Ireland	1001.00
Netherlands	1001.00

Odds are correct as of 9 June 2026 with 10bet

Ralph is from South Africa and studied Sports Science post school at ETA (Education Teachers Academy) in Cape Town.

He has always had a great passion for sport and this led him into the world of sports journalism, while coaching on the side. Since 2012 Ralph has worked as a journalist and covered many topics from business to sport.

Over the last seven years he has interviewed numerous top rugby and cricket players and coaches in South Africa.

Ralph has been betting on sports for the last ten years. He’s knowledgeable on numerous topics including football, rugby, cricket, tennis and golf.

He supports Manchester United (football), Cheetahs (rugby), Knights (cricket) and has a newly found appreciation for Dominic Thiem on the tennis courts.