While several players have achieved double centuries in women’s test cricket, the following individuals stand out as the youngest to accomplish this feat, making notable contributions to the Test’s legacy at a remarkably early stage in their careers. Here are the Youngest Players to score Double Century in the Women’s Test.
Mithali Raj 19 years (India-W) 214 Vs England-W at Taunton, 14 Aug 2002
Mithali Raj’s remarkable innings of 214 against England-W in Taunton on August 14, 2002, was a testament to her exceptional talent and maturity at just 19 years old it marked the highest score in women’s test cricket at that time and remains the second-highest till date, throughout her career raj showcased consistent excellence accumulating 699 runs in 12 test matches with an impressive average of 43.68 including four half-centuries and a century solidifying her status as one of the finest cricketers in the Women’s game.
Annabel Sutherland 22 years (Australia-W) 210 vs South Africa-W at Perth, 15 Feb 2024
At just 22 years old Annabel Sutherland of Australia displayed extraordinary talent by smashing a remarkable 210 runs against SA-W in Perth achieving the fastest double century in just 248 balls in women’s test cricket, her stellar performance not only made her the second youngest to accomplish this feat but also cemented her place among cricketing elites and being the 1st women to score test 100 at the WACA, In her burgeoning test career spanning 5 matches sutherland has amassed 423 runs in 8 innings with 2 centuries boasting an impressive average of 70.50.
Michelle Goszko 23 years (Australia-W) 204 vs England-W at Shenley, 24 June 2001
Michelle Goszko’s stellar innings of 204 against England-W at Shenley on June 24, 2001, made her the third youngest woman cricketer to score a double century in test cricket despite featuring in only four test matches Goszko left a significant mark accumulating 217 runs in just five innings at an impressive average of 43.40 her innings showcased immense potential and contributed to the rich history of women’s cricket.