New Delhi, June 2 -- The ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 promises a larger stage than ever before, with 12 teams competing for the trophy in England and Wales from June 1 onwards. In a format where games can shift in a matter of overs, batters capable of changing momentum instantly become priceless assets.

Past editions have consistently produced iconic batting performances - whether it was the landmark century by Deandra Dottin in 2010, the first ever in Women's T20Is, or Meg Lanning's masterclass of 126 in the 2014 edition that still stands as the highest individual score in Women's T20 World Cup history.

Here are 12 batters, one from each participating team, who could leave a major mark at the marquee event.

-Laura Wolvaardt (South A...