ICC Full Membership:
Full Members are all eligible to play Test, ODI and T20I cricket although only two countries, Australia and England, play Test cricket at present. Afghanistan exists in name only but it is hoped that this will change.
| Afghanistan | Australia | Bangladesh | England | India | Ireland |
| New Zealand | Pakistan | South Africa | Sri Lanka | West Indies | Zimbabwe |
ICC Associate Members:
All ICC Associate Members gained T20 International status as of July 1 2018. Many of the “non-traditional” cricket nations are making great strides in the women’s game. Thailand’s appearance in the T20 World Cup is testimony to that. The growth of cricket globally is in part due to the great success of the women representing these nations.
| Asia | East Asia Pacific | Africa | Americas | Europe |
| Bhutan | Fiji | Botswana | Argentina | Austria |
| China | Indonesia | Kenya | Belize | Belgium |
| Hong Kong | PNG | Ghana | Brazil | Belgium |
| Kuwait | Philippines | Lesotho | Canada | Denmark |
| Malaysia | Samoa | Malawi | Chile | France |
| Myanmar | South Korea | Maldives | Costa Rica | Germany |
| Nepal | Vanuatu | Mali | Mexico | Jersey |
| Oman | Mozambique | Peru | Netherlands | |
| Qatar | Namibia | United States | Norway | |
| Singapore | Nigeria | Scotland | ||
| Thailand | Rwanda | Spain | ||
| UAE | Sierra Leone | |||
| Uganda | ||||
| Tanzania | ||||
| The Gambia |