Mandhana became the first Indian woman to score hundreds across all three formats
On Saturday, stand-in captain Smriti Mandhana became the first ever Indian woman to score hundreds in all three formats when she scored a match-winning 112 against England in Nottingham.
Mandhana, who opened the innings with a returning Shafali Verma, reached her hundred in just 51 balls and scored a total of 15 boundaries and three sixes in her 62-ball stay at the crease.
In the process, the left-hander also surpassed regular skipper Harmanpreet Kaur’s score of 103 to register the highest individual score in women’s T20Is for India.
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New Delhi Tigers beat Outer Delhi Warriors by 7 wickets
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North Delhi Strikers Women beat East Delhi Riders Women by 2 runs
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Belgium beat Austria by 48 runs
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Belgium beat Austria by 38 runs
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Austria beat Belgium by 7 wickets
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Austria beat Belgium by 10 wickets
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Romania beat Czech Republic by 25 runs
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Czech Republic beat Romania by 4 wickets
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VFB Fallersleben beat 1.Kieler HTC by 6 wickets
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KSV Kings beat SG Findorff by 36 runs
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SG Findorff beat VFB Fallersleben by 36 runs
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KSV Kings beat SG Findorff by 7 wickets
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Birmingham Bears beat Lancashire by 5 wickets
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Surrey beat Derbyshire by 43 runs
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Yorkshire beat Durham by 212 runs
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Worcestershire beat Glamorgan by 5 wickets
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Gloucestershire beat Nottinghamshire by 52 runs
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Denmark beat Papua New Guinea by 18 runs
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Thrissur Titans beat Alleppey Ripples by 7 wickets
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Adani Trivandrum Royals beat Aries Kollam Sailors by 4 wickets
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Hubli Tigers beat Gulbarga Mystics by 8 wickets
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Mangalore Dragons Won by 5 runs
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Yallah Shabab Giants beat Renaissance Challengers by 28 runs
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Majees Titans beat Muscat Thunderers by 5 wickets
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Royal Oman Stallions beat IAS Invincibles by 5 wickets
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South Africa beat Australia by 84 runs
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Gold Coast beat Ipswich by 22 runs
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Toombul beat Northern Suburbs by 78 runs
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Welsh Fire won by 8 wickets
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Welsh Fire Women beat Birmingham Phoenix Women by 36 runs
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Adelaide Strikers Academy beat Melbourne Renegades Academy by 6 wickets
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Perth Scorchers Academy beat Northern Territory Strike by 7 wickets
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Pakistan Shaheens won by 1 run
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Noida Super Kings beat Kanpur Superstars by 4 wickets
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Gorakhpur Lions beat Lucknow Falcons by 7 wickets
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Mandhana has been in sensational form off late after a lukewarm Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 while leading Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).
The opener scored a fluent 51 against South Africa, followed by a match-winning 116 in the final of the Tri-Series against Sri Lanka. Mandhana, who scored her first Test hundred in Australia in 2021 at the Carrara Oval, has 11 ODI hundreds to her and is only just four behind Meg Lanning’s tally of 15 centuries.
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Thanks to Mandhana’s performance, India were able to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match T20I series with a thumping 97-run victory over England.
After the match, the 28-year-old revealed how a conversation with spinner Radha Yadav made her push towards a three-figure score.
“Three days back, me and Radha Yadav, we were having a conversation. She was telling me, ‘It’s high time you get a century in T20Is, you keep getting out in the 70s, 80s and you are not doing justice to your talent and all of that stuff.’ I was like, ‘Okay, Radha, I’ll see now, this time I’ll try and get it in one of the matches in the series,’” Mandhana said in the post-match press conference.
The hundred also made Mandhana only the fifth batter in women’s cricket to have hundreds across all formats. Others on the elite list are England’s Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont, South Africa’s Laura Wolvaardt and Australia’s Beth Mooney.
Mandhana also revealed that her hundred celebration was meant for Radha as she pointed her finger towards the dressing room.
“I did not think that it would come in the first match, but the finger was towards her,” the southpaw revealed.
Mandhana’s hundred was followed by a brilliant spell of 4-12 by debutant spinner Shree Charani as India inflicted a 97-run defeat on England, their heaviest defeat in the format.
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