Smriti Mandhana creates history, surpasses Meg Lanning to become leading century-maker in women's cricket
In an exhilarating display of skill, Smriti Mandhana shattered records by scoring her 18th international century, amassing 124 runs in just 64 balls. Her explosive knock led India to a formidable total of 193 runs. Shafali Verma played a vital role at the start with her brisk 28, setting the tone for a dominant batting showcase by the Indian team.
Smriti Mandhana shattered the Women's international cricket record by becoming the leading century-maker with an explosive 124-ball innings. India Women's total of 193/5 against Hong Kong propelled Mandhana to 18 centuries, outpacing former Australia captain Meg Lanning's 17. Her record-breaking innings included 14 fours and seven sixes, showcasing a breathtaking power-hitting display. Despite a late run-out, Mandhana's 124 set up an insurmountable score, leaving Hong Kong with a daunting target of 194.
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