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Smriti Mandhana In Red-Hot Form, Raises Alarm For Pakistan Ahead Of India Clash After Record Century

Smriti Mandhana sent a strong warning to Pakistan ahead of India's much-awaited Women's Asia Cup clash after producing a record-breaking century against Hong Kong on Thursday. The India vice-captain smashed 124 runs from just 64 balls in Dubai, hitting 14 fours and seven sixes. Her stunning innings helped India post 193/5 and also saw Mandhana break major records in women's international cricket.…

Smriti Mandhana In Red-Hot Form, Raises Alarm For Pakistan Ahead Of India Clash After Record Century

India's vice-captain Smriti Mandhana put Pakistan on notice ahead of their upcoming Women's Asia Cup clash with a breathtaking century in a recent match against Hong Kong. Mandhana smashed an unbeaten 124 off just 64 balls, hitting 14 fours and seven sixes as India posted 193/5. Her innings broke several records, making her the first Indian woman to score two T20I centuries and the leading run-scorer in women's international cricket.

Mandhana's performance, which also included a new record for the most centuries in women's international cricket, has sent a strong message to Pakistan ahead of their next group match on September 5.

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