With a remarkable batting form, Smriti Mandhana etched her name in the history books by registering her second century of the series, matching the record held by none other than the legendary Mithali Raj for most hundreds in women’s One-Day Internationals. This impressive feat has put Smriti Mandhana in an elite group of Indian cricketers who have achieved this milestone.

Smriti’s journey to this remarkable milestone was not without its challenges. She started slowly, taking over 16 deliveries to get off the mark. However, she soon found her rhythm, unleashing her signature stroke play and middle-order solidity to register her second consecutive hundred in this tour. Her fluent knock of 117 off 127 balls in the previous match was just a precursor to this masterclass performance.

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Smriti Mandhana has now 7 hundreds in ODIs:

With her century in the second ODI, Smriti Mandhana took her overall tally to seven hundreds in the format, equaling Mithali Raj’s record for most hundreds by an Indian woman in One-Day Internationals. What makes this achievement even more remarkable is that Smriti has reached this milestone in significantly fewer innings (83) compared to Mithali Raj’s 207 matches.

Smriti’s consistency and form have been a hallmark of her career, and this century is a testament to her hard work and dedication. Her ability to adapt to different situations and oppositions has made her a formidable force in international cricket. As India looks to clinch the series with a win in the final match, Smriti Mandhana’s form will be crucial to their success.

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Smriti Mandhana’s achievement is a significant milestone in Indian women’s cricket history, and it’s a testament to her talent and dedication. As she continues to break records and push the boundaries of excellence, cricket fans around the world will be eagerly watching her progress.

By Ritik Sharma

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