Mandhana is the highest run-getter in women's international cricket.
In the Asia Cup, she scored 124 against Hong Kong to become the leading century-maker in women’s internationals.
Ankush Pandey
10,880 Smriti Mandhana became the highest run-scorer in women’s international cricket in 124 against Hong Kong in the Women’s T20 Asia Cup. She went past the 10,868 of fellow IndianMithali Raj.
Mandhana’s 18 hundreds in international cricket is the most by any woman, beating Meg Lanning and Laura Wolvaardt, who have 17 each. Mandhana has two T20I tons, two Test tons and 14 ODI tons to her name.
124 Now the highest individual score for India, eclipsing Mandhana’s own record of 112 against England in 2025.
In the Women's T20 Asia Cup, Mandhana's score of 124 is likewise the highest. The only other century in the competition came from Chamari Athapaththu's 119 not out against Malaysia in 2024.
Well deserved, @mandhana_smriti ! I’ve watched you grow from a young player into one of the finest batters India has produced. To see you go past my record and become the highest run-scorer in international cricket is a moment I’m genuinely proud of. Here’s to many more runs and…
— Mithali Raj (@M_Raj03) September 3, 2026
95Mandhana has surpassed Harmanpreet Kaur to become India's top six-hitter in Twenty20 Internationals. She reached the fourth-highest score in the world, 95, after hitting seven sixes versus Hong Kong.
2After Harmanpreet's eight during her century against New Zealand, Mandhana's seven sixes in an innings are the second-most for India.
In the women's T20Is, Mandhana became the first Indian to score double tonnes. With 103 against New Zealand in the 2018 T20 World Cup, Harmanpreet is India's lone other centurion in the format.
93 Mandhana has scored more than fifty runs in international cricket across all formats, which he shares with Raj as the most of any batsman.
28After Mandhana's 124, Shafali Verma had the second-highest score in India's innings. When no one else reached 30 in the innings, only one woman scored more in T20I than Mandhana's 124.
In 2023, Romania's Rebecca Blake scored 135 not out against Malta, with 50 extras and only 9 being the second-highest individual score in the innings.
Mandhana contributed 64.25 percent of India's total (124 out of 193), the second-highest percentage of any Indian hitter in an innings. When Harmanpreet hit 41 of India's 62 all-out against Australia in 2011, she set the record with 66.13%.
9Sixes India scored the joint-most in a Twenty20 International innings against Hong Kong, with seven from Mandhana and two from Shafali. At the DY Patil Stadium in 2022, the Indian women's team smashed nine sixes against Australia.
After their own 201 for 5 against the United Arab Emirates in Dambulla in 2024, India's total against Hong Kong was 193 for 5, the second-highest in the Women's T20 Asia Cup.
