Smriti Mandhana made a new record against Pakistan

Smriti Mandhana proved in New Zealand that the Indian woman alone is the greatest of all. Indian women's team is showing wonders with its bat on New Zealand soil since 6 am. India won the toss and decided to bat first. The players of the Indian women's team have saved the sixes of Pakistani bowlers with their smoky performance. At the same time, Indian player Smriti Mandhana has exploded in the stadium of New Zealand with her bat. Smriti set a new record and became the fourth Indian to do so.

Small Intro To Smriti Mandhana:

Smriti mandhana was born in Marwari family in 18 July 1996 at Mumbai,India.Her father is chemical distributor and her mother’s responsible for his diet. She completed his early education in Maharshtra in sangli.She has one brother name ‘Sharavan’.Smriti and his brother played cricket in district team for sangli.She is so inspired by his brother because he select the under-16 tournaments. After that,She also selected in under-15 team of Maharashtra state.When she turn in the age of eleven she selected for under-19 team.

Smriti Mandhana took 52 runs with her bat for India. Mandhana scored these runs in 75 balls. During his innings, we got to see 3 fours and a six. Let us tell you that this is Mandhana's 21st half-century. In the ICC Women's World Cup 2022, India scored the first half-century, while her third half-century with the bat in the history of the World Cup.

Indian opener Smriti Mandhana's maiden half-century against Pakistan. After playing this half-century innings, Smriti has made a new record in her name. She has become the fourth highest run-scorer for India in women's ODIs. Smriti Mandhana has scored 2513 runs in 65 ODIs so far. And, Mithali Raj, Anjum Chopra and Harmanpreet Kaur are now ahead of them in this Indian list of runs.

Mithali Raj tops the list with more than 7600 runs in 226 ODIs. Anjum Chopra is second in the list with 2856 runs in 127 ODIs. Whereas, third-ranked Harmanpreet Kaur has scored more than 2660 runs in 112 ODIs. If seen, Smriti Mandhana is climbing the summit of runs faster than the rest. And if it continues like this, then she can reach the top of this list by the end of her career.