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Smriti Mandhana

Born: Jul 18, 1996
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm medium
From: Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	8	635	45.36	63.37	149
ODI	120	5,411	45.09	90.36	136
T20I	172	4,491	30.55	125.31	112
T20	33	983	31.71	129.34	96
women t20i	9	385	48.13	171.88	124
Women's Hundred	7	232	38.67	138.92	88*
Women's ODI	122	5,443	47.33	90.36	136
Women's T20	143	3,838	29.52	138.96	114*
Women's T20I	179	4,849	30.89	127.54	124
Women's Test	9	788	52.53	63.55	149
women odi	2	32	16	88.89	32
women t100	7	232	38.67	138.92	88*
women t20	7	245	35	140	74

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Test	8	0	4	2.0	0/8
ODI	120	1	7.83	6.0	1/13
T20	33	0	18	0.3	—
Women's ODI	122	1	7.83	6.0	1/13
Women's T20	143	3	5.23	5.1	2/6
Women's Test	9	0	4	2.0	—

Recent performances

ODI match form

2 Nov 2025vs SA-W, Women's WC 2025, FinalODI

Batting: 45 (58b)
Bowling: —

30 Oct 2025vs AUS-W, Women's WC 2025, 2nd Semi-finalODI

Batting: 24 (24b)
Bowling: —

26 Oct 2025vs BAN-W, Women's WC 2025, #28ODI

Batting: 34* (27b)
Bowling: —

23 Oct 2025vs NZ-W, Women's WC 2025, #24ODI

Batting: 109 (95b)
Bowling: —

19 Oct 2025vs ENG-W, Women's WC 2025, #20ODI

Batting: 88 (94b)
Bowling: —

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12 Oct 2025vs AUS-W, Women's WC 2025, #13ODI

Batting: 80 (66b)
Bowling: —

9 Oct 2025vs SA-W, Women's WC 2025, #10ODI

Batting: 23 (32b)
Bowling: —

5 Oct 2025vs PAK-W, Women's WC 2025, #6ODI

Batting: 23 (32b)
Bowling: —

30 Sep 2025vs SL-W, Women's WC 2025, #1ODI

Batting: 8 (10b)
Bowling: —

20 Sep 2025vs AUS-W, AUSW vs INDW 2025, #3ODI

Batting: 125 (63b)
Bowling: —

17 Sep 2025vs AUS-W, AUSW vs INDW 2025, #2ODI

Batting: 117 (91b)
Bowling: —

14 Sep 2025vs AUS-W, AUSW vs INDW 2025, #1ODI

Batting: 58 (63b)
Bowling: —

22 Jul 2025vs ENG-W, INDW vs ENGW 2025, #3ODI

Batting: 45 (54b)
Bowling: —

19 Jul 2025vs ENG-W, INDW vs ENGW 2025, #2ODI

Batting: 42 (51b)
Bowling: —

16 Jul 2025vs ENG-W, INDW vs ENGW 2025, #1ODI

Batting: 28 (24b)
Bowling: —

11 May 2025vs SL-W, W Tri-Series in Sri Lanka 2025, FinalODI

Batting: 116 (101b)
Bowling: —

7 May 2025vs SA-W, W Tri-Series in Sri Lanka 2025, #5ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/12 (2.0o)

7 May 2025vs SA-W, W Tri-Series in Sri Lanka 2025, #5ODI

Batting: 51 (63b)
Bowling: —

4 May 2025vs SL-W, W Tri-Series in Sri Lanka 2025, #4ODI

Batting: 18 (28b)
Bowling: —

29 Apr 2025vs SA-W, W Tri-Series in Sri Lanka 2025, #2ODI

Batting: 36 (54b)
Bowling: —

27 Apr 2025vs SL-W, W Tri-Series in Sri Lanka 2025, #1ODI

Batting: 43 (46b)
Bowling: —

15 Jan 2025vs IRE-W, IREW vs INDW 2025, #3ODI

Batting: 135 (80b)
Bowling: —

12 Jan 2025vs IRE-W, IREW vs INDW 2025, #2ODI

Batting: 73 (54b)
Bowling: —

10 Jan 2025vs IRE-W, IREW vs INDW 2025, #1ODI

Batting: 41 (29b)
Bowling: —

27 Dec 2024vs WI-W, WIW vs INDW 2024, #3ODI

Batting: 4 (19b)
Bowling: —

24 Dec 2024vs WI-W, WIW vs INDW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: 53 (47b)
Bowling: —

22 Dec 2024vs WI-W, WIW vs INDW 2024, #1ODI

Batting: 91 (102b)
Bowling: —

11 Dec 2024vs AUS-W, INDW vs AUSW 2024, #3ODI

Batting: 105 (109b)
Bowling: —

7 Dec 2024vs AUS-W, INDW vs AUSW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/12 (1.0o)

7 Dec 2024vs AUS-W, INDW vs AUSW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: 9 (8b)
Bowling: —

5 Dec 2024vs AUS-W, INDW vs AUSW 2024, #1ODI

Batting: 8 (10b)
Bowling: —

29 Oct 2024vs NZ-W, NZW vs INDW 2024, #3ODI

Batting: 100 (122b)
Bowling: —

27 Oct 2024vs NZ-W, NZW vs INDW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: 0 (2b)
Bowling: —

24 Oct 2024vs NZ-W, NZW vs INDW 2024, #1ODI

Batting: 5 (7b)
Bowling: —

23 Jun 2024vs SA-W, SAW vs INDW 2024, #3ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/10 (1.0o)

23 Jun 2024vs SA-W, SAW vs INDW 2024, #3ODI

Batting: 90 (83b)
Bowling: —

19 Jun 2024vs SA-W, SAW vs INDW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/13 (2.0o)

19 Jun 2024vs SA-W, SAW vs INDW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: 136 (120b)
Bowling: —

16 Jun 2024vs SA-W, SAW vs INDW 2024, #1ODI

Batting: 117 (127b)
Bowling: —

27 Mar 2022vs SA-W, Women's WC 2022, #28ODI

Batting: 71 (84b)
Bowling: —

22 Mar 2022vs BAN-W, Women's WC 2022, #22ODI

Batting: 30 (51b)
Bowling: —

19 Mar 2022vs AUS-W, Women's WC 2022, #18ODI

Batting: 10 (11b)
Bowling: —

16 Mar 2022vs ENG-W, Women's WC 2022, #15ODI

Batting: 35 (58b)
Bowling: —

12 Mar 2022vs WI-W, Women's WC 2022, #10ODI

Batting: 123 (119b)
Bowling: —

10 Mar 2022vs NZ-W, Women's WC 2022, #8ODI

Batting: 6 (21b)
Bowling: —

6 Mar 2022vs PAK-W, Women's WC 2022, #4ODI

Batting: 52 (75b)
Bowling: —

23 Jul 2017vs ENG-W, Women's WC 2017, FinalODI

Batting: 0 (4b)
Bowling: —

20 Jul 2017vs AUS-W, Women's WC 2017, 2nd Semi-finalODI

Batting: 6 (6b)
Bowling: —

15 Jul 2017vs NZ-W, Women's WC 2017, #27ODI

Batting: 13 (24b)
Bowling: —

12 Jul 2017vs AUS-W, Women's WC 2017, #23ODI

Batting: 3 (10b)
Bowling: —

About Smriti Mandhana

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Smriti Mandhana gave up science in school—and a likely career in hospitality—with no regrets. By the age of 20, she had already achieved what most can only dream of: a century in a World Cup, another in Australia, a double century in domestic one-day cricket, and the distinction of being only the second Indian woman to feature in a foreign T20 league. Mandhana’s cricketing journey began at the age of nine when she signed up for cricket trials “just for fun.” Inspired by her older brother, she mimicked his left-handed batting despite being naturally right-handed. Her talent was evident early; she broke into the Maharashtra Under-19 team at just 11, and by 15, she was in the senior state team. She announced her arrival with a brilliant 155 on debut against Saurashtra in domestic cricket. In 2014, she made her Test debut, scoring a crucial half-century in India’s historic win in England. Though her early outings in the World T20 and the Women’s Big Bash League didn’t reflect her potential, Mandhana bounced back strongly at the 2017 World Cup, producing two stellar performances after a lengthy layoff due to an ACL injury. Her attacking display during the 2017 World Cup—especially against England—proved timely, earning her a spot in the ECB’s Women's Cricket Super League. From there, her rise was unstoppable. By 2019, Mandhana was a core part of India’s batting line-up and a leader in the making. At 22, she became India’s youngest T20I captain, leading the side in a series against England. That same year, she was named International Woman Cricketer of the Year at the CEAT International Cricket Awards. Mandhana registered her maiden Test century in 2021 against England and continued to shine across all formats. She played a key role in India’s silver medal finish at the 2022 Commonwealth Games and their gold medal win at the 2023 Asian Games. Globally recognized as one of the finest top-order batters, Mandhana became a sought-after player in T20 leagues. She featured for the Southern Brave in the inaugural edition of The Hundred and, by 2025, had played for four different WBBL franchises. Arguably her crowning achievement came in 2024, when she led the Royal Challengers Bangalore to their first-ever title , clinching the Women's Premier League (WPL) trophy. The victory not only marked RCB’s maiden championship in any format but also cemented Mandhana’s legacy as a leader who delivered when it mattered most.

Latest news

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Smriti Mandhana to lead India across all three formats on South Africa tour

9 Nov 2026

sportstar.thehindu.com

India Women squad for South Africa series: Jemimah returns from injury, Deepti named Smriti deputy in Tests

9 Nov 2026

crictracker.com

Gujarat Giants' 16-year-old all-rounder Samaira Raghav wants to learn from Ashleigh Gardner, Hamanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana after WPL opportunity

5 Nov 2026

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