Most matches hate for the FT Indian women’s team. Smriti Mandhana

Each great player has a moment that defines his journey and for Smriti Mandhanacame that moment during the fourth game of the Triangular Hate Series of Women in Sri Lanka. India Won the launch and chose to beat the hosts first. When Mandhana went to the center, she recorded her name in History Books, becoming only the seventh Indian Cricter Woman to play 100 international day (hatred).

Women cricketers with most hatred for India

This milestone is not only a personal achievement, it is a testament to the coherence, dedication and immense value of Mandhana to the Indian cricket for the last decade. Mandhana now joins a prestigious list of Indian women’s cricketers who have made 100 or more appearances on hatred. The following is how the list is accumulated:

• 232 matches – Mithali Raj
• 204 matches – Jhulalan Goswami
• 144 matches – Kaur HarmaPreet
• 127 matches – Anjum Chopra
• 116 matches – Amita Sharma
• 104 matches – Deepti Sharma
• 100 matches – Smriti Mandhana

The top of the list is dominated by Legends. Mithalia rajThe former Captain of India is still the Indian woman who is most hunted to hate, followed by Pace Spearhead Jhulalan doswami. Smriti’s entry into this club highlights its enduring presence in the configuration of India.

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Mandhana’s dazzling race for Team India

In his career of 100 games so far, Mandhana has accumulated 4,306 runs, including 10 centuries and 30 years. Its left hand presence and its peace of mind has made it one of the most reliable operators of the world cricket. Whether it is to pursue large total or for solid beginnings, Mandhana is still a vital gear in India’s success story.

As for the Triangular Hate series that is currently underway in Sri Lanka, India has taken early control. They have won both games and sit at the top of the table. Sri Lanka continues with a two -game victory, while South -Africa fights at the end with two losses. The final of the series is scheduled for May 11 and, in the current form, India seems to be a clear favorite to lift the title.

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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.