New Delhi. Veteran opener Smriti Mandhana scored a brilliant century against Sri Lanka in the final of the Women's TRAI ODI series. He scored the 11th century of ODI career off 92 balls. Mandhana hit 15 fours and 2 sixes in an innings of 116 runs. During this time, he broke a big record of captain Harmanpreet Kaur. Mandhana became the Indian batter to hit the most sixes in women's ODI International cricket. After Mandhana Meg Lanning and Suzy Bates, the women have reached third place in the list of most centuries in ODIs. Lenning has scored 15 and Bates has scored 13 centuries. Mandhana is also the highest number of centuries in women's ODIs for India. After Mandhana, Mithali Raj is at number two, who has played 6 centuries in ODIs for the country.

Smriti Mandhana has 54 sixes in ODI International. He is at the top of this list, while Harmanpreet Kaur is in second place with 52 sixes. Richa Ghosh is third with 20 sixes. Smriti Mandhana is consistently performing brilliantly in ODI cricket. He has scored 6 centuries and 5 half -centuries in the last 20 innings. In the overall ODI, he has 4461 runs in 102 matches.

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Great innings of 116 runs off 101 balls
While struggling with cramps in the humid weather, this artistic batsman of the left hand played a brilliant innings of 116 runs off 101 balls. In the last match, the Indian vice -captain, who returned to the rhythm by scoring a half -century against South Africa, rained fours during his innings in the final. During this time, he completed the 11th century of ODI career by hitting four consecutive fours against Sri Lankan captain Chamari Atapattu.

Mandhana completed her half -century by putting a sweep shot
Mandhana started scoring fast after breaking a 70 -run partnership in 89 balls with opener Pratika Rawal (30). He completed his half -century by putting a brilliant sweep shot. Mandhana shared 120 runs in 106 balls for the second wicket with Harleen Deol (47 runs with the help of four fours in 56 balls). This partnership was broken by Devami Vihanna by dismissing Mandhana. Mandhana laid the foundation of a big score before being dismissed. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Jemima Rodrigues then scored fast runs but both missed out on completing half -centuries. Harmanpreet scored 41 runs in the 30 -ball innings with the help of four fours and a six, while Jemima, who scored 123 runs against South Africa, scored 44 runs in a 29 -ball shift innings with the help of four fours.