India’s vice-captain overtakes Mithali Raj’s record after a stunning 124 off just 64 balls.
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India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana has become the highest run-scorer in the history of women’s international cricket, surpassing former captain Mithali Raj’s long-standing record.
Mandhana crossed Raj’s tally of 10,868 international runs with a blistering knock of 124 off just 64 balls, reaching the milestone in spectacular fashion.
The landmark innings highlighted Mandhana’s status as one of the modern game’s most prolific batters, combining aggressive stroke play with remarkable consistency across formats.
The record-breaking performance adds another major achievement to Mandhana’s career as she continues to lead India’s batting lineup on the international stage.
