Utter domination—the only word that can describe what Team India has done in the ongoing three-match women’s ODI series against Ireland. The Niranjanshah Stadium has become their favourite hunting ground, hammering the Irish bowlers all around the park for fun. They won the first game with over 15 overs remaining, followed by scoring 370 in the second game. But today, India women under Smriti Mandhana broke all the records, dishing out the highest ODI total for India, whether men’s or women’s. The women in blue made 435/5, with Mandhana scoring a century and Pratika Rawal smashing 145.
Records broken in India vs Ireland 3rd W-ODI!
| Record | Details |
|---|---|
| Most Centuries in Women’s ODIs | |
| 1. Meg Lanning (AUS) | 15 Centuries |
| 2. Suzie Bates (NZ) | 13 Centuries |
| 3. Tammy Beaumont (ENG) | 10 Centuries |
| 4. Smriti Mandhana (IND) | 10 Centuries |
| 5. Chamari Athapaththu (SL) | 9 Centuries |
| 6. Charlotte Edwards (ENG) | 9 Centuries |
| 7. Nat Sciver Brunt (ENG) | 9 Centuries |
| INDIA’s 400+ Total in Women’s ODIs | 1st Ever 400+ Total in Women’s ODIs |
| India’s 350+ Scoring in ODIs | 1 time in the first 45 years, 3 times in the last 20 days* |
| Highest Score at 160+ Strike Rate (India in Women’s ODIs) | |
| 1. Smriti Mandhana v IRE, TODAY | 135 runs |
| 2. Richa Ghosh v NZ, 2022 | 52 runs |
| 3. Rumeli Dhar v SL, 2008 | 50 runs |
| Pratika Rawal’s Record | First batter (male or female) to aggregate 401* runs after 6 ODIs |
| Fastest ODI Hundreds by Indian Women | |
| 1. Smriti Mandhana v IRE, TODAY | 70 balls |
| 2. Harmanpreet Kaur v SA, 2024 | 87 balls |
| 3. Harmanpreet Kaur v AUS, 2017 | 90 balls |
| 4. Jemimah Rodrigues v IRE, 2025 | 90 balls |
| 5. Harleen Deol v WI, 2024 | 98 balls |
| INDIA’s Highest Totals in Women’s ODIs | |
| 1. 403-3* vs IRE, Rajkot, 2025 | |
| 2. 370-5 vs IRE, Rajkot, 2025 | |
| 3. 358-2 vs IRE, Potchefstroom, 2017 | |
| 4. 358-5 vs WI, Vadodara, 2024 |
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