Smriti mandhana hundred

The Hundred: Southern Brave seal back-to-back wins as Smriti Mandhana and Lauren Bell impress Southern Brave record second straight win in The Hundred as they inflict back-to-back defeats on Welsh Fire; Smiriti Mandhana hits half-century in successful run chase after Lauren Bell impresses for visitors with the ball in Cardiff; no runs for Sarah Taylor but she claims excellent catch Southern Brave are setting the early pace in The Hundred, with Anya Shrubsole's side making it two wins out of two after sweeping aside Welsh Fire thanks to a fine fifty from Smriti Mandhana and two wickets in two balls for Lauren Bell... STORY OF THE MATCH Southern Brave made it back-to-back wins in The Hundred and inflicted back-to-back defeats on Welsh Fire with a comfortable victory on Tuesday afternoon as the tournament hit Cardiff for the first time. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. Brave had earlier limited Fire - beaten by Northern Superchargers in their first match - to 110 from their 100 balls with seamer Lauren Bell ripping the heart out of the innings when she dismissed the free-scoring Hayley Matthews (33 off 20 balls) and Sarah Taylor (0) from the 48th and 49th balls of the match. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. • • Fire vs Brave - as it happened ball-by-ball • The Hundred - latest standings MASSIVE MOMENTS One ball after cutting off Mathews' elegant innings by having the West Indian caught at short third ...

Smriti Mandhana led India in her milestone game (Source: Twitter/@BCCIWomen). The dashing opener achieved the feat in the 19th match (against Thailand) of the ongoing Women's Here we decode Mandhana's T20I stats. Why does this story matter? • Mandhana has been a prolific run-scorer for India since her international debut in 2013. • She is the second-most capped Indian player in Women's T20Is, behind Harmanpreet (135). • The southpaw is also the designated vice-captain of the team across formats and has led the side on several occasions. • Mandhana led India to a BCCI Women congratulates Mandhana! That Special Moment! 👏 👏 All smiles for Feats achieved by Mandhana Overall, Mandhana is the 22nd player to appear in 100 Women's T20Is. Meanwhile, only Australia's Alyssa Healy has played more Women's T20Is (102) since Mandhana's debut in the format. Among Indians, Kaur (97) follows the southpaw on the list. Veteran batters Third-most runs since debut Mandhana's tally of 2,373 runs is the third-highest since her maiden appearance in the format. Among Indians, Harmanpreet follows Mandhana with 2,074 in 97 games. Sophie Devine (2,349) and Bismah Maroof (2,051) are the only other batters with at least 2,000 runs in this period. Decoding her career stats Mandhana is overall the ninth-highest run-scorer in Women's T20Is. Harmanpreet is the only Indian ahead of her with 2,647 runs. The southpaw averages 26.96 in the format, while her strike rate reads 122.19. Her tally of 17-fifty plus ...

Smriti Mandhana To Miss Remaining Part Of The Women’s Hundred JUST IN: Smriti Mandhana will miss Southern Brave's next two matches, including the final. She will be heading home to see her family ahead of India's tour of Australia — ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) After a promising 61 in the second game, Mandhana had a string of low scores which read 5, 3, 19 and 1. However, Wednesday’s knock brings her back into form and into seventh place among the top-scorers in the tournament. The Brave’s play their last game against Oval Invincibles. Meanwhile, the Indian women’s cricket team will be The first ODI will be played in Sydney followed by the next two in Melbourne. The two teams play the one-off Test in Perth before going back to Sydney to play the three T20Is to cap off the tour. Smiriti Mandhana Likely To Take The Baton From Mithali Raj Photo Credit: (Getty Images) India women’s next generation of cricketers which includes the likes of Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma amongst others are being seen as the three who will take the batting baton from Raj. Also Read:

The Hundred: Southern Brave lose Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur for the rest of The Hundred Ireland's Gaby Lewis joins Southern Brave as cover for Mandhana but team will not replace Kaur, who will also return to India after suffering an injury during the competition; Trent Rockets recall Marchant de Lange as Wahab Riaz is ruled out of the rest of The Hundred Southern Brave's Smriti Mandhana will fly home from the UK in order to see her family before India's tour of Australia. The opener - who has scored 167 runs in the tournament, including a top score of 78 against Welsh Fire on Wednesday - will take no further part in the tournament and will be replaced by Ireland's Gaby Lewis. YouTube Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. Mandhana said: "It's been a fantastic competition to be involved in and I've really enjoyed it. • • The Hundred: Latest standings • The Hundred Virtual Experience - find out more "I would love to be able to stay with the team until the final but we've been away from home for a long time with more tours ahead. I'll be watching the team at Lord's and hoping they can continue our good form." Trending • Transfer Centre LIVE! Real Madrid's Bellingham explains his move... • US Open: McIlroy chasing Fowler and Schauffele on historic day LIVE! • Papers: Man Utd threaten Chelsea pursuit of Inter 'keeper Onana • Man Utd shares up 10 per cent but Qataris still waiting on exclusivity • Beckham to join Brentford B permanently from Int...

London: India women’s team captain Harmanpreet Kaur will play for Trent Rockets while her deputy Smriti Mandhana will turn out for Southern Brave in this year’s The Hundred cricket tournament. While Harmanpreet was signed by Trent Rockets at The Hundred draft held on Thursday, Mandhana was retained by Southern Brave. A total of 64 positions — men and women — were filled up in Thursday’s The Hundred Draft. Among big names among men, Pakistanis Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf were picked up by Welsh Fire, Pakistan captain Babar Azam went unsold. Former West Indies captain Kieron Pollard and New Zealand left-arm pacer Trent Boult also were unsold. The 2023 edition of The Hundred will begin on August 1, with Trent Rockets taking on Southern Brave in the men’s and women’s competition respectively. Read all the

In men’s competition, teams were able to retain 10 players, while women’s franchises could retain four from their 2022 pool. On Thursday, the eight ‘hundred franchises’ confirmed their retained list with a draft for the rest of their squads set for March 23. England Test captain Ben Stokes has been retained by the Northern Superchargers for this year’s The Hundred after missing last year’s race due to a heavy workload. Jonny Bairstow and Jofra Archer will also remain with the Welsh Fire and Southern Brave respectively following their return after missing The Hundred 2022 due to injury. Ali said, “We’re really excited about having retained 10 players ahead of the third year of the competition,” “We’ve seen across short-form competitions around the world that keeping a core squad together can make a real difference and hopefully it’ll help us win the Hundred this year. We’ve got a lot of talented players and it’s a great group, so we can’t wait to get out in front of the Edgbaston crowd again.” Smriti Mandhana was retained by Southern Brave and she is the most expensive player in WPL 2023 auction. She was chosen by Royal Challengers Bangalore for a whopping INR 3.4 crore. As quoted by M K Gandhi “learn as if you were to live forever”. This is the philosophy that she tries to live by. Learning new things is a passion that leads you to a school of upskills. Given her interest in writing, she pursued her dreams by taking a bachelor's degree in Journalism & Mass Communications f...

"I would love to be able to stay with the team until the final but we've been away from home for a long time with more tours ahead," Mandhana said in a statement." I'll be watching the team at Lord's and hoping they can continue our good form. It's been a fantastic competition to be involved in and I've really enjoyed it." The Indian players who are in the squad for the tour of Australia - one day-night Test and three ODIs and T20Is each, between September 19 and October 11 - reached Bengaluru on Tuesday and are currently in quarantine before taking part in a pre-tour camp. The players who are part of the Hundred are expected to join them after the end of the tournament on August 21 before travelling together to Australia. De Lange was one of the bowling stars of the early bit of the competition, with eight wickets from three games, before Wahab joined the team. But he left when Wahab returned to the UK after being forced to go back to Pakistan - he didn't have a valid work permit - and sort the matter out, and then return to link up with his team. ESPNcricinfo understands that Trent Rockets will also be without Luke Wood for the final stages of the Hundred after he suffered a side strain. The ECB confirmed on Thursday night that Saqib Mahmood would be released from England's Test squad to play for Oval Invincibles against London Spirit on Saturday.

JUST IN: Smriti Mandhana will miss Southern Brave's next two matches, including the final. She will be heading home to see her family ahead of India's tour of Australia Smriti Mandhana has played a vital role in Southern Brave's success in Women's Hundred 2021. She has featured in all seven matches that the club has played so far in the competition. The Indian batswoman has aggregated 167 runs in seven innings at an average of 27.83. Smriti registered her best score of 78 in her last match against the Welsh Fire. Her half-century helped the Southern Brave defeat their opponents by 39 runs and cement their top position in the standings. Smriti Mandhana was adjudged the Player of the Match for her excellent performance. She smashed seven fours and three sixes in her last knock of the Women's Hundred 2021. Smriti Mandhana will soon leave for Australia along with the Indian women's cricket team Smriti Mandhana will hold the key to India's success on the Australian tour Smriti Mandhana performed exceptionally well with the willow during her long stay in the United Kingdom. First, she shone for the Indian women's cricket team in the matches against the England Women.

For the past six months, Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, and Shafali Verma have gone from one bio-bubble to another. They departed with the national team to England on June 3 and returned home at the end of November. In between, they have played full-fledged series against England and Australia, but the biggest takeaway for the trio was playing in ‘The Hundred’ in England and the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) in Australia. India’s T20I vice-captain Smriti Mandhana says the experience of playing in ‘The Hundred’ and WBBL will help her and others immensely in the upcoming Women’s ODI World Cup beginning in New Zealand on March 4. India will face Pakistan in their opening match. “For me, the biggest takeaway was facing the international bowlers. Just playing against those bowlers, who we’ll face in the future, was helpful. It will help us prepare well for the upcoming series, especially the upcoming World Cup,” Mandhana tells (Twitter/Smriti Mandhana) Smriti played for Southern Brave in ‘The Hundred, while in the WBBL, she was part of the Sydney Thunder team. “Playing in the jam-packed stadiums always gives you that extra motivation. In ‘Hundred,’ almost every stadium used to be filled with spectators, which is quite a rare sight in women’s cricket,” says Smriti. Click here for more Jemimah Rodrigues, sitting next to her friend and teammate, nodded and said: “For me just to share the dressing rooms with the other international stars was massive. We used to keep picking t...