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List of records Smriti Mandhana shattered with century against Hong Kong in Women's Asia Cup 2026

Smriti Mandhana smashed a century against Hong Kong in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 and broke some major records. Read the full story here.

Smriti Mandhana celebrates record-breaking century vs Hong Kong in Women's Asia Cup 2026 Dubai
Smriti Mandhana celebrates record-breaking century vs Hong Kong in Women's Asia Cup 2026 Dubai

Smriti Mandhana produced another landmark performance for India during the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 clash against Hong Kong in Dubai. The India opener smashed a brilliant 124 runs off just 64 balls, including 14 fours and seven sixes. Her stunning innings helped India post a massive total and once again showed her class on the international stage.

Mandhana reached her century in style and broke several major records during her sensational knock. The India vice-captain dominated the Hong Kong bowling attack and became the centre of attention with her aggressive batting. Her performance added another memorable achievement to her already impressive international career.

The 124-run innings helped Mandhana rewrite three major records in women’s international cricket. She became the first Indian woman to score two T20I centuries and also moved closer to the top of the international run-scoring charts. Her latest achievement further strengthened her place among the leading batters in women’s cricket.

Throughout this article, we will share complete details about the records Smriti Mandhana shattered with her century against Hong Kong in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026, along with all the major milestones from her historic innings.

3. Most 100s in Women’s International Cricket

Smriti Mandhana created a new world record with her sensational century against Hong Kong in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026. Her brilliant innings helped India post a strong total of 193/5 in Dubai.

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Mandhana’s century took her tally to 18 hundreds in women’s international cricket, helping her move past former Australia captain Meg Lanning, who had 17 centuries. South Africa’s Laura Wolvaardt also has 17 international hundreds, while Hayley Matthews has 15.

Most 100s in Women’s International Cricket:

  • 18 – Smriti Mandhana
  • 17 – Meg Lanning
  • 17 – Laura Wolvaardt
  • 15 – Hayley Matthews
  • 14 – Suzie Bates
  • 14 – Tammy Beaumont

2. Highest individual score in the Women's T20 Asia Cup history

Smriti Mandhana’s 124 runs against Hong Kong is now the highest individual score in Women’s T20 Asia Cup history. She surpassed Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu, who scored an unbeaten 119 against Malaysia in the 2024 edition.

The India opener reached her century and continued her attacking batting, hitting three consecutive sixes off Ruchitha Venkatesh. She was eventually run out on the third ball of the final over after scoring 124 runs off just 64 balls. Her brilliant knock helped India finish with 193 runs on the board.

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The innings also made Mandhana the first Indian woman to score more than one T20I century and gave her the highest individual score by an Indian batter in Women’s T20Is. Despite breaking several records, Mandhana said she was not aware of the milestones during her innings and praised the Hong Kong bowlers for making her work hard.

1. Most runs in women's international cricket

Smriti Mandhana’s 124 runs against Hong Kong is now the highest individual score in Women’s T20 Asia Cup history. She surpassed Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu, who scored an unbeaten 119 against Malaysia in the 2024 edition.

Mandhana reached her century and continued her attacking batting, hitting three consecutive sixes off Ruchitha Venkatesh. She was eventually run out on the third ball of the final over after scoring 124 runs off just 64 balls. Her brilliant knock helped India finish with 193 runs on the board.

The innings also made Mandhana the first Indian woman to score more than one T20I century and gave her the highest individual score by an Indian batter in Women’s T20Is. Despite breaking several records, Mandhana said she was not aware of the milestones during her innings and praised the Hong Kong bowlers for making her work hard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Smriti Mandhana scored 124 runs off 64 balls against Hong Kong in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026.

Mandhana has scored 18 centuries in women’s international cricket, the most by any female cricketer.

Mandhana broke the record for the highest individual score in Women’s T20 Asia Cup history with her 124-run innings.

Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu previously held the record with an unbeaten 119 against Malaysia in the 2024 edition.

Mandhana became the first Indian woman to score more than one century in T20Is and also became the leading century-maker in women’s international cricket.

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