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Top 5 fastest centuries in women's ODI cricket ft. Smriti Mandhana

Check the top five fastest centuries in women's ODI cricket, featuring Smriti Mandhana and other batters who made history with quick hundreds

Ranked list of the top 5 fastest centuries in Women's ODI cricket, led by Meg Lanning and featuring Smriti Mandhana's record Indian knock
Ranked list of the top 5 fastest centuries in Women's ODI cricket, led by Meg Lanning and featuring Smriti Mandhana's record Indian knock

Women's ODI cricket has seen some outstanding batting performances in recent years, with several players reaching centuries at remarkable speed. Among them, Smriti Mandhana set a new record for India in 2025 with a stunning hundred.

Mandhana achieved the feat against Australia in the third WODI at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on September 20, 2025. She smashed a century off just 50 balls, becoming the fastest Indian batter to score a hundred in women's ODIs.

The left-handed opener was in excellent form during the series. She had scored 58 off 63 balls and 117 off 91 balls in the first two matches before producing another explosive innings in the series decider. Her aggressive batting helped highlight the growing quality and popularity of women's cricket.

Mandhana's record is part of a long list of remarkable ODI centuries by women batters around the world. In this article, we look at the top five fastest centuries in women's ODI cricket, including Mandhana's record-breaking effort in 2025.

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Sports run in my veins and stories fuel my pen. With over 3 years in journalism — including stints at Sportskeeda, Cricreads, and Athlete Fortune — I’ve lived every word I’ve written. A Madrista at heart and a CR7 devotee, I fell in love with cricket because of one man — Virat Kohli. His passion for the game taught me to see cricket beyond the numbers. Currently writing for Cricket Winner, I cover match analyses, player stories, stats-based features, and cricket news updates. When I’m not writing, you’ll find me glued to tennis courts or boxing rings, living the sport from every angle.

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