Mandhana became the second Indian who scored a hundred in the women’s T20is when she put England on Saturday 28th June.
Mandhana played the role of stand-in Captain for this day when Harmanpreet was resting for the match as a preventive measure after being hit on the head during the warm-up game against the ECB Select XI. England won throwing and put visitors in launching. Mandhana started things with the first over the first, because her partner Shafali Verma seemed to fight at the second end. Indian Captain Stand-in continued to attack with several borders in the next over.
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Despite the brilliance of Mandhana, India could only obtain 47 out of PowerPlay exceeding, with a stand-in captain scored 31 of them. However, things changed in seventh place when Mandhana hit Sophie Eccelstone to two six and the ends won 19 runs. Momentum was made by Southpaw when she got to her fifty in 27 and passed the border.
After Shafali’s goal, Mandhan found the perfect partner in Harleen Deola, who started with the right intention and blasted Linsey Smith behind three boundaries over. The duo brought their fifty partnership in a quick time when Mandhana raced in the 1990s with an elegant campaign.
The Indian opener took only a few boundaries before reaching a landmark in just 51 passed when her hands were lofted in the air. Mandhana was eventually released on 112 escapes from 62 balls when India published 210 for a loss of five goals in their 20 breaks.
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Published on:
June 28, 2025
