Harmanpreet Kaur vs England (picture via x/@bcciwome) Harmanpreet Kaur etched his name in historical books by becoming the first ever visiting body to scoring three women’s ODI for centuries in England and only the third Indian woman to receive 4,000 one -day international (ODI). During the third and last match against England in Riverside Ground in Durham on Tuesday, she reached a milestone. The Indian captain also registered its seventh ODI of the century and scored India to commanding 318/5 in the first shifts. She raised her century from only 82 balls, the second fastest Indian woman in ODIS. A 36-year-old woman joined her representative Mandhan and the legendary Mithali Raj in a 4,000-run club and reached landmarks in her 149th match (129 shift). Harmanpreet also became only the second Indian after Mithali Raj to score 1,000 ODI runs in England. Now she scored three centuries and five 1950s in 30 matches in the country. Only six women, including a caur, managed 1,000 plus ODI runs in the country away from home.
Indians with most runs in women’s ODIS
- MITHALI RAJ – 7805 Runs (211 shifts)
- Mandhana – 4588 runs (105 shifts)
- Harmanpreet Kaur – 4069 (129 shifts)
- Anjum Chopra – 2856 (112 shifts)
- Deepti Sharma – 2392 (93 shifts)
While visitors did not endanger their record score of 333/5 from 2022, they dominated the robust partnership for tabs. She added 81 runs for the third goal with Harleen Deol (45) and later accelerated the 110-run stand on only 77 balls with Jemimah Rodrigues, which broke the 45-mile 50 dotted with seven. Richa Ghosh added a late flourishing with an undefeated 38 out of 18 balls, which included three four and two sixes.
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Mandhana and Pratika Rawal laid a fixed platform with a 64-running opening stand. During her 45 out of 54 balls, Mandhana looked well touched before she fell on Sophie Ecclestone. Rawal contributed 26 before he expelled Charlie Dean, while England successfully reviewed the decision. Harleen Deol also started, but was released for 45 years and fell on a short ball Lauren Bell. Although they missed the milestones, India ended with a strong sum in the Referee series, after it had previously won a series of five T20i matches.
