Indian opening batter who has scored centuries in every international format. She won two WPL titles and was part of India's first Women's World Cup win.
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Smriti Mandhana 18
1996Smriti Mandhana born in MumbaiSmriti Mandhana is born in Mumbai and grows up in Sangli, Maharashtra.
2013Smriti Mandhana makes her India debutAt 16, Mandhana plays her first T20 international against Bangladesh.
2013Smriti Mandhana scores a double centuryMandhana scores 224 not out, the first double century by an Indian woman in one-day cricket.
2014Smriti Mandhana makes her Test debutMandhana plays her first Test against England at Wormsley.
2017Smriti Mandhana loses the World Cup finalEngland beat India by nine runs at Lord's.
2018Smriti Mandhana named ICC Cricketer of the YearMandhana wins the Rachael Heyhoe Flint award and ODI Player of the Year.
2019Smriti Mandhana becomes India's youngest T20 captainAt 22, Mandhana captains India against England in Guwahati.
2021Smriti Mandhana named ICC Cricketer of the Year againMandhana wins the award for a second time.
2021Smriti Mandhana scores a Test century in AustraliaMandhana scores 127 in the day-night Test on the Gold Coast.
2023Smriti Mandhana tops the first WPL auctionRoyal Challengers Bengaluru buy Mandhana for 3.4 crore rupees and make her captain.
2024Smriti Mandhana named ICC Cricketer of the Year a third timeMandhana wins the award for 2024.
2024Smriti Mandhana wins the WPLMandhana captains RCB to their first title.
2025Smriti Mandhana completes centuries in all formatsMandhana scores a T20 century against England, the first Indian woman with a hundred in all three formats.
2025Smriti Mandhana hits the fastest Indian ODI centuryMandhana reaches 100 off 50 balls against Australia.
2025Smriti Mandhana wins the World CupIndia beat South Africa by 52 runs in Navi Mumbai for their first Women's World Cup.
2025Smriti Mandhana passes 10,000 international runsMandhana is the fourth woman to reach the mark.
2026Smriti Mandhana joins Manchester Super GiantsMandhana signs for The Hundred.
2026Smriti Mandhana wins a second WPL titleRCB win the Women's Premier League again under Mandhana.