International Runs
- Total runs
- 10,950
- Status
- Women’s international record
Smriti Mandhana is an India international cricketer and left-handed top-order batter. She made her international debut in 2013 and is one of the leading batters in women’s international cricket.
Statistics as of: 13 September 2026
Primary record source: ICC
As of 13 September 2026, Smriti Mandhana has scored 10,950 runs in international cricket and holds the record for the most runs in women’s international cricket across formats.
Mandhana has also scored 18 international centuries, the most by a player in women’s international cricket. She moved past the previous international run record during India’s Women’s Asia Cup 2026 match against Hong Kong, China.
In that match, Mandhana scored 124 from 64 balls, registering the highest T20 international score of her career. The innings included 14 fours and seven sixes.
Her record combines long-term international performance with continued success as a top-order batter for India across formats.
Mandhana finished the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 with 213 runs. Her 59 from 39 balls in the final helped India defeat Sri Lanka by 72 runs and claim a record-extending eighth title.
2013
Mandhana made her India international debut in 2013 and has remained an active international cricketer through 2026.
Top-order opener
Mandhana is a left-handed batter who has primarily played at the top of India’s batting order.
Right-arm medium
Her primary role is batting, while her listed bowling style is right-arm medium.
Status as of 13 September 2026. Smriti Mandhana is an active India international and vice-captain of the team that won the Women’s Asia Cup 2026.
Mandhana remains a senior member of India’s batting group and continues to play as a top-order batter.
She scored 213 runs during India’s unbeaten title-winning campaign, including 124 against Hong Kong, China and 59 in the final.
Mandhana scored her 36th T20I half-century in the final, sharing a century opening stand with Shafali Verma against Sri Lanka.
Became the leading run-scorer in women’s international cricket and extended her career aggregate to 10,950 runs across formats by the end of the Asia Cup.
Scored 59 in the final as India beat Sri Lanka by 72 runs to win a record-extending eighth Women’s Asia Cup title.
Reached 18 international centuries, the most in women’s international cricket.
Scored 124 from 64 balls against Hong Kong, China during the Women’s Asia Cup.
Scored her maiden T20 international century against England in Nottingham in June 2025.
Won the ICC Women’s ODI Cricketer of the Year award for 2024, the second time she received the honour.
Won the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy as ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year for 2021.
Won both the ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year and ICC Women’s ODI Player of the Year awards for 2018.
Career-record figures updated through 13 September 2026. The international run total combines the ICC-confirmed 10,880 runs after the Hong Kong, China match with Mandhana’s subsequent Asia Cup scores against Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.