Smriti Mandhana returned to form with a prolific innings in the fourth T20I against Sri Lanka in Trivandrum on Sunday, after modest returns in the first three matches. She struck a fluent 80 off 48 balls, reaching the landmark of 10,000 international runs in the process. The feat made her the fastest woman cricketer to get there and only the fourth overall, alongside Charlotte Edwards, Mithali Raj and Suzie Bates.
Smriti Mandhana returned to form with a prolific innings in the fourth T20I against Sri Lanka in Trivandrum on Sunday, after modest returns in the first three matches. She struck a fluent 80 off 48 balls, reaching the landmark of 10,000 international runs in the process. The feat made her the fastest woman cricketer to get there and only the fourth overall, alongside Charlotte Edwards, Mithali Raj and Suzie Bates.
Smriti Mandhana returned to form with a prolific innings in the fourth T20I against Sri Lanka in Trivandrum on Sunday, after modest returns in the first three matches. She struck a fluent 80 off 48 balls, reaching the landmark of 10,000 international runs in the process. The feat made her the fastest woman cricketer to get there and only the fourth overall, alongside Charlotte Edwards, Mithali Raj and Suzie Bates. 
