Top 5 fastest hundreds in ladies Odis ft. Smriti Mandhana

The art of scoring centuries with Breakneck speed has reached new heights in ladies cricket with recent record-breaking versions that have re-defined the excellence of battens. On September 20, 2025, history was not written once but twice in the Arun Jaitley Stadium of Delhi, such as Beth Moeney And Smriti Mandhana Produced explosive punches that have etched their names in cricket -folklore.

The drama unfolded in the third ODI of the India-Australia series, where within a few hours both batters achieved centuries who were the fastest ever registered in Women’s ODIs. Moeney in Australia reached its hundred balls for the first time in 57 balls, equal to the second fastest figure before Mandhana in India reacted with an even more sizzling century of 50 balls and claimed her place in history.

Record-breaking Delhi drama sets new standards

The extraordinary innings of Mandhana came during the pursuit of the Australian 413-run target in India. The 50-ball century of the left-handed opener did not only broke Virat KohliThe record as the fastest by an Indian in Odi Cricket, but has also determined the second fastest figure in the cricket history of women. Her innings of 125 out of 63 balls include 17 four and five sixes, with an aggressive slag play with a success rate of 198.41.

Earlier in the same competition, Moeney had set the tone with her own explosive knock. The Australian Wicketkeeper-Batter reached her century in 57 balls, matching Karen RoltonLong-term record and the demonstration of the depth of the Batting-desktiness of Australia. Moeney’s innings of 138 from 75 balls contain 23 celebrations and one six, as a result of which Australia was stimulated to their joint highest ODI total of 412.

The meeting in Delhi became the most run ladies ODI in history, combining both teams for 781 runs. This extraordinary competition contained 111 borders (99 four and 12 sixes), and set a new record for border-hitting in Women’s Cricket.

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Top 5 Fastest Hundreds in Ladies ODIs

Meg Lanning – 45 Balls versus New – Zeeland (2012)

The legendary Australian captain has the ultimate record with its 45-ball hundred in North Sydney Oval on December 16, 2012. I Lanning‘s Klop from 103 out of 50 balls included 18 four and three Sixes, with 90 of her runs in borders. Her innings helped to chase Australia New -Zeeland‘S 177 with nine wickets and 172 balls transfer, and sets a benchmark that remains unparalleled more than ten years later.

Smriti Mandhana – 50 balls versus Australia (2025)

The vice-captain of India reached this milestone during the series decision-maker in Delhi and became the second fastest centurion in the ODI history of women. Her century came from a slog sweep for six over midwicket Alana King‘Sbowling and brings the delhi up. This was the 13th ODI century of Mandhana, who placed her joint second with Suzie Bates In the list of all time.

Karen Rolton – 57 balls vs Zuid -Afrika (2000)

The Australian legend set its record during the 2000 World Cup in Lincoln’s Bil Oval. Chase South AfricaThe modest 169, Rolton did not hit 17 four in her 107 not from 67 balls, with which she reached her century in 57 deliveries. She had reached her fifty in 36 balls and led Australia to the victory with 25 overs saving, causing the player of the match Honors.

Beth Moeney – 57 Balls vs India (2025)

The Australian Wicketkeeper-Batter was the same as Rolton’s record during the Delhi thriller. Moeney took 31 balls for her first fifty before he was further accelerated, and reached three digits by sending a no-ball of Radha Yadav To the border. Her innings contain clinical placement and rough power, with memorable recordings, including three four in one Newspaper.

Sophie Devine – 59 Balls vs Ireland (2018)

The explosive opener of New Zealand makes the top five completed with its 59-ball century in Dublin. Sophie DevineThe innings of 108 from 61 balls include 13 four and six sixths, which set the platform for Mammoth 418 from Nieuw -Zeeland. Ireland Could only manage 112 in response, which resulted in a 306-run victory. Devine had reached her fifty in 35 balls before she maintained her aggressive pace to complete the century.

These remarkable innings show the evolution of the cricket of women, where boundaries flow freely and centuries are reached with increasing frequency. Each version not only represents individual sparkle, but also the growing trust and the skill level that defines the cricket of modern women. From Lanning’s groundbreaking knock in 2012 to the recent spectacle of Delhi, these centuries show how the women’s game continues to push boundaries and create new standards of excellence.

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