How Smriti Mandhana planned the best week of her career at her Bengaluru residence
Mandhana makes history in the three One-Day Internationals against South Africa with scores of 117, 136, and 90.
Smriti Mandhana had not hit an international century at home prior to June 16. Smriti Mandhana was just ten runs away from matching her career high of three hundred runs in one-day international cricket when she was removed on June 23 by a top edge. To put it plainly, the star left-handed hitter in 50-over cricket had a career-defining week. And it happened at Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium, a place she can now genuinely call home.
The vice-captain of India and the first and only title-winning captain of Bengaluru in franchise cricket enjoyed a memorable week with runs of 117, 136, and 90. The thrilling 3-0 victory by Harmanpreet Kaur and company over South Africa served as a reminder of why ODIs remain India's (and Mandhana's) greatest chance for
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