ENG-W vs IND-W, 1st T20I: List of records broken and milestones achieved during England vs India opener
Powered by Smriti Mandhana's maiden T20I century and debutant Sree Charani's four-fer, the Women in Blue were a dominant force throughout the fixture against a listless England playing its first game at this venue.
List of records broken and milestones achieved during ENG vs IND WT20Is
210/5 - Highest total by India against England in WT20Is
Second-highest total ever by India in WT20Is
Third instance of scoring a 200+ total by India in WT20Is
Highest WT20I total for India away from home
India's second consecutive 200-plus total in WT20Is, becoming only the third team to do so after Indonesia and Argentina
124 runs in middle overs (7-16) - Most India has ever scored in the middle phase of a WT20I innings
Smriti Mandhana - Second India woman to score a WT20I century
Fifth woman and first Indian to score a hundred in all three formats
112 - Highest individual score by Indian in WT20Is
78 (15x4, 3x6) - Most runs in boundaries for India in an innings in WT20Is
21 instances - Shafali Verma-Smriti Mandhana record most 50+ partnerships in WT20Is
4dismissals by Richa Ghosh - Joint most by an Indian wicketkeeper in WT20Is
4 wickets taken by Sree Charani - Second-best figures by a debutant in WT20Is
97 runs - England's heaviest defeat in WT20Is
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