Several Indian women have made their mark in One Day Internationals by scoring multiple centuries. Their consistent performances, adaptability, and ability to deliver under pressure have played a crucial role in elevating India’s presence in women’s cricket globally, showcasing the growing strength and depth of talent in the team’s batting lineup.
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Jemimah Rodrigues – 2
Since her debut in 2018, Jemimah Rodrigues has emerged as a promising talent in Indian women’s cricket. Known for her composure and maturity, she has already scored two centuries in WODIs—against Ireland and South Africa in 2025. In 47 matches, Rodrigues has amassed 1338 runs at an average of 32.63, showcasing her ability to anchor innings and perform under pressure.
Punam Raut – 3
A consistent performer in the 50-over format, Punam Raut represented India from 2009 to 2021. With 2299 runs in 73 WODIs at an average of 34.83, she scored three centuries—two of them in 2017 alone, when she averaged 59. Her tons came against Ireland, Australia, and South Africa, highlighting her value during key matches.
Harmanpreet Kaur – 6
A pillar of Indian women’s cricket, Harmanpreet Kaur has scored six WODI centuries—against England (twice), Bangladesh, Australia, West Indies, and South Africa. Debuting in 2009, she has played 138 matches, scoring 3715 runs at an average of 37.52. She remains the only Indian woman to score multiple WODI tons in two separate calendar years.
Mithali Raj – 7 Centuries
Mithali Raj, a legend of the game, retired with a record 7805 runs in 232 WODIs at an average of 50.68. She scored seven centuries, including one on debut—a rare feat. With numerous records to her name, including the longest WODI career, Mithali remains one of the most iconic figures in women’s cricket history.
Smriti Mandhana – 11 Centuries
Smriti Mandhana leads the chart with 11 centuries in WODIs—the most by an Indian woman. An elegant left-handed opener, Mandhana has scored 4473 runs in 102 matches at an average of 46.59. Her ability to dominate both pace and spin has made her one of the top batters in the world and a key figure in India’s batting lineup.
