Mithali Raj is widely considered to be the best women batsman in Indian cricket history. She has been a key member of the Indian women’s cricket team for over two decades and has broken numerous records throughout her career.
Mithali made her debut for the Indian women’s cricket team in June 1999 and quickly established herself as a talented top-order batsman. She holds the record for the most runs scored in women’s international cricket, with over 10,000 runs to her name. She is also the only female cricketer to have scored seven consecutive 50+ scores in One Day Internationals.
Mithali’s batting style is known for her technical proficiency, exquisite timing, and ability to anchor the innings. She has played some memorable innings for India, including a match-winning knock of 91* in the final of the 2005 Women’s World Cup.
Other notable women batsmen in Indian cricket history include Smriti Mandhana, Harmanpreet Kaur, and Anjum Chopra. Smriti is a talented left-handed opening batter who is known for her aggressive strokeplay, while Harmanpreet is a powerful middle-order batter who is known for her big-hitting ability. Anjum Chopra was a versatile player who could bat, bowl, and field and was the first Indian woman to score a century in international cricket.
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