Overview
- Mandhana reached 10,000 international runs in her 281st innings, the quickest in women's cricket, and became the fourth woman to the mark after Mithali Raj, Charlotte Edwards and Suzie Bates.
- India beat Sri Lanka by 30 runs in the fourth T20I in Thiruvananthapuram after posting 221-2, built on a 162-run opening stand with Shafali Verma that is India’s highest in women’s T20Is.
- Across genders she is the 10th-fastest Indian to 10,000 runs, overtaking Rohit Sharma and Dilip Vengsarkar, who each took 290 innings.
- PTI reporting cited by Hindustan Times also describes her as the youngest to reach 10,000 in women's internationals, and she reflected on consistency and responsibility in comments to bcci.tv.
- Her 1,703 international runs in 2025 are the most by any woman in a single year, and with 62 more she could surpass Shubman Gill’s 1,764 to lead all players for the year as the fifth T20I awaits.