11 fours-sixes… Smriti Mandhana’s stormy innings, single-handedly led Manchester to victory

Mandhana single-handedly won the battle. (Photo- GETTY)

Smriti Mandhana, Manchester Super Giants vs Sunrisers Leeds: In the 10th match of The Hundred 2026 Women’s Competition, Indian star female batsman Smriti Mandhana created such a ruckus with her bat that the opposing team was stunned. In this exciting match played against Sunrisers Leeds, Mandhana single-handedly changed the course of the match and gave a memorable victory to Manchester Super Giants Women. With this he continued his team’s winning streak in the tournament.

Sunrisers Leeds put a big score on the board

Sunrisers Leeds batted first in this match and put a big score on the board. He scored 142 runs after losing 4 wickets in 100 balls. In which Annabel Sutherland had the highest score of 35 runs. At the same time, Phoebe Litchfield also contributed 31 runs. Bryony Smith also managed to score 26 runs. At the same time, Lauren Winfield-Hill scored 17 runs and Danny Gibson scored 18 runs to take the team to this score.

Mandhana won the battle single-handedly

In response to the target of 143 runs, Manchester Super Giants had a very bad start and the team lost 5 important wickets at the score of just 71 runs. At one time it seemed that the team would settle for a low score and the match would be lost. There was continuous fall of wickets from the other end and Mandhana was not able to get strong support from any batsman. In this period of crisis, Smriti Mandhana not only held one end but also launched a scathing attack on the Sunrisers bowlers.

Smriti Mandhana continued to score runs at a fast pace and played a stormy innings of unbeaten 88 runs in 50 balls. His innings included 7 fours and 4 sixes. Due to which Manchester Super Giants achieved this target at the loss of 6 wickets in 96 balls. Thanks to Mandhana’s explosive and fearless batting, Manchester Super Giants made the seemingly impossible victory easy.

mohid khan

mohid khan

Mohid Khan is serving as a senior sub-editor on the sports desk of TV9 Hindi. He has 4 years of experience in journalism. He is originally from Beawar city of Rajasthan. Mohid has obtained the degree of Journalism and Mass Communication from Chaudhary Charan Singh University. He is fond of reading, writing and playing. He started his career with India News. After this he worked in institutions like OneIndia Hindi, Zee News and India TV. He is an expert in minutely analyzing any cricket match and is also interested in making news related to other sports.

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