Find Out the Players with Most International Centuries in Women’s Cricket
Smriti Mandhana tops the women’s international century chart with 18 hundreds. Meg Lanning and Laura Wolvaardt are close behind with 17 centuries each. Hayley Matthews has scored 15, while Suzie Bates and Tammy Beaumont have registered 14 centuries apiece, showcasing the impressive consistency of these leading batters in international cricket.
Smriti Mandhana has moved to the top of the international century list with 18 hundreds. Meg Lanning and Laura Wolvaardt are just behind her on 17 each. Hayley Matthews follows with 15, while Suzie Bates and Tammy Beaumont have 14 apiece. Let’s look at their careers so far.
Smriti Mandhana – 18 Centuries
Mandhana has 18 international centuries, including 14 in ODIs. She has made 5,411 ODI runs at 47.88, with 136 as her highest score. In Tests, she has 788 runs at 52.53, while her T20I tally stands at 4,557 runs. Her numbers show just how consistent she has been across formats.
Meg Lanning – 17 Centuries
Lanning finished with 17 international hundreds, with 15 coming in ODIs. She scored 4,602 ODI runs at an excellent average of 53.51 and made an unbeaten 152 as her best. Her T20I record includes 3,405 runs and 2 centuries. She remains one of Australia’s most successful batters.
Laura Wolvaardt – 17 Centuries
Wolvaardt has also reached 17 centuries. She has scored 5,695 ODI runs at 51.30, including 13 hundreds and a career best 184 not out. In T20Is, she has 2,898 runs and 3 centuries. Her steady run scoring has put her level with Lanning and just one century behind Mandhana.
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