Mandhana and Rawal break records with their 233-run opening-wicket stand as India top 400 for the first time in ODIs

Smriti Mandhana, India's captain in the ongoing series against Ireland, has notched up her 10th century in the format in the third ODI. After opting to bat, Smriti and her opening partner Pratika Rawal took the attack to Ireland bowlers with the former smashing the fastest hundred.

India bettered their previous highest score of 370/5 also set against Ireland at the same venue three days ago to become the third women's team after Australia and New Zealand to go past the 400-run mark in an ODI in Rajkot on Wednesday.

India rack up their highest ever ODI total as they earn a crushing 304-run win over Ireland to complete a 3-0 series triumph in Rajkot.

Rawal hit a run-a-ball maiden century before top-scoring with 154 (129b, 20x4, 1x6), amassing a 233-run opening partnership with Mandhana in just 26.4 overs after India elected to

India women's team has seen several batters emerge as match-winners over the years. It was former India skipper Mithali Raj who became synonymous with the team. She still holds multuple major records to her name and has reigned supreme for over two decades in the Indian cricket lore.

India women's cricket team thrashed Ireland in the third and final WODI, winning by 304 runs in what was a record-breaking day for India, at Rajkot on Wednesday.� Batting first, India amassed a mammoth 435 runs in 50 overs,