The Indian women's team slammed their way to a 435-run total against Ireland. India captain Smriti Mandhana revealed that the onslaught was pre-planned and India wanted to play their shots.

Smriti Mandhana believes India's back-to-back 3-0 series wins against the West Indies and Ireland have provided the perfect momentum for making it their “best year in one-dayers” as the team gears up for the 50-over World Cup at home.

Smriti Mandhana and Pratika Rawal smashed centuries as India women's team smashed the country's highest-ever ODI total across genders.

Smriti Mandhana slammed a century against Ireland in the 3rd ODI of the three-match series. The opening batsman created history and achieved a huge record with her 10th century in ODIs. Mandhana captained Team India in Harmanpreet Kaur's absence.

India's charismatic cricketer Smriti Mandhana orchestrated a record-breaking victory against Ireland. Mandhana's rapid-fire century set multiple records, leading India to a commanding win, but she stresses improvement in fielding and running as the team eyes the upcoming World Cup.

Records tumbled like nine pins as the Indian women's cricket team, powered by skipper Smriti Mandhana's 70-ball century, demolished Ireland by a whopping 304 runs to claim its biggest-ever ODI win and complete a 3-0 clean sweep on Wednesday.

Records tumbled like nine pins as the Indian women's cricket team, powered by skipper Smriti Mandhana 's 70-ball century, demolished Ireland by a whopping 304 runs to claim its biggest-ever ODI win and complete a 3-0 clean sweep here on Wednesday.

Mandhana, who led by example with the bat, also praised the contributions of her teammates, saying, “I am really pleased that all the girls got game time.”

Records tumbled like nine pins as the Indian women's cricket team, powered by skipper Smriti Mandhana's 70-ball century, demolished Ireland by a whopping 304 runs to claim its biggest-ever ODI win and complete a 3-0 clean sweep here on Wednesday.

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,