Stats: India's highest team total, fastest individual ton and biggest victory in ODIs

Having recorded their highest ODI total in the second ODI on Sunday, India Women went further ahead on Wednesday, breaching the 400-run mark for the first time in the format.

435/5 - by India Women is now their highest total in Women's ODI, surpassing 370/5 they'd registered on Sunday. India became just the third team to cross the 400-run mark in Women's ODIs after New Zealand (four times) and Australia (once), and four of the six 400-plus totals have come against Ireland. 435/5 also happens to be the highest ODI total for India in ODIs - Men's or Women's. The previous record was 418/5 by the Men's team against West Indies in Indore in 2011.

400-plus totals in Women's ODIs

304 runs - India Women's victory margin over Ireland in the third ODI, their biggest ever in the format. Of the eight wins registered by 300-plus runs in Women's ODIs, four have been against Ireland.

57 - The boundary count for India today (48 fours and nine sixes), the third-highest by a team in Women's ODIs, after 71 (64 fours, seven sixes) and 59 (50 fours, nine sixes) - both by the White Ferns against Ireland in Dublin in 2018. Nine sixes hit by India today is also the most for them in an innings, surpassing eight against South Africa Women in Bengaluru last year.

Mandhana and Rawal extend imperious run

233 runs added by Smriti Mandha and Pratika Rawal is now the third-highest partnership for India in Women's ODIs, for any wicket. Each of the top three have come against Ireland.

Highest partnerships for IND-W in WODIs (any wicket)

8.73- The run-rate for India's opening stand today was 8.73 (233 in 26.4 overs). Of the 32 double-hundred stands in Women's ODIs till date (for any wicket), only one was scored at a quicker rate: 8.89 (295 off 199) between Leigh Kasperek and Amelia Kerr against the same opponent in Dublin in 2018.

2 consecutive 150-plus partnerships for the Mandhana-Rawal pair, following their 156 in 19 overs on Sunday. Before today, only three other pairs had registered back-to-back 150-plus stands in Women's ODIs: Denise Emerson and Jill Kennare (AUS-W, 1985), Rachael Haynes and Alyssa Healy (AUS-W, 2022) and Chamari Athapaththu and Nilakshika Silva (SL-W, 2023-24).

Mandhana and Rawal as an opening pair in ODIs

Of the 168 pairs that have added at least 500 partnership runs in Women's ODIs, Mandhana and Rawal have scored at the fastest rate (6.94), and the average of 116.83 is only bettered by Denise Emerson & Jill Kennare (629 runs from six innings at 125.80).

4 century opening partnerships in just six innings between Mandhana and Rawal, the second most for India Women in ODIs, only behind five each for Anju Jain and Jaya Sharma in 27 innings and Karuna Jain and Jaya Sharma in 25 innings.

3 instances of both India openers registering hundreds in an ODI innings, including today. The previous two instances also had been against Ireland, featuring Reshma Gandhi and Mithali Raj at Milton Keynes (1999) and Deepti Sharma and Punam Raut at Potchefstroom in (2017). Overall, there have been 13 instances of both openers registering hundreds in a Women's ODI innings, six of them have come against Ireland.

70 balls taken by Mandhana to get to the three-figure mark, making it the fastest hundred for India in Women's ODIs.

Fastest hundreds for IND-W in WODIs (by balls taken)

10hundreds for Mandhana in ODIs, the joint-third alongside Tammy Beaumont, only behind Meg Lanning (15) and Suzie Bates (13).

7sixes struck by Mandhana during her 80-ball 135 is the joint-most for India in an ODI innings, alongside Harmanpreet Kaur, who'd hit as many during her historic 171* off 115 against Australia Women in the 2017 WC semi-final. Mandhana has also equalled Harmanpreet for most sixes for India in the format (52).

154 by Pratika Rawal is the third-highest individual score for India in Women's ODIs in a list headed by Deepti Sharma's 188 at Potchefstroom in 2017.

Highest individual scores for IND-W in Women's ODIs

444 runs aggregated by Pratika Rawal from just six ODI innings so far, at an average of 74 and a strike-rate of 95.68. That's the highest aggregate for any batter after the first six appearances in Women's ODIs, well clear of the next highest aggregate of 322 by Thailand's Natthakan Chantham. It's also the most for anyone from her first six ODI innings, 12 ahead of Charlotte Edwards' 434.