Smriti Mandhana became the first Indian cricketer to notch centuries in all three formats of women's cricket, after slamming 112 off just 62 deliveries in the first T20I of the ongoing series against England. Mandhana completed her century in just 51 balls, the second-quickest by an Indian batter. Take a look at where her knock ranks in the list of fastest centuries scored in women's T20I:

Deandra Dottin (West Indies)
In 38 balls
Against South Africa

Deandra Dottin holds the record for the fastest century in Women's T20I history, achieving the milestone in just 38 balls against South Africa. Playing with unmatched aggression, Dottin's innings was a masterclass in power-hitting, combining brute force with precision. This record-setting performance remains a benchmark for T20I batting and solidified Dottin's reputation as one of the most destructive batters in the game.

Alyssa Healy (Australia)
In 46 balls
Against Sri Lanka

Alyssa Healy's 46-ball century against Sri Lanka showcased her ability to dominate attacks with flair and consistency. Known for her quick footwork and sharp shot selection, Healy tore into the Sri Lankan bowling unit, finding gaps with ease and clearing the ropes when needed. Her innings helped Australia post a formidable total, and securing an easy victory.

Tammy Beaumont (England)
In 47 balls
Against South Africa

Tammy Beaumont lit up the scoreboard with a 47-ball century against South Africa, displaying a blend of elegance and aggression. Her ability to adapt to the conditions and exploit the bowlers' weaknesses was on full display, as she peppered the boundary with crisp drives and lofted shots.

Harmanpreet Kaur (India)
In 49 Balls
Against New Zealand

Harmanpreet Kaur's 49-ball century against New Zealand was a defining moment in her career and a testament to her leadership and batting prowess. The Indian captain unleashed a flurry of powerful shots, including towering sixes, to reach her hundred in quick time.

Meg Lanning (Australia)
In 51 Balls
Against England

Meg Lanning, one of Australia's most decorated captains, smashed a 51-ball century against England in a display of controlled aggression. Known for her impeccable timing and ability to find gaps, Lanning's innings was a perfect balance of finesse and power. Her century set the tone for Australia's dominance in the match, proving why she used to be regarded as one of the best batters in women's cricket.

Smriti Mandhana (India)
In 51 Balls
Against England

Smriti Mandhana matched Lanning's 51-ball feat with a stunning century against England. Mandhana's elegant strokeplay and ability to accelerate at will were on full display as she dismantled the English bowling attack. Her knock was a blend of classic cover drives and innovative shots.