India batter Smriti Mandhana set a huge world record on Sunday during the 4th T20I against Sri Lanka in Thiruvananthapuram. The 29-year-old became the fastest woman to score 10000 runs in international womens cricket surpassing former India captain Mithali Raj. Mandhana reached the milestone in just 280 innings while Mithali took 291 innings. Before this match Mandhana had 9973 international runs. Fastest to 10000 Womens International Runs (by innings) 281 - Smriti Mandhana* 291 - Mithali Raj 308 - Charlotte Edwards 314 - Suzie Bates Smriti Mandhana: Career Stats In Women’s Tests Mandhana has played 7 matches and scored 629 runs in 12 innings averaging 57.18. Her highest score is 149 with 2 centuries and 3 fifties. In Women’s ODIs she has played 117 matches scoring 5322 runs at an average of 48.38. Her top score is 136 including 14 hundreds and 34 fifties. In Women’s T20Is Mandhana has featured in 157 matches with a highest score of 112. She has scored 1 century and 31 fifties. On Sunday Mandhana scored a half-century after Sri Lanka chose to bowl first. Earlier in the series during the 1st T20I she became the first Indian woman to reach 4000 runs in Women’s T20I cricket. She made 25 runs in that match and became the second woman overall to reach 4000 T20I runs after New Zealand’s Suzie Bates (4716 runs). Mandhana also achieved this faster than Bates in terms of balls faced taking 3227 balls compared to Bates 3675. The India womens cricket team has won all their matches in the series so far beating Sri Lanka in the first three games to lead 3-0. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur and her team will now try to win the fourth match for a complete series sweep. The next game will be important as they prepare for the T20 World Cup next year.