Beth Mooney
94 not out vs England
third T20I, Adelaide
On a slow Adelaide Oval pitch where runs were scarce and support thinner still, Mooney delivered a masterclass to underscore Australia's dominance with an unbeaten 94. With no other batter passing 23, she shouldered the scoring almost alone, managing risk, rotating strike and striking late to lift Australia to a formidable 162 for 5. Her composure and control set the tone for a crushing 72-run victory, reinforcing her status as Australia's most reliable big-occasion T20 batter.
94 not out vs England
third T20I, Adelaide
On a slow Adelaide Oval pitch where runs were scarce and support thinner still, Mooney delivered a masterclass to underscore Australia's dominance with an unbeaten 94. With no other batter passing 23, she shouldered the scoring almost alone, managing risk, rotating strike and striking late to lift Australia to a formidable 162 for 5. Her composure and control set the tone for a crushing 72-run victory, reinforcing her status as Australia's most reliable big-occasion T20 batter.
Hayley Matthews
100 not out vs England
first T20I, Canterbury
Matthews produced a lone hand of rare quality, carrying an under-strength West Indies with an unbeaten 100 from 67 balls in Canterbury. With only two team-mates reaching double figures and the next-best score just 17, Matthews accounted for more than two-thirds of her side's 146 for 7. She negotiated a disciplined England attack, survived key moments, and paced the innings astutely as wickets fell around her. The century, sealed off the final ball, kept West Indies in the game despite England's eventual eight-wicket victory.
100 not out vs England
first T20I, Canterbury
Matthews produced a lone hand of rare quality, carrying an under-strength West Indies with an unbeaten 100 from 67 balls in Canterbury. With only two team-mates reaching double figures and the next-best score just 17, Matthews accounted for more than two-thirds of her side's 146 for 7. She negotiated a disciplined England attack, survived key moments, and paced the innings astutely as wickets fell around her. The century, sealed off the final ball, kept West Indies in the game despite England's eventual eight-wicket victory.
Smriti Mandhana
112 not out vs England
first T20I, Nottingham
Twelve years after her debut in the format, Mandhana smashed her maiden T20I century to dismantle England at Trent Bridge. Leading the side in Harmanpreet Kaur's absence, Mandhana's 112 from 62 balls powered India to 210 for 5, their second-highest T20I total at the time. She reached her hundred in just 51 deliveries, maintaining control throughout an innings that put the match beyond England. She joined Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont, Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney as the only women to score centuries in all three formats.
112 not out vs England
first T20I, Nottingham
Twelve years after her debut in the format, Mandhana smashed her maiden T20I century to dismantle England at Trent Bridge. Leading the side in Harmanpreet Kaur's absence, Mandhana's 112 from 62 balls powered India to 210 for 5, their second-highest T20I total at the time. She reached her hundred in just 51 deliveries, maintaining control throughout an innings that put the match beyond England. She joined Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont, Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney as the only women to score centuries in all three formats.
Amanjot Kaur
63 not out vs England
second T20I, Bristol
Amanjot played a key role in India's 24-run win over England, scoring her first T20I half-century with calm maturity. Coming in at 31 for 3, she forged a 93-run fourth-wicket stand with Jemimah Rodrigues to guide India to 181 for 4, a total that handed England their first T20I loss at the venue. She accelerated expertly in the latter half, punishing England's bowlers with a 57-run partnership with Richa Ghosh. She also contributed with the ball, helping India dominate the game from start to finish.
63 not out vs England
second T20I, Bristol
Amanjot played a key role in India's 24-run win over England, scoring her first T20I half-century with calm maturity. Coming in at 31 for 3, she forged a 93-run fourth-wicket stand with Jemimah Rodrigues to guide India to 181 for 4, a total that handed England their first T20I loss at the venue. She accelerated expertly in the latter half, punishing England's bowlers with a 57-run partnership with Richa Ghosh. She also contributed with the ball, helping India dominate the game from start to finish.
Sophia Dunkley
75 vs India
third T20I, The Oval
Dunkley anchored England's innings as opener in a thrilling T20I against India at The Oval, scoring 75 off 53 balls. Her shot selection was precise, and she capitalised on a drop at 43 to reach her fifty off 35 balls. She put together a 137-run opening stand with Danni Wyatt-Hodge before the rest of the batting line-up collapsed, England losing nine wickets for 31 runs. Despite the wobble, Dunkley's innings laid the foundation for England's five-run win, keeping the series alive.
75 vs India
third T20I, The Oval
Dunkley anchored England's innings as opener in a thrilling T20I against India at The Oval, scoring 75 off 53 balls. Her shot selection was precise, and she capitalised on a drop at 43 to reach her fifty off 35 balls. She put together a 137-run opening stand with Danni Wyatt-Hodge before the rest of the batting line-up collapsed, England losing nine wickets for 31 runs. Despite the wobble, Dunkley's innings laid the foundation for England's five-run win, keeping the series alive.