Fastest century in women’s T20 cricket
The record for the fastest century in Women’s T20 cricket is named of known as female Chris Gayle Deandra Dottin of the West Indies.
When she set a record for the fastest century in women’s T20 cricket by completing a century in just 38 balls against the South Africa women’s team.
By the way, you will usually see that in cricket most of the batting line ups dominate the bowling line up, no matter it is man’s cricket or women’s cricket.
1. Deandra Dottin 38 balls vs South Africa women’s in 2010 T20 WC
You all know the power hitting of West Indies batsmen. The West Indies team is mostly famous in world cricket for its power hitting. The result is also seen in women’s cricket.
On the strength of her power hitting, Deandra Dottin holds the record for making the fastest century in women’s T20 cricket. In the 2010 Women’s T20 World Cup, against South Africa women’s team Deandra Dottin completed a century in just 38 balls.
In that match, the top order of the West Indies had completely failed. After falling 4 wickets within 52 runs, Deandra, who came in to bat at number six, handled the innings. Deandra Dottin not only handled the West Indies innings she also batting aggressively.
Deandra scored 112 runs with the help of 9 sixes and 7 fours, facing 45 balls. And the West Indies score reached 175. In the end, thanks to this excellent innings by Deandra, the West Indies women’s cricket team managed to win the match by 17 runs.
2. Alyssa Healy 46 balls vs Sri Lanka women’s in 2019
Second fastest century in women’s T20 cricket to be named as the strongest cricketer of Australia women’s cricket, Alyssa Healy. Alyssa Healy completed a century in just 46 balls against Sri Lanka Women’s in the year 2019.
She scored 148 runs in just 61 balls with the help of 19 fours and 7 sixes in that match. Alyssa Healy also scored a record for the highest individual score in women’s T20 cricket by scoring 148 runs.
Thanks to this excellent innings, Australia scored a big score of 226 in 20 overs. In response, Sri Lanka Women’s Cricket Team scored only 94 runs and Australia Women’s won the match by a huge margin of 132 runs.
3. Tammy Beaumont 47 balls vs West Indies women’s in 2018
England’s smash opener player Tammy Beaumont holds the record for the third fastest century in women’s T20 cricket. Tammy Beaumont scored a century in just 47 balls against West Indies Women’s in the year 2018.
In her innings, Tammy scored 116 runs in just 52 balls with the help of 18 fours and 4 sixes. Thanks to her innings, England Women’s scored a very big score of 250/3. In response, South Africa Womens could score only 129 runs and England Womens won the match by 121 innings.
4. Harmanpreet Kaur 49 balls vs New Zealand women’s in 2018 T20 WC
Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain of India’s women’s cricket team and the legend of world women’s cricket, has the fourth fastest century in women’s T20 cricket.
Harmanpreet Kaur completed the century in just 49 balls against New Zealand Women’s in the 2018 Women’s T20 World Cup. Captain Harmanpreet took over India’s innings after the initial shaking and Harmanpreet Kaur scored 102 runs in 51 balls with the help of 8 sixes and 7 fours.
Which helped India reach 190/5. In response, New Zealand Women’s could only score 160 runs and India won the match by 30 runs.
5. Meg Lanning 51 balls vs England women’s in 2019
Another Australian women’s listed in fastest 100 in women’s T20 cricket. Meg Lennin holds the record for fifth fastest century in women’s T20 cricket.
Meg Lennin completed a century in just 51 balls against England Women’s in the year 2019. Meg Lenin scored 133 runs facing 63 balls, which is the second highest individual score in women’s T20 cricket. She also hit 17 fours and 7 sixes.
Thanks to this excellent innings by Meg Lennin, Australia Women’s scored a huge score of 226/3. Chasing a big target of 227, England women’s team managed to score only 133 runs afterand Australia Women’s won the match by 93 runs.
