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The only Test match series is being played between the Indian women’s cricket team and South Africa. This test match is being played at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. On the first day of the match, Indian batsmen Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana combined to break the back of South Africa’s bowling attack. Although many records were set in this match, Shefali Verma held two major world records. The world record for the fastest double century in women’s Test cricket is now held by Shefali Verma. This record was previously held by Australia’s Annabelle Sutherland. Interestingly, Sutherland also achieved this record against South Africa in the same year. Earlier this year the South African team toured Australia, where the only Test match was played in Perth. Sutherland then scored a double century in 248 balls, the fastest double century in women’s Test cricket. Talking about Shefali, he broke this record by scoring a double century on 194 runs.
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Shefali played an innings of 205 runs off 197 balls during which he hit 23 fours and 8 sixes from his bat. Shefali also holds the world record for most sixes in an innings in women’s Test cricket. Apart from this, Shefali became the second Indian woman cricketer to score the youngest Test double century. In 2002, Mithali Raj scored a double century at the age of 19 years and 256 days, the youngest double century in women’s Test cricket. Shefali achieved this feat at the age of 20 years and 152 days.
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Talking about Smriti Mandhana, she played an innings of 149 runs off 161 balls. Mandhana hit 27 fours and one six. Together, these two put on a partnership of 292 runs for the first wicket. Together the two set the world record for the largest partnership for the first wicket in women’s Test cricket. The world record for the highest partnership for any wicket in women’s Test cricket is held by Australia’s Reeler and Annetts, which they held against England in 1987. Both shared a partnership of 309 runs for the third wicket.