Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma - comparing their T20I stats after 154 T20I matches

Seasoned India Women opener Smriti Mandhana broke another major record during the first T20I against Sri Lanka at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, December 21. The southpaw became the first Indian batter to score 4,000 runs in Women's T20Is. Overall, she is only the second women cricketer to achieve the feat.

New Zealand legend Suzie Bates is the leading run-getter in women's T20Is. In 177 matches, she has scored 4,716 runs at an average of 29.11 and a strike rate of 108.58, with one hundred and 28 half-centuries. Impressively, while Bates took 3,675 balls to reach the 4,000-run mark, Mandhana got there in 3,227 balls.

The Indian vice-captain has played 154 T20Is so far. In the wake of her historic achievement, we compare Mandhana's stats with those of former India men's opener Rohit Sharma after the latter had also played 154 matches.

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Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma - Who has a better average and strike rate after 154 T20Is?

Mandhana has scored 4,007 runs in 154 matches at an average of 29.90 and a strike rate of 123.78. Of her runs, 945 have come in 26 T20Is against England at an average of 39.37 and a strike rate of 137.15. She has also scored 737 runs in 26 T20Is against Australia, averaging 29.48 at a strike rate of 123.24.

After 154 T20Is, Rohit had scored 4,042 runs at an average of 31.82 and a strike rate of 139.66. Of his runs at that stage, 511 came in 17 T20Is against New Zealand at an average of 34.06 and a strike rate of 141.16. He had also scored 410 runs in 15 T20Is against England, averaging 34.16 at a strike rate of 138.98.

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Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma - Who has more 50-plus scores after 154 T20Is?

Mandhana has 32 50-plus scores to her name after 154 T20Is - one hundred and 31 half-centuries. His best of 112 came against England in Nottingham in June 2025. The southpaw's 62-ball knock featured 15 fours and three sixes. Of her 31 fifties, eight have come against England, seven against Australia, five against West Indies and three each against South Africa and Sri Lanka.

(Mandhana vs Rohit - Batting stats comparison after 154 T20Is)

After 154 T20Is, Rohit had 35 50-plus scores to his name - five hundreds and 30 half-centuries. His best of 121* came off 69 balls against Afghanistan in Bengaluru in January 2024. The whirlwind knock featured 11 fours and eight sixes. Of Rohit's other four T20I tons, one each came against England, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the West Indies.

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Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma - Who has a better record in wins after 154 T20Is?

Mandhana has been part of 87 T20Is that India Women have won. In winning causes, she has scored 2,466 runs at an average of 34.73 and a strike rate of 122.99, with one hundred and 18 half-centuries. In 60 matches that India have lost, she has 1,418 runs at an average of 23.63 and a strike rate of 123.19, with 12 half-centuries to her name.

(Mandhana vs Rohit - Batting stats comparison in wins after 154 T20Is)

After 154 T20Is, Rohit had been part of 104 matches that India had won. In winning causes, he had 3,107 runs at an average of 36.98 and a strike rate of 141.93, with three tons and 26 fifties. In 46 T20Is that India had lost, he had 739 runs at an average of 17.59 and a strike rate of 125.68, with the aid of one hundred and three half-centuries.

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Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma - Who has a better record in chases after 154 T20Is?

In 73 T20Is in chases, Mandhana has scored 1,924 runs at an average of 33.75 and a strike rate of 120.32, with 17 half-centuries. Batting first, the opener has 2,083 runs in 81 matches at an average of 27.05 and a strike rate of 127.16, with one hundred and 14 half-centuries.

(Mandhana vs Rohit - Batting stats comparison in chases after 154 T20Is)

In 73 T20Is in chases, Rohit had 1,520 runs at an average of 26.20 and a strike rate of 131.71, with one hundred and 12 half-centuries. Batting first, he had 2,522 runs in 81 T20Is at an average of 36.55 and a strike rate of 144.94, with the aid of four hundreds and 18 half-centuries.

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Edited by Renin Wilben Albert