Smriti Mandhana- Age, Height, Family, Biography And More

Smriti Mandhana has become a well-known name in the world of cricket. She is an Indian women’s cricket player and represents India on behalf of the women’s cricket team.

Smriti Mandhana’s Bio

Real Name/ Full Name	Smriti Shriniwas  Mandhana
Nick Name	Smriti
Profession	Indian Women Cricketer
Smriti Mandhana’s Height	5 feet 4 inch 163 cm
Weight	55 kg
Body Measurement	33-27-33
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Black

Personal Life-

Born	18 July 1996
Smriti Mandhana’s Age (2021)	24 Years
Smriti Mandhana’s Birth Place	Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Zodiac Sign	Cancer
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Sangli, Maharashtra, India
School	N/A
College/University	Chintaman Rao College, Mumbai
Education	Commerce Graduate
Religion	Hinduism
Cast	Madwadi
Food Habit	Vegetarian
Hobbies	Singing, Reading, Cooking.

Family-

Marital Status	Unmarried
Smriti Mandhana’s Boyfriend	N/A
Smriti Mandhana’s Parents	Shriniwas Mandhana (Father) Smita Mandhana (Mother)
Siblings	Sharavan Mandhana

Career

International	Test- ENG Women vs IND Women at Wormsley – August 13 – 16, 2014 ODI- IND Women vs Bdesh Wmn at Ahmedabad – April 10, 2013 T20- IND Women vs Bdesh Wmn at Vadodara – April 05, 2013
Role	Opening Batter
Batting Style	Left Hand Bat
Bowling Style	Right Arm Off break
Jersey Number	#18 (India)
Coach/ Mentor	Anant Tambvekar
Team	Brisbane Heat Women, India Green Women, India Women, Maharashtra Women, Southern Brave (Women),Western Storm
Smriti Mandhana’s Net Worth	22 Crores, A Grade Contract With BCCI
Car	Audi 8

Facts About Smriti 

• Smriti has been very interested in playing cricket since the beginning. When Smriti was young, she used to watch her brother playing cricket. His brother Shravan also became a part of the Under-15 team for Maharashtra. Seeing her brother earning a name, Smriti’s mind was also to move forward in this direction.
• She first learned the methods of cricket under Anant Tambakar. Anant Tambekar is a Junior State Coach.
• Smriti Mandhana belongs to the Marwari community. Her father Shri Niwas Mandhana has also been a district level cricketer. Her mother’s name is Smita Mandhana who is a housewife.
• At the age of just 9, Smriti was selected as a cricketer in the Under-15 Maharashtra team and at the age of 11, she made her place in the Under-19 team. As soon as Smriti Mandhana was selected in the Under-19 team, her family started taking care of her from her diet to her cricket practice and cricket program. Due to all this, Smriti Mandhana did not face much problem in playing cricket.
• Smriti Mandhana played her first Test match against England on 13 August 2014 and she played her first international ODI against Bangladesh on 10 April 2013. This match was played in Ahmedabad.
• He started his T20 career on 5 April 2013 and played his first match against Bangladesh which took place in England.
• During 2016, Smriti Mandhana showed her tremendous game for India Red during the Women’s Challenger Trophy and scored 3 half-centuries. In these half-centuries, his innings of 62 runs is also included.
• Smriti Mandhana took the flight of her career when she became the first woman to score a double century in 1 day in an ODI in October 2013, a match played in the Under-19 team in which Smriti scored 224 runs in just 150 balls without getting out. Were. This match took place against Gujarat, this match was played at the Alambik Cricket Ground in Vadodara.
• Smriti is an integral part of the Indian Women’s IPL where she captains the IPL Trailblazers.
• Smriti Mandhana, who has made her own identity in the matter of cricket, is also called National Crush. We get to see their beautiful photos on social media every day. Often you will see good comments and likes of people on their photos. She is no less than an actress in terms of beauty. That is why people also call Smriti Mandhana as National Crush.

Records

• Playing against Gujarat in October 2013, Mandhana became the first Indian woman cricketer to score a double century in an ODI. She scored 224 runs in just 150 balls in the West Zone Under-19 tournament.

Awards

• Arjuna Award- 2018
• ICC Women’s ODI Player Of the Year 2018