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Women's World Cup: Pratika Rawal Becomes Joint-fastest Batter To Reach 1000 Runs In WODIs
DY Patil Stadium: Young Indian opener Pratika Rawal made history on Thursday, equaling the World Record for being the fastest to score 1000 runs in Women's ODI cricket, reaching the mark during Match 24 of the Women's World Cup against New Zealand at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Thursday.
Pratika reached the four-figure mark with a boundary off New Zealand medium pacer Lea Tahuhu in the 11th over, standing up on her toes and hammering it over mid-wicket.
This took her total to 1004 runs, reaching the 1000-run mark in 23 innings, making her the joint-fastest player to complete 1000 runs in ODIs, equalling Australia's Lindsay Reeler's 37-year-old record, who reached the milestone in just 23 innings of her career.
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