Delhi: Along with the question of who will become the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup champion, meditation is also on the newly formed record during the World Cup. 5 special records that can become new during the World Cup:

1. Most runs in World Cup:

According to the list before the 2025 World Cup starts, the top name Debbie Hawkley (New Zealand) 1501, Mithali Raj (India) 1321, Jaan Britin (England) 1299, Charlotte Edwards (England) 1231 and Suzy Bates (New Zealand) 1179. This time New Zealand’s semolina Bates is on the verge of creating a new record. Only 322 runs behind Hawlle and records are in his reach. Similarly, Harmanpreet Kaur (876 runs), Stephanie Taylor (839 runs) and Nat Cyver-Bunt (805) tournament to join the list of 1000 runs in the tournament’s most vigorous contender.

2. The highest 100 in the Women’s World Cup:

Currently, Nat Cyver-Brant, Cherlotte Edwards and John Britin from England are four 100 names of Suzy Bates (New Zealand). Will five 100 cricketers be found this time? England’s Nate Cyre-Bunt and New Zealand’s Suzy Bates Tournament are the most vigorous contenders for making these records. Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur has three 100 names and do he know that he should go beyond them in the race.

3. The highest wicket in the Women’s World Cup:

Before the start of 2025 World Cup, the top name Jhulan Goswami (India) 43, Lynn Fulston (Australia) 39, Carol Hodes (England) 37, Clare Taylor (England) and Shabnim Ismail (South Africa) 36 and Megan Shrubsol (Australia) and Anya Shruubsol (England) 34. This time, three bowlers have a chance to break the record of 43 wickets. These Australian fast bowler Megan Shoott is 34 wickets, South African all -rounder Marriage Cap 32 wickets and Australian Alice Perry 31 wickets.

4. The highest 100 in women’s international cricket:

Smriti Mandhana is now just one 100 distance away from Meg Lanning’s 17 International 100 records and if you make two 100, then this world record will come to her name.

5. 1000 runs of female cricketer in ODIs in a calendar year:

Before the start of the 2025 World Cup, Belinda Clarke (Australia) is of 970 runs in 1997 and Smriti Mandhana (India) is of 928 runs in 2025. In this way, Smriti can not only become the first cricketer to break Belinda Clarke’s record of 970 runs, a calendar in a calendar year in a year. For the record of the first female cricketer to score 1000 runs in the calendar year, only 72 runs are required this year.