The Rana-Vastrakar record stand, and India's perfect record vs Pakistan

 11 - India have crushed Pakistan in each of the 11 Women's ODIs they played. Just three groups have played more ODIs against an adversary with a 100 percent win record - 15 by Australia against Ireland, 12 by Australia versus Pakistan and 12 by India against Ireland.

122 - Partnership runs between Sneh Rana and Pooja Vastrakar, the most noteworthy represent the seventh wicket or lower in Women's ODIs. The past most noteworthy was 104* by Nicola Brown and Sarah Tsukigawa against England in 2007, while Danielle Hazell and Nat Sciver additionally put on 104 against Sri Lanka in 2016.

1 - The Rana-Vastrakar organization is additionally the main century represent the seventh wicket or lower at Women's World Cups. The 85-run stand between Katherine Brunt and Jenny Gunn against Australia in 2017 was the past most elevated.

1 - Rana and Vastrakar additionally turned into the primary pair to score fifties in similar innings in ladies' ODIs while batting at No. 7 or lower. There is just a single past example of two fifty or more scores by a No. 7 and lower in a similar ODI - Sophie Devine (74*) for New Zealand and Jess Duffin (68) for Australia in 2010 in Queenstown.

0 - Number of players before Rana and Vastrakar to score fifty or more runs while batting at No. 6 and beneath on Women's World Cup debut. The past most elevated for a World Cup debutant while batting outside the main five was 48 by Shandre Fritz against Ireland in 2005. On the whole, just three Indians had scored a fifty in their lady Women's World Cup match before Rana and Vastrakar.

1 - Vastrakar turned into the main player to score a fifty while batting at No. 8 and lower in the Women's World Cup. Her 67 is likewise the second-most noteworthy score in ODIs at No. 8 or lower, just behind Lynsey Askew's 68 against New Zealand in 2007.

2 - Fifties for Vastrakar in ODIs, both while batting at No. 8 or lower. She is just the second hitter with various fifty or more scores while batting at No. 8 and lower in ladies' ODIs. Nicola Browne scored two of her ten ODI fifties while batting at No .8. Vastrakar's lady fifty came against Australia in 2018, where she turned into the main player to score a fifty while batting at No. 9 or lower in this arrangement.

2019 - The past occurrence of India winning a ladies' ODI while protecting a complete was in November 2019 against West Indies. From that point forward, India lost ten continuous ODIs while batting first, until now.