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New Delhi . South Africa (South Africa) on Monday, October 6, on the night of the Tajmin Britrs’ century), dusted New Zealand by 6 wickets in the 7th match of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 (ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025). With this victory, South Africa also opened the victory account in the Women’s World Cup points table. Chasing 232 runs against New Zealand, Tajmin played a brilliant innings of 101 runs with the help of 15 fours and 1 skyscraper six off 89 balls. On the basis of this innings, she also managed to break the world record of Team India’s star batter Smriti Mandhana. This record is to score the most centuries in a calendar year in Women’s ODI cricket.

Last year i.e. in 2024, Smriti Mandhana scored 4 centuries in Women ODI cricket, she became the first batter to do so. Prior to him, many batters scored 3-3 centuries in a year, but now Tajmin Brites have broken 5 centuries in 2025. Although Mandhana has scored 4 centuries this year, he has a chance to overtake this list.

Tajmin Brites also made a world record of scoring 7 centuries in the lowest innings in Women ODI cricket. Prior to them, this record was in the name of Meg Lenning of Australia. Bits took 41 innings to score 7 centuries, while Lenning did this feat in 44 innings.

After winning the toss, the New Zealand team came out to bat first and scored 231 runs on the board on the basis of the half -century of captain Sophie Divine (85). There was a time when New Zealand scored was 187 runs at the loss of 3 wickets, then the Kiwi team did not stand even 50 overs. 6 New Zealand players could not even touch the double figure.

Chasing this score, Tajmin Brites scored a brilliant century, besides him, Luce played a brilliant innings of 83 runs. The two shared a 159 -run partnership for the second wicket, on which South Africa managed to win by 6 wickets.