Fastest 100s in women’s T20s, full list: Tanisha Singh joint-third after Hyderabad demolition

Tanisha opened the innings for Delhi in the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy in Pune, and went berserk right from the first ball, hitting back-to-back fours to start the proceedings. After losing her opening partner Vanshika Lila in the second over, she stitched a 160-run second-wicket stand with Priya Punia (59 off 28) off 66 deliveries.

During the rapid partnership, she brought up her century off just 38 deliveries, the joint third-fastest in women’s T20 cricket. Kiran Navgire holds the record for the fastest hundred, which came off 34 balls for Maharashtra against Punjab, while is next in the list with a 36-ball hundred for Wellington against Otago.

Tanisha went level with Deandra Dottin, who also smacked a 38-ball century for the West Indies against South Africa in 2010.

34	Kiran Navgire	Maharashtra	Punjab	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur	2025/26
36	Sophie Devine	Wellington	Otago	University Oval, Dunedin	2020/21
38	Deandra Dottin	West Indies	South Africa	Warner Park, Basseterre	2010
38					2026/27
42	Grace Harris	Brisbane Heat	Melbourne Stars	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane	2018/19
42	Davina Perrin	Northern Superchargers	London Spirit	The Kia Oval, Kennington	2025
44	Sophie Devine	Wellington	Auckland	Basin Reserve, Wellington	2015/16
44	Deepika Rasangika	Bahrain	Saudi Arabia	Al Amerat Cricket Ground Turf 2, Al Amerat	2021/22
45	Anya Shrubsole	Somerset	Wales	Spytty Park, Newport	2013
46	Shafali Verma	Haryana	Nagaland	Raipur District Cricket Association Ground, Raipur	2018/19
46	Laura Harris	Brisbane Heat	Sydney Thunder	North Sydney Oval, Sydney	2024/25
46	Naomi Hillman-Bermejo	Spain	Switzerland	Embrach Cricket Ground, Embrach	2026

In a stroke-filled 119-run knock, the 23-year-old accumulated 106 runs in boundaries, smashing 25 fours and a six. She got out in the 15th over, with the team’s score reading 230-4. Notably, Tanisha’s swashbuckling innings came within 24 hours after she found no takers at the on Wednesday in Kochi.

Tanisha was part of the India A squad that toured England earlier this year in July, scoring a half century in the third one-dayer of the series. She was also impressive in the 2026 Delhi Premier League, finishing as the third-highest run-getter with 206 runs in seven innings at a strike rate of 117.05 for finalists South Delhi Superstars.

She was also in good touch in the recent series against Australia A in September, accumulating 120 runs in three one-dayers, including a fifty, and a 92 in the only unofficial Test.

Highest totals in domestic women’s T20s, full list: Delhi break all-time record

Delhi couldn’t get the finishing kick to the innings, however, adding only 32 runs off the last five overs, but they scored enough to record the highest-ever total in domestic T20 cricket. Argentina's 427-1 and 333-1 against Chile in 2023/24 remain the top two highest totals in all women's T20s.

Delhi's 262 lands 11th on the overall list of the highest total in women's T20s, including internationals.

262-6				2026/27
257-2	Goa	Arunachal Pradesh	Army Ordinance Centre Cricket Ground, Secunderabad	2019/20
255-3	Somerset	Wales	Spytty Park, Newport	2013
244-2	Madhya Pradesh	Arunachal Pradesh	Raipur District Cricket Association Ground, Raipur	2023/24
243-5	Highveld	Central	Kimberley	2009/10
243-1	North West	Mpumalanga	North West University No 2 Ground, Potchefstroom	2013/14
242-4	Sydney Sixers	Melbourne Stars	North Sydney Oval, Sydney	2017/18
241-5	PCB Conquerors	PCB Challengers	Ghani Glass Ground, Lahore	2025/26
237-7	Surrey	Hampshire	The Kent County Cricket Ground, Beckenham	2025
234-3	Middlesex	Huntingdonshire	Burghley Park, Stamford	2022

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