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In India's impressive triumph over the West Indies in an ICC Women's World Cup 2022 match in Hamilton on Saturday, Smriti Mandhana excelled both on and off the field. In the post-match presentation, Mandhana, who top-scored for India with a spectacular 123 off 119 balls, elected to share the 'Player of the Match' award with another century Harmanpreet Kaur. The stunning 184-run partnership between Mandhana and Harmanpreet powered India to a massive score of 317 for 8 in their first innings. I don't think I'd want to be a player that scores a century but doesn't win Player of the Match. I believe we both contributed equally to our 300-point total. So I think it's a wonderful idea for us to share the trophy, and I believe we're both strong competitors for it. In the post-match presentation, Smriti Mandhana said, "We learned from our mistakes and that's something we hoped we wouldn't repeat."Photos of Mandhana sharing the 'Player of the Match' award with Harmanpreet Singh, who hit 109 off 107 balls, went viral on social media, with netizens applauding the left-hander for her touching act. Smriti commented on the 184-run combination with Harmanpreet, saying, "We both prefer pursuing and setting the target together as batting. We didn't get going in the last game, and momentum is crucial in pursuing."Because she excels at spin and I prefer speed on the ball, our strengths are vastly different. As a result, when the spinner comes on, I strike her, and when the pacer comes on, she strikes me. I'm confident the ICC will award another prize, and I'm sure they have the funds to do so "she continued. In 40.3 overs, West Indies were reduced to 162. In the 36th over, Jhulan Goswami took her record-breaking wicket, while Sneh Rana finished the day with three wickets.Harmanpreet Kaur has been criticised for a protracted dry spell in international cricket, but the veteran right-hander has answered admirably at this World Cup with back-to-back impactful innings."I feel that when her back is against the wall, that's when she comes out the best, and that's something I've witnessed," Smriti remarked in a post-match media "Her work ethic is among the best on the team." Even if she doesn't obtain the results, she keeps going. The World Cup is where she really shines."As the past edition's runners-up set up 317/8, their biggest total in the showcase event's history, the two put up a record 184-run stand — India's highest partnership for any wicket at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.Only on JioSaavn.com can you listen to the most recent tunes. "She's an important member of our middle order." I'm glad she's recovered nicely. She's been hitting the ball good in practise. We were always confident in her ability to put runs on the board. She was ecstatic to hit back-to-back fifties. It will boost her self-assurance in the future.interview.