Smriti Mandhana and Rohit Sharma were the standout performers for India with the bat in the year 2025. Mandhana featured in all 23 one-day matches for India Women, while Rohit played in all 14 games for the Men in Blue. The India Women’s team emerged victorious in 15 out of their 23 ODI matches in 2025, while the Indian men’s team won 11 out of 14 games.
Mandhana had a slow start to her campaign in the 2025 Women’s World Cup but bounced back strongly to finish as India Women’s leading run-scorer in the tournament. On the other hand, Rohit led from the front during Team India’s triumph in the Champions Trophy 2025 held in the UAE.
As the year comes to a close, let’s compare the batting stats of India Women vice-captain Mandhana with former India men’s captain Rohit Sharma in ODIs in 2025.
### Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma – Batting Stats Comparison in ODIs in 2025
In the 23 ODIs she played, Mandhana scored 1,362 runs at an impressive average of 61.90 and a strike rate of 109.92. She particularly excelled against Australia, scoring 404 runs in five matches at an average of 80.8 and a strike rate of 131.59. Against England, she scored 203 runs in four ODIs at an average of 50.75 and a strike rate of 91.03. Additionally, in four ODIs against South Africa, she scored 155 runs at an average of 38.75 and a strike rate of 74.87.
On the other hand, Rohit amassed 650 runs in 14 ODIs at an average of 50 and a strike rate of 100.46. His standout performances included scoring 230 runs in four ODIs against Australia at an average of 76.66 and a strike rate of 86.79. He also scored 146 runs in three ODIs against South Africa, averaging 48.66 at a strike rate of 110.60. In three ODIs against England, he scored 122 runs at an average of 40.66 and a strike rate of 123.23.
### Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma – 50-Plus Scores and Conversion Rate in ODIs in 2025
Mandhana registered 10 50-plus scores in 23 innings in 2025, with a conversion rate of 43.48% – five centuries and five half-centuries. Her highest score of 135 came against Ireland in Rajkot. Noteworthy performances also include her 125 off 63 balls against Australia in Delhi and 109 off 95 balls against New Zealand in the Women’s World Cup.
Rohit, on the other hand, recorded six 50-plus scores in 14 innings in ODIs in 2025, with a conversion rate of 42.86% – two hundreds and four fifties. His best innings of 121* came against Australia in Sydney, and he also scored 119 against England and 76 in the Champions Trophy final against New Zealand.
### Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma – Record in Wins in ODIs in 2025
In the 15 ODI matches that India Women won in 2025, Mandhana scored 894 runs at an average of 59.60 and a strike rate of 109.69, with four centuries and two fifties. In the seven matches that India Women lost, she scored 434 runs at an average of 62 and a strike rate of 109.31, with one hundred and three half-centuries. She also scored 34 runs in a match that ended in no result.
Rohit, on the other hand, was part of 11 ODIs that Team India won in 2025. In those matches, he scored 555 runs at an average of 55.50 and a strike rate of 105.11, with two hundreds and three fifties. In the three ODIs that India lost, he scored 95 runs at an average of 31.66, with one fifty to his name.
### Smriti Mandhana vs Rohit Sharma – Record in Chases in ODIs in 2025
In seven ODIs while chasing, Mandhana scored 383 runs at an average of 63.83 and a strike rate of 124.75, including one hundred and one half-century. On the other hand, in 16 ODIs batting first, she scored 979 runs at an average of 61.18 and a strike rate of 105.04, with four hundreds and four fifties.
Rohit had a successful run in chases, scoring 482 runs in eight matches at an average of 68.85 and a strike rate of 105.24, with two centuries and two half-centuries. When batting first, he scored 168 runs in six matches at an average of 28 and a strike rate of 88.88, with two fifties.
In conclusion, both Smriti Mandhana and Rohit Sharma had an outstanding year with the bat in ODIs in 2025, showcasing their class and consistency in different match situations. Their performances were crucial for their respective teams, and they will be looking to carry forward their form into the upcoming seasons.
