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The Infographic (Top Left)
The top left of the image contains a statistical table titled "MOST INTERNATIONAL RUNS" under the category of "WOMEN’S CRICKET." The table highlights Smriti Mandhana’s achievement of reaching the 10,000 international runs mark.
The leaderboard displayed is as follows:
| Player | Team | Innings | Runs |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Mithali Raj | IND | 314 | 10,868 |
| Suzie Bates | NZ | 343 | 10,652 |
| Charlotte Edwards | ENG | 316 | 10,273 || Smriti Mandhana | IND | 280 | 10,000 |
| Stafanie Taylor | WI | 286 | 9,299 |
The row for Smriti is highlighted in a vibrant orange, drawing immediate attention to her name and her significantly lower number of innings (280) compared to the others on the list, emphasizing her efficiency as a batter.
Visual Components
The background of the graphic consists of two high-quality photographs of Mandhana:
Top Right Photo: Shows Mandhana at the crease in a focused, ready stance. She is wearing the official Team India blue kit with orange accents, sponsored by Apollo Tyres and Dream11. She has her helmet on and her gaze is fixed forward, capturing the intensity of a live match.
Bottom Photo: This is a larger, more triumphant shot. Mandhana is seen walking or standing on the field, looking slightly to the side with a calm, determined expression. She is holding her cricket bat high in her right hand, a gesture typically used to acknowledge the crowd after reaching a milestone like a century or, in this case, 10,000 career runs.
Branding: In the top right corner, there is a "Chennai Super Kings" (CSK) lion logo, suggesting this graphic was produced or shared by the CSK social media team to celebrate the Indian star.
Overall Aesthetic
The image uses a color palette of Deep Blue, Orange, and White, mirroring the colors of the Indian national cricket team. The layout is clean and professional, designed to convey both the prestige of the record and the athletic prowess of the player. It captures a historic moment in women's cricket, positioning Smriti Mandhana among the greatest legends of the game.