Meg Lanning's sensational 7 records that even male cricketers dream of achieving

Australian skipper Meg Lanning decided to retire from International Cricket after being with the Aussie team for 13 years.

She enjoyed 9 years at the helm of the Australian women's team but has now decided to bid adieu to the International sport that has brought unparalleled glory to the nation.

Here are Meg Lanning's records that even male cricketers dream of achieving.

Most ICC titles as captain: Lanning holds the world record for most ICC titles won as captain, across men's and women's cricket. She has 5 titles, 1 more than Ricky Ponting and 2 more than Dhoni

Most consecutive wins: The 31-year-old was at the helm of the Australian side for 26 consecutive ODI wins, a world record across men's and women's cricket. She led in 24 of those games. The next best for a team is 21 - by the men's Aussie team

Best win percentage in ODIs: The Aussie Legend boasts the best win percentage by a male or a female captain in ODIs (minimum 70 matches). She has led in 78 ODIs and has a win % of 88.46

Best win percentage in T20Is: Lanning also boasts the record of the best win percentage in T20Is as captain (minimum 70 matches). She has led Australia in 100 T20Is and has a win % of 76

Youngest Aussie skipper: Lanning is also the youngest player (men's and women's cricket) to lead Australia in International cricket, a feat she achieved while being 21 years old in 2014

Youngest Aussie to score ton: She is also the youngest Australian to score an International century. She scored a ton in 2011 at 18 years and 288 days old.

Fewest ducks in T20Is: Lanning has the record for the fewest ducks in T20Is. She has not registered a duck in 121 of her 132 innings, and is 22 clear of the next active player - David Miller, who has 99 such figures.