The graphic is a dot plot showing the fifty batters in women's cricket who have scored the fastest 100 scores. Each batter is shown using a dot and they are split according to the country they represent. India's Smriti Mandhana is second on the all time list and first among Indians.

India's Smriti Mandhana batted her way into the record books after scoring a 50-ball 100 against Australia yesterday. She is now second to only Aussie Meg Lanning in the fastest 100s list.

The two dot plots show the rural-urban gap in various socio-economic indicators in India. Dots representing rural regions are in yellow and those representing urban regions are in blue.

The United Nations observes July 6 as World Rural Development Day. Here is a quick look at select socio-economic indicators in India that show a stark rural-urban divide in the country.
@unicef.org

The dot plot shows the age at which men's singles tennis players won their Grand Slam titles. Australian Open wins are in blue, French Open in brown, Wimbledon in green and US Open in yellow.

#Wimbledon starts tomorrow and Spain's Carlos Alcaraz will have his chance to win a sixth Grand Slam title before he turns 23, a feat only few have achieved in men's singles tennis.
#tennis #carlosalcaraz

The dot plot shows the ages at which a player won their first and last world chess championships.

We are living in Gukesh's world...
The youngest ever worl chess champion at 18...
#chess #worldchesschampionship