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India all-rounder Deepti Sharma was named as the vice-captain of the UP Warriorz team in the inaugural edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL). On Saturday, the Lucknow-based franchise released a statement confirming the news. At 25 years old, Sharma, who hails from Agra, was one of the most sought-after Indian players at the WPL Auction. She is an integral part of the Indian women's team and is one of the few players from the country to have competed in international tournaments outside India. Her presence has been a major boon to the team, providing invaluable experience and a winning mentality. Deepti is a superb spinner, a dependable batter, and a brilliant fielder, making her an invaluable asset to any team. During her stints in franchise cricket outside of India, she has been part of Western Storm (Super League), Sydney Thunder (WBBL), Birmingham Phoenix, and London Spirit (both The Hundred). Her impressive skillset has made her a sought-after player in the international cricketing world. In the 30 international franchise cricket matches Deepti has played, she has taken 32 wickets and scored 394 runs. Additionally, she has represented the Trailblazers and Velocity in the Women's T20 Challenge in India. The Women's Premier League is set to kick off in Mumbai from March 4th to 26th, 2023. A total of 22 matches will be held at the prestigious Brabourne Stadium and DY Patil Stadium. The UP Warriorz will begin their journey on March 5th, when they take on the Gujarat ...

Deepti Sharma is the third most expensive player of the inaugural Women's Premier League and was signed for a value of 2.60 Cr. She was considered to be among the captain choices but the franchise preferred the dangerous Aussie batter Healy to take the top role. Taking to social media, the franchisee wrote, "From UP. For UP. Our Warrior vice-captain Deepti Sharma." Speaking on the occasion, Sharma said in a statement, "Along with captain Alyssa Healy, and the other senior players, we hope we can make the team function well and play some fantastic cricket. We hope our performances in the WPL can become a source of inspiration for the young women athletes in UP and we are keenly awaiting the start of the tournament." England's Jon Lewis is the team's coach, while Anju Jain is the assistant. Former Australian cricketers Ashley Noffke is the bowling coach while four-time world champion Lisa Sthalekar is the team's mentor. The Women's Premier League is slated from March 4-26 in Mumbai's Brabourne and DY Patil Stadium. Aussie star Alyssa Healy earlier pipped India's Deepti Sharma to be named as the captain of the UP Warriorz team in the WPL 2023. Warriorz shared the announcement on their social media. "Five-time T20 World Cup Champion, cricket world cup winner, explosive wicketkeeper batter. Presenting the leader of our Warriorz Alyssa Healy," Warriorz wrote on Twitter. UP Warriorz squad: Sophie Ecclestone, Deepti Sharma, Tahlia McGrath, Shabnim Ismail, Alyssa Healy, Anjali Sarv...

Hailing from Agra, Deepti was among the most wanted Indian players at the Auction. The 25-year-old, who is a crucial part of the Indian women’s team set-up, is one of the few players from the country to have turned out in franchise tournaments outside India. Deepti, who has bagged 6 wickets in five games at the 2023 Women’s T20 World Cup, brings with her a wealth of experience and leadership experience and is set to play a significant role in the leadership group. A superb spinner, a dependable batter and a gun fielder, Deepti was part of Western Storm (Super League), Sydney Thunder (WBBL), Birmingham Phoenix, and London Spirit (both The Hundred) in her stints in franchise cricket outside of India. In the 30 games that Deepti has played in franchise cricket abroad, she has picked 32 wickets, scoring 394 runs as well. In India, during the Women’s T20 Challenge, she has turned out for the Trailblazers and Velocity as well. Deepti, one of those who the Indian captain turns to in the toughest moments, is no stranger to the big occasion in the world of cricket and has played 92 games in T20Is and is the leading wicket-taker for the Indian team, with 102 scalps to her name. While her off-break can cause havoc among the opposition batters, Deepti is as impactful a batter, having scored close to 1,000 runs in T20Is with two half-centuries to her name. Deepti, who made her debut in T20Is in 2016, is one of the senior most members of the Indian women’s team, who were semi-finalists ...

It was celebration time in the household of Deepti’s name came early in the day, in the second marquee set, and the 25-year-old set around a bidding war between multiple teams with the Warriorz eventually picking her up for a whopping INR 2.6 crore. Still 25-year-old, Deepti Sharma is a crucial cog in India’s XI as a balancer in the middle-order and a premier off-spinner of the side, her all-round skillset making her an asset for the national team and now for UP Warriorz. Deepti already has immense experience – of 80 ODIs and 88 T20Is, and has played at the two biggest stages the Indian team has reached in the past few years-2017 ODI World Cup final and 2020 T20 World Cup final. The right-hander has scored close to 3000 runs in international cricket and taken over 90 wickets each in ODIs and T20Is at terrific economy rates. The Uttar Pradesh all-rounder has featured in overseas franchise leagues – for London Spirit in The Hundred Women’s and for the Sydney Thunder in WBBL. Table of Contents • • Deepti Sharma net worth, salary as of 2022: In 2022, Deepti Sharma’s net worth was estimated to be at $1 million, which is INR 8 crore. Her income from the BCCI, overseas leagues, domestic competitions, advertisements, and endorsements have contribute to her net worth. Deepti draws an annual salary of INR 50 Lakhs from BCCI as she is in Grade A contract, plus the match fees. She also earns upto INR 20,000 per match for her domestic appearances.. Being an Indian player in the rise of...

Ace Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma was on Saturday announced as the vice-captain of UP Warriorz in the upcoming Women's Premier League. Deepti Sharma(PTI) The 25-year-old, who was bought by the franchise for ₹2.6 crore, is a key member of the Indian women's team set-up and is one of the few players from the country to have turned out in franchise tournaments outside the country. "Along with captain Alyssa Healy, and the other senior players, we hope we can make the team function well and play some fantastic cricket," Deepti said in a statement. "We hope our performances in the WPL can become a source of inspiration for the young women athletes in UP and we are keenly awaiting the start of the tournament,” Deepti added. The UP Warriorz side is coached by England's Jon Lewis and has Anju Jain as the assistant coach, while former Australian cricketers Ashley Noffke is the bowling coach and four-time world champion Lisa Sthalekar is the team's mentor. The Women's Premier League is slated from March 4-26 in Mumbai's Brabourne and DY Patil Stadium.

NEW DELHI: Ace India all-rounder Deepti Sharma was on Saturday named the vice-captain of UP Warriorz for the upcoming inaugural edition Women's Premier League. Deepti will be Alyssa Healy's deputy in the tournament that starts from Match 4. The 25-year-old Deepti was bought by the franchise for a whopping Rs 2.6 crore in the recent auction. The all-rounder has been a key member of the Indian women's team set-up and is one of the few players from the country to have turned out in franchise tournaments outside the country. "Along with captain Alyssa Healy, and the other senior players, we hope we can make the team function well and play some fantastic cricket," Deepti said in a statement. The UP Warriorz side is coached by England's Jon Lewis and has Anju Jain as the assistant coach, while former Australian cricketers Ashley Noffke is the bowling coach and four-time world champion Lisa Sthalekar is the team's mentor. The Women's Premier League will run from March 4-26 in Mumbai's Brabourne and DY Patil Stadium. With inputs from PTI)

Deepti Sharma: Wanted the win to ensure UP Warriorz remains in WPL 2023 top-three After claiming a couple of wickets, Deepti Sharma’s unbeaten 13 was of immense significance to the team’s victory against Mumbai Indians and she admitted that ahead of the game, the idea was to look at the positives. Published : Mar 18, 2023 21:49 IST - 2 MINS READ Over the years, Deepti Sharma has earned herself the finisher’s tag for her abilities to turn things around in challenging situations. And on Saturday, as UP Warriorz needed 22 off 24 deliveries to hand Mumbai Indians its first defeat in the Women’s Premier League, Deepti was at the crease along with England’s Sophie Ecclestone. With Mumbai Indians bowlers trying hard for the breakthrough, Deepti and Ecclestone knew that it wouldn’t be an easy task. But they banked on their experience and guided the team home without further setbacks. While Deepti held fort, Ecclestone sealed it with a six to keep UP Warriorz in the hunt for a playoff berth. WPL 2023: Harris, Ecclestone shine as UP Warriorz hands first loss to Mumbai Indians “I knew that Sophie was with me and that we could hit boundaries. We were confident that we would take it to the end and finish the game. The pitch was slightly better than in the first innings as it was skidding a little bit more. The early few overs were difficult,” Deepti said after the game. “We executed our plans well with the bat. The bowling unit did very nicely and (Grace) Harris also played a crucial r...