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Gongadi Trisha - The Mithali Raj fan eyeing World Cup glory in South Africa If things fall in place, 16-year-old Gongadi Trisha will don India colours and be on the flight to South Africa for the inaugural U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup and is ready to put in the hard yards to realise her dream. Published : Nov 29, 2022 22:43 IST Trisha top-scored with 36 to guide the India U-19 Women’s team to 176/6 in the second T20 against New Zealand at Mumbai Cricket Association’s Bandra-Kurla Complex ground on Tuesday. Chasing a mammoth total, New Zealand was bundled out for 66 | Photo Credit: Shayan Acharya Trisha top-scored with 36 to guide the India U-19 Women’s team to 176/6 in the second T20 against New Zealand at Mumbai Cricket Association’s Bandra-Kurla Complex ground on Tuesday. Chasing a mammoth total, New Zealand was bundled out for 66 | Photo Credit: Shayan Acharya Gongadi Trisha is a second year intermediate student at Bhavan’s Sri Aurobindo Junior College in Secunderabad. And at a time when most of her friends and classmates are preparing for the Board examinations - scheduled for early next year - Trisha is gearing up for a different test around the same time - the U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup. If things fall in place, the 16-year-old will don India colours and be on the flight to South Africa where the inaugural edition of the tournament is to be held and she is ready to put in the hard yards to realise her dream. “Because of matches, I can’t attend classes regularly, but I ...

• • • U19 Women’s T20 WC: Soumya Tiwari, Gongadi Trisha Lead India To Title With Seven-Wicket Victory Over England U19 Women’s T20 WC: Soumya Tiwari, Gongadi Trisha Lead India To Title With Seven-Wicket Victory Over England After a superb bowling performance coupled with some outstanding fielding helped India bowl out England for just 68, Soumya (24 not out) and Trisha (24) stitched a vital partnership to give India their first-ever World Cup title in women's cricket. U19 Women's T20 WC: Soumya Tiwari, Gongadi Trisha Lead India To Title With Seven-Wicket Victory Over England Potchefstroom: Batters Soumya Tiwari and Gongadi Trisha shared a 46-run stand for the third wicket to lead India to a seven-wicket victory over England to win the inaugural edition of U19 Women’s T20 World Cup at the JB Marks Oval in Potchefstroom on Sunday. Also Read: • • • After a superb bowling performance coupled with some outstanding fielding helped India bowl out England for just 68, Soumya (24 not out) and Trisha (24) stitched a vital partnership to give India their first-ever World Cup title in women’s cricket. The historic moment comes in the country where India first made it to the final of a World Cup 18 years ago, during the 2005 ODI World Cup. Captain Shafali Verma, who turned 19 on Saturday, began the chase by flicking a down-leg delivery from Hannah Baker through fine leg for four, before lofting Sophia Smale over long-off for a humongous six in the next over. But in a bid to go big off ...

Gongadi Trisha, a talented all-rounder, who only recently was part of India’s victorious under-19 women’s cricket team, had a memorable moment during the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 game between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Lucknow Super Giants. Gongadi Trisha felicitated by Brian Lara at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium. PC: SportzPics Cricket legend and head coach of the Sunrisers Hyderabad, Brian Lara, felicitated Trisha at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium (Uppal) on the 13th of May. Brian Lara presented a plaque to Trisha and said, “It is wonderful to see your dream fulfilled representing India in a World Cup. I too had similar dreams. Best wishes to you. West Indian legend and head coach of Sunrisers Hyderabad Brian Lara felicitates India U19 World Cup winning star Gongadi Trisha ahead of — Female Cricket (@imfemalecricket) “You are from Hyderabad. I would keep following your career and hope you will make it big and be part of our family.” Trisha was thrilled to receive such a prestigious honor in front of her home crowd and aims to live up to expectations after this morale-boosting moment. Quoting Trisha, “I never dreamt of this kind of experience. Only yesterday I was told about this. I was really excited and hope to live upto the expectations. Honestly, it is a great moment. These are the kind of things which lift your morale and help you realise the bigger dreams. It is great to be honoured in front of the home crowd, parents and my coach.” Trisha expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the...

India A womens team defeated Hong Kong women by nine wickets in its opening game of the Women’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2023 on Tuesday. Having won the toss, captain Shweta Sehrawat asked Hong Kong to bat. Titas Sandhu and Mannat Kashyap got the early wickets for the Indian team. Shreyanka Patil then picked up a five-wicket haul as Hong Kong folded for a paltry total of 34 in 14 overs. In reply, the Indian team completed the chase in the sixth over. Gongadi Trisha and Uma Chetry took the side home after the home after the early wicket of Sehrawat. India will play Thailand A and Pakistan A in its remaining group stage matches.

Gongadi Trisha and M Shabnam from Telugu States get selected for India U19 Women’s squad,Gongadi Trisha from Telangana and M Shabnam from AP were selected for the women’s India U-19 squad Against New Zealand. Read more on telanganatoday.com Gongadi Trisha and M Shabnam from Telugu States get selected for India U19 Women’s squad Gongadi Trisha from Telangana and M Shabnam from AP were selected for the women’s India U-19 squad Against New Zealand. Related News & Content • The latest illustrations from artist Cathy Wilcox The latest illustrations from artist Cathy Wilcox,The latest work by the acclaimed Sydney Morning Herald editorial cartoonist. Tags: • • Elizabeth Holmes says she can’t afford to pay Theranos victims $US250 a month Elizabeth Holmes says she can’t afford to pay Theranos victims $US250 a month,She once had an estimated wealth of $US4.5 billion, but lawyers for Theranos founder say she now has “limited financial resources” to pay victims of her massive fraud – including Rupert Murdoch – when she leaves prison. Tags: • Flirting with recession: Will Australia follow New Zealand? Flirting with recession: Will Australia follow New Zealand?,Westpac’s head economist says we are already in a consumer recession – its spread to the broader economy depends on whether business investment continues to hold up or falls in a hole. Tags: • Teen killed in WA workplace accident Teen killed in WA workplace accident,A teenager has died after being injured in a workplace incident ...

Potchefstroom: Indian bowlers’ tremendous bowling performance followed by Gongadi Trisha and Soumya Tiwari’s knocks helped India lift the inaugural U19 Women’s T20 World Cup title after defeating England by seven wickets in the summit clash here at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom on Sunday. Chasing a target of 69, India captain Shafali Verma started their world cup winning chase by smashing a beautiful four on Hannah Baker’s delivery. Baker then gave her team a big breakthrough as she dismissed Shafali for 15 off 11. England bowlers tried to turn the game back in their hands as captain Grace Scrivens removed dangerous batter Shweta Sehrawat for 5 runs of 6 balls. The right-handed batter Gongadi Trisha then came out to bat. Soumya Tiwari played some aggressive boundaries while Trisha played the anchor role. After 10 overs India needed 21 runs in 60 balls to win. Gongadi Trisha then opened her hands to hammer Ellie Anderson for back-to-back two fours. In the 13th over of the innings, Alexa Stonehouse dismissed batter Gongadi Trisha for 24 off 29 deliveries. Soumya Tiwari then led Team India to clinch the inaugural U19 Women’s T20 World Cup title beating England by seven wickets. Earlier, opted to field first, Indian bowlers completely dominated the game from the beginning against England in the summit clash. Titas Sadhu provided India with their first wicket of the innings, dismissing England opener Liberty Heap on a two-ball duck. The duo of Grace Scrivens and Niamh Fiona Holl...

The fifth and final T20 of the five-match series between India Women’s U19 and New Zealand Development Squad will be played on December 6 at the MCA Ground in BKC, Mumbai. The game will begin at 1 PM IST. India Women’s U19 have taken an unassailable lead of 4-0 in the series. 5th T20: India Women’s U19 v NZ Development Squad | Squads | Players to watch | Fantasy Playing XI. PC: Scroll.in In the fourth T20, batting first, India Women’s U19 put together 121/9 in 20 overs, with Gongadi Trisha starred with the bat scoring 39. New Zealand Development Squad’s Ocean Bartlett and Kayley Knight were the most successful bowlers, with two scalps apiece. In reply, the visitors were skittled out for 92 in 18.3 overs, losing the game by 29 runs. Mannat Kashyap was the wrecker-in-chief as she claimed a fifer. Captain Prue Catton top-scored for the New Zealand Development Squad with 16. Squads India Women’s U19: Shweta Sehrawat (Captain), Shikha Shalot, Trisha G, Soumya Tiwari (VC), Sonia Mehdiya, Hurley Gala, Hrishita Basu (WK), Nandini Kashyap (WK), Sonam Yadav, Mannat Kashyap, Archana Devi, Parshavi Chopra, Titas Sadhu, Falak Naz, Shabnam MD New Zealand Development Squad: Izzy Gaze (WK), Ocean Bartlett (Captain), Emily Brosnahan, Anna Browning, Prue Catton, Natasha Codyre, Olivia Gain, Abigale Gerken, Amie Hucker, Breearne Illing, Paige Loggenberg, Kayley Knight, Ashtuti Kumar, Nensi Patel, Makayla Templeton Players to watch Gongadi Trisha: The right-handed batter of India Women’s U19 ...

For those who are unfamiliar with Trisha, let us tell you, the cricketer was already selected for the State U-16 cricket team when she was just 8 years old. Who is Gongadi Trisha u19 cricketer, her biography, age, family, parents, father, school, state, Instagram By the time she turned 12, she was already playing for under 19 and under 23. The 17-year-old right handed batter and a right-arm leg-spinner from Hyderabad, has been doing pretty well in the domestic circuit. In an earlier conversation, Trisha who is aged 17 and was born on 15 December, 2005. revealed that she started playing cricket when she was 3 years old. Her first ever coach was her father as she started playing at home with her father. She joined St. John’s Cricket Academy in Hyderabad and practiced under Srinivasan. For those who are wondering about Trisha’s father, let us tell you, his father was a hockey player who played for the State during his younger days. With him working in ITC and also managing his gym, Reddy and his wife Madhavi were blessed with Trisha in 2005 and while Reddy would return home late often from his job and business, he would make sure that a toddler Trisha watched cricket matches on TV instead of cartoons at their home town having a population of 50,000. Trisha’s hometown is Bhadrachalam and her father Ramireddy was a sportsman by nature who also played cricket as a member of the under-16 state team. ADVERTISEMENT Later he started working as a fitness trainer at a gym. However, to...