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By India Today Web Desk: Skipper Shafali Verma couldn’t hold back her tears after India won the inaugural edition of the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup. On Sunday, India defeated England by seven wickets in the final at the Senwes Park in Potchefstroom. When Shafali came for the presentation ceremony after the match, she had a broad smile on her face, but she struggled to control her emotions. Tears rolled down her cheeks and she wiped them off while still having a smile of joy on her face. Happy tears for Shafali Verma, India U19 Captain First World Cup for Indian women’s cricket. Ever. Future is bright! Titas Sadhu was the pick of the Indian bowlers after she finished with stupendous figures of 4-0-6-2. Archana Devi and Parshavi Chopra also got two wickets apiece. Mannat Kashyap, Shafali and Sonam Yadav picked up one wicket apiece as well. India chased down the target with six overs to spare. Hannah Baker, Grace Scrivens and Alexa Stonehouse picked up one wicket apiece. Soumya Tiwari and Gongadi Trisha scored 24 runs apiece for India. Soumya hit the winning runs for India in the last ball of the 14th over. Shweta Sehrawat, who finished as the top run-getter of the tournament, failed to cross the single digits. Shafali hit one four and a six on his way to 15 runs.

Rahman had made his all format debut at 17 years and 78 days, followed by England's Sarah Taylor (17 years 86 days), Australia's Ellyse Perry (17 years 104 days) and Pakistan's Mohammad Amir (17 years 108 days). Verma had scored 96 and 63 in her dream debut in the one-off Test against England which ended in a sensational draw last week. She was the youngest batter to score two fifties on debut in the women's Test. Verma has scored 617 runs with three fifties in the 22 T20Is that she has played so far since making her debut in September 2019. BRISTOL: Opener Shafali Verma on Sunday became the youngest Indian cricketer to debut across formats after being picked for the first ODI against England Women here. On her ODI debut, Verma scored 15 runs off 14 balls before being dismissed by Katherine Brunt. The Haryana girl took 17 years and 150 days to make her debut across formats, making her the fifth-youngest cricketer overall in the list, headed by Afghanistan's Mujeeb Ur Rahman.googletag.cmd.push(function() ); Rahman had made his all format debut at 17 years and 78 days, followed by England's Sarah Taylor (17 years 86 days), Australia's Ellyse Perry (17 years 104 days) and Pakistan's Mohammad Amir (17 years 108 days). Verma had scored 96 and 63 in her dream debut in the one-off Test against England which ended in a sensational draw last week. She was the youngest batter to score two fifties on debut in the women's Test. Verma has scored 617 runs with three fifties in the 22 T2...

Shafali Verma on Sunday became the youngest Indian cricketer to make their debut across all three formats when India Women took on England Women in the first ODI in Bristol. While the explosive opener made her T20I debut in 2019 and played her first Test earlier this month against England Women. At 17 years and 150 days, she is the fifth youngest player to make her debut in all three formats of the game, and the third youngest among women. Afghanistan's Mujeeb Ur Rahman, at 17 years and 78 days, is the youngest cricketer to debut across all formats, followed by former England women's team wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor. Australia Women all-rounder Ellyse Perry is third in the list, followed by Pakistan Mohammad Amir. Shafali Verma was handed her cap by ODI captain Mithali Raj ahead of the match in Bristol. A proud moment for our thunderbolt Shafali Verma made 15 off 14 deliveries in her ODI debut, hitting three boundaries before being caught at mid-on. While she fell for a duck in her T20I debut, her Test debut was a phenomenal one, as she became the youngest woman to hit two half-centuries in her first match.

India Women defeated New Zealand Women by 4 runs in a nail-biting thriller in the Women's T20 World Cup at the Junction Oval in Melbourne. Riding on Shafali Verma’s blitzkrieg start at the top, India Women posted a competitive 133-8 and then restricted New Zealand Women to 129-6 after five runs were required off the last ball in the Women's T20 World Cup IND W vs NZ W match. With three wins on the trot, India Women have become the first team in the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup to qualify for the semi-final after the IND W vs NZ W match. IND W vs NZ W: Shefali Verma continues with exploits in international cricket at Women's T20 World Cup After New Zealand Women won the toss and opted to field first in the IND W vs NZ W Women's T20 World Cup match, Indian opener Shafali Verma provided a rock-solid start by scoring 46 runs from just 34 balls. The 16-year old prodigy from Haryana struck back-to-back sixes off Anna Peterson as India raced to 46-1 at the end of their fifth over. Shefali Verma was eventually dismissed by Amelia Kerr to leave India at 95-5 after 13.5 overs in the IND W vs NZ W match. Also Read | IND W vs NZ W: Shafali Verma now holds highest women’s T20I strike-rate after Women's T20 World Cup match With her latest match-winning effort, Shefali Verma now takes her T20I career tally to 438 runs from 17 innings at an average of 27.37. Verma’s 34-ball 46 also propelled her career strike-rate to 147.97 which is now the highest among all women batters in internat...

Shafali Verma (Cricketer) Wiki, Age, Height, Weight, Biography, Family, Career, Cast, Coach, Net worth, Boyfriend, Salary, Records, Stats & More Shafali Verma is an Indian cricketer and a member of the Indian Women’s National cricket team. She is the youngest player to play in a Women’s twenty20 International match. Bio Real Name Shafali Verma Nickname Satwik Profession Indian Cricketer Date of Birth 28 January 2004 Age (as in 2021) 17 years old Zodiac Sign Aquarius Birth Place Rohtak, Haryana, India Family Father: Sanjeev Verma Mother: Praveen Bala Siblings: Sahil Verma, Rahul Verma (brother), Nancy Verma(sister) Nationality Indian Religion Hinduism Cast N/A Home Town Rohtak, Haryana, India Birth & Early Life Shafali Verma was born on 28th January 2004 in Harya. Her father Sanjeev Verma owns a jewelry shop in Rohtak and her mother Praveen Bala is a homemaker. It was her father’s dream to become a cricketer. However, he could not achieve his dream and decided to instill his passion in his children. He initially trained Shafali under him before admitting her to the Ram Narayan Cricket Club, in 2016. Shafali used to disguise himself as a boy due to girls’ cricket academics. Education & More School Mandeep Senior Secondary School, Rohtak College Not known Qualification Not known Awards Not known Career Before Shafali’s international cricket debut, she played for Velocity in the Women’s T20 Challenge. In 2019, she was chosen in India’s Twenty20 International squad for the seri...

Shafali Verma was born on 28 th January 2004 in Rohtak, Haryana in India. She is currently studying in 10 th Standard at Mandeep Senior Secondary School in Rohtak. She made her debut in WT20I Cricket on 24 September 2019 and became the youngest woman to play a T20I International match for India. She is yet to make her debut in Tests and ODI format. Verma is currently at the 3 rd position on the table of best batswomen in the world. She has reached such a level in a very short time and is very well known for her power-hitting capabilities. Bio Full Name Shafali Verma Nickname - Date of Birth 28 January 2004 Age 19 years Birth Place Rohtak, Haryana, India Playing Role Batswoman Batting Style Right Handed Bat Bowling Style Right-arm offbreak Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) 162 cm 1.62 m 5′ 4″ Feet Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Career Info Teams Velocity, India Women Board President XI, Indian Women, India C Women. Debut Test: Yet to debut. ODI: Yet to debut. T20I: India Women Vs South Africa Women at Surat on 24 September 2019. Jersey Number 17 Coach/Mentor Ashwani Kumar Records (Major) At the age of 15, she played for India Women’s Team against South Africa Women’s team on 24 September 2019. She became the youngest player to represent India in WT20I match. Shafali is the youngest woman to score a fifty in an International T20 match for India. Verma at the age of 16, became only the second Indian after Mithali Raj to top the T20I batting rankings. She also became ...

As the Indian women's cricket team is fighting hard to avoid follow-on enforced by England, debutant Shafali Verma became the youngest one in the history of women's cricket to hit consecutive half-centuries on debut. Indian women's cricket team was enforced the follow-on after a dramatic collapse on the second day on Thursday bundled Team India at 231. Shafali Verma goes on a record-breaking spree on debut vs England Playing the follow-on, 17-year-old, Shafali Verma yet again gave Team India a blistering start as she took India to 83 for 1 at tea in their second innings on the third day of the one-off Test against England here on Friday. Shafali Verma was batting on 55 not out off 68 balls at the tea break after India were forced to follow on. She hit 11 boundaries so far in her knock and became the only fourth player -- and the youngest one -- in the history of women's cricket to hit consecutive half-centuries on debut. In the first inning, Shafali Verma missed her maiden Test century by only 4 runs and played a blistering knock of 96 off 152 balls with the help of 13 boundaries and 2 sixes. Shafali also broke the Indian record for the highest score on women's Test debut. She overtook Chanderkanta Kaul's tally of 75 against New Zealand in 1995. It is to be noted that the 17-year-old cricketer from Rohtak also equalled the record for most sixes by a woman in a Test innings. She hit 2 massive sixes in Bristol, equalling Alyssa Healy and Lauren Winfield-Hill's joint record. ...

India vs England: Shefali Verma Becomes Youngest Indian To Feature In All Formats Shefali Verma, who hails from Haryana, took 17 years and 150 days to debut in all three formats of international cricket. She is at number five in the all-time list of youngest to debut in all three formats of international cricket. Mujeeb ur Rahman of Afghanistan is at the top of this list. The first ODI between the Indian women's cricket team and the England women's cricket team was played on Sunday in Bristol. Shefali Verma has created history by making her ODI debut for India. She has become the youngest Indian cricketer to debut for India in all three international formats of cricket. The sensational young cricketer scored 15 runs in her ODI debut. Shafali Verma made her Test debut against England last week. She scored 96 and 63 runs in two innings of the only Test against England and became the youngest batsman to score two fifties in her debut test. The Ind W vs Eng W Test ended in a draw. Shefali made her T20 debut in September 2019. She has so far scored 617 runs in 22 T20 Internationals with the help of three fifties. 17-year-old Shafali Verma created history during the one-off Test between India and England. She broke the 26-year-old record to become the highest run-scorer Indian woman cricketer in a Test debut match. The teenager broke Chandrakanta Kaul's (75 runs, 1995) record. Published at : 28 Jun 2021 07:42 AM (IST) Tags: Follow