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Shreyanka Patil’s five-wicket haul helps India women to victory Featuring several stars from their successful U-19 World Cup campaign, the India team displayed their dominance right from the start by choosing to field after captain Shweta Sehrawat won the toss. While Mariko Hill stood out among the Hong Kong batters, scoring 14 runs off 19 balls with 2 fours, the rest of their batting lineup struggled. The showstopper for India was Shreyanka Patil, who delivered an outstanding performance of 5 wickets for just 2 runs in 3 overs. In the 11th over, the Karnataka bowler came close to achieving a hat-trick when she dismissed Mariko and Maryam Bibi in consecutive deliveries. Parshavi Chopra also made valuable contributions by taking two wickets, and the Hong Kong innings concluded with the dismissal of Iqra Sahar, who Chetry stumped off Chopra’s bowling. Unfortunately, the Indian captain fell victim to a good catch by Kary Chan off Betty Chan’s bowling, scoring only 2 runs. Nonetheless, Chetry (16*) and Trisha Gongadi (19*) concluded the chase with style, smashing a six off Ruchitha Venkatesh’s delivery to secure a comfortable nine-wicket victory. Next, India ‘A’ will face Nepal on June 15 on the same ground. For more updates, follow

Advertisement Shreyanka Patil, the talented all-rounder, showcased her skills by taking an impressive five-wicket haul for just two runs, dismantling an inexperienced Hong Kong side. The Indian U-23 women’s team began their campaign in the Women’s Emerging Asia Cup with a comfortable nine-wicket victory at Mong Kok in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Shreyanka, who made a name for herself in the inaugural edition of the Women’s T20 Challenge while representing RCB, bowled her accurate off-breaks, restricting Hong Kong to a meager total of 34 runs in 14 overs. Mariko Hill, the opener, was the top scorer for Hong Kong with 14 runs off 19 balls. India’s U-19 World Cup stars, Mannat Kashyap (2/2) and Parshavi Chopra (2/12), also contributed with the ball, claiming two wickets each.

The 20-year-old Shreyanka, who had earlier impressed during the inaugural edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), delivered a clinical performance. Hong Kong were eventually bowled out for a mere 34 runs in 14 overs. Hong Kong opener, Mariko Hill, was the top scorer for the side with 14 runs off 19 balls. Apart from Shreyanka, other spinners also stood tall for the side. While Mannat Kashyap picked up 2 wickets for just 2 runs. leg-spinner Parshavi Chopra claimed 2 wickets for 12 runs. Chasing a modest target, the Indian team comfortably reached the target in just 5.2 overs. Gongadi Trisha scored an unbeaten 19 runs to guide India to victory with nine wickets to spare. Swati Bhatia joined InsideSport as a senior sub-editor in 2023. Swati, who is an engineer by degree, turned to sports writing in 2019. She can miss her date but can't miss watching Messi. The only thing that comes close to Messi is her dog, Sherlock. Swati loves music and is a big fan of Hozier and Backstreet Boys. If she is not watching Messi, she is listening to music. And if she is not listening to music, she is busy playing COD on her PS4.

Rising all-rounder Shreyanka Patil decimated an inexperienced Hong Kong side with impressive figures of 5 for 2 as the Indian U-23 women's team opened its campaign in the Emerging Asia Cup with a comfortable nine-wicket victory. 20-year-old Shreyanka bowled her tight off-breaks as Hong Kong were bowled out for just 34 in 14 overs. In reply, India achieved the target in 5.2 overs. Shreyanka was one of the finds of the inaugural edition of WPL, having put up a stellar show for RCB. Also read: India's U-19 World Cup stars — left-arm spinner Mannat Kashyap (2/2) and leg-spinner Parshavi Chopra (2/12) — were other wicket-takers. Brief Scores: Hong Kong W 34 in 14 overs (Shreyanka Patil 5/2). India W 38/1 in 5.2 overs (G Trisha 19 not out).

Watch: The Winning the toss, India A captain Shweta Sehrawat decided to field first. The Hong Kong women got off to a slow start, scoring just three runs off the first eight balls of the innings. The ninth ball saw the first wicket fall and it was a procession from there. After eight overs, the Hong Kong scorecard read 19-3. Then Shreyanka Patil came on to bowl. Playing her first game for India ‘A’, she took a wicket off her very first ball. She ended up taking four more in her next 17 deliveries and ended up with astonishing figures of 3-1-2-5 in her debut India ‘A’ game. All her wickets came from round the wicket, with three of them being bowled and one LBW, indicating how perfectly she honed in on the stumps. Hong Kong were all out for 34. India chased it down in 5.2 overs and won the game by nine wickets. Watch Shreyanka Patil dismantle Hong Kong batting lineup with her ripping off-breaks

At all of 20, Shreyanka Patil has been setting records and standards that has awestruck spectators. India’s emerging all-rounder Shreyanka, has crushed a novice Hong Kong side with outstanding figures of 5/2 as the Indian U-23 women's team started their campaign in the Women's Emerging Asia Cup with a comprehensive nine-wicket victory. Shreyanka, one of the finds of the inaugural season of the Women’s Premiere League after a brilliant performance for RCB, bowled tight off-breaks as Hong Kong were bowled out for 34 in 14 overs, with opener Mariko Hill hitting 14 from 19 balls. After winning the toss, the captain of the Indian team, Shweta Sehrawat elected to field first. Titas Sandhu and Mannat Kashyap took the first two wickets for India. Following this, Shreyanka then took a five-wicket haul as Hong Kong collapsed for a meagre score of 34 in 14 overs. It was a game to look forward to indeed! Born and raised in Bangalore, Shreyanka has always had a deep passion for cricket. Her journey in the sport began at the age of 12, and she has witnessed the significant progress made in women's cricket over the years. Starting with the Karnataka under-16 team, she represented her state in cricket and honed her skills under the guidance of coach Mamatha Maben. Shreyanka is a right-handed batswoman and a right-arm medium pace bowler. Her love for cricket was sparked by watching the Indian Premier League, where she became a dedicated supporter of the Royal Challengers Bangalore. After y...