Three Indian cricketers – newly crowned world champion Shafali Verma, her opening partner Shweta Sehrawat and talented leg spinner Parshavi Chopra – will join the ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup squad for the tournament on Monday. Nominated.
Shafari led a group of talented youngsters to her maiden U-19-T20 World Cup title with her seven-wicket smash against England in Sunday’s final, India’s first in women’s cricket. Recorded her ICC win.
The smart opener was devastating with his racket and also showed tactical skill as a captain. Her 34-ball her 78 against the United Arab Emirates was a power-hitting show as she crushed bowlers with 4-of-12 and 6-of-4 on every part of the floor. She was the third highest run-getter with 172 runs. The captain also played handicap overs, taking 4 wickets in 7 games at an economy of just 5.04.
However, his fellow opener Sehrawat surpassed his seniors Shafali and Richa Ghosh to become the tournament’s top run scorer with 297 runs, a 99 average and a strike rate of 139.43.
Parshavi exploded at the bottom of the deal in India’s first three games where he took only two wickets but in six games he took 11 wickets making him the second highest wicket taker. became a person
In the last Super His Six match, leggie was scattered all over Sri Lanka and regained figures of 4/5. This was followed by 3/20 in the crunch semi-final against New Zealand and 2/13 in the final. The team, led by Britain’s Grace Scrivens, includes Hannah Baker and Ellie Anderson, two other British women, New Zealand’s Georgia plimmer, Sri Lanka’s Devmi Vihanga, Bangladesh’s Shona Akhtar and South Africa’s Karabo. Includes Meso, Australian Maggie Clarke and Anosha. Nasir from Pakistan.