Renuka have taken 40 wickets for their home country in 2022 in just 29 games in two whiteball formats. She took her 18 wickets at an average of 14.88 in the ODI. In T20Is she scalped her 23 in her 25 matches. Her powerful performance earned her the ICC Women’s ODI and her T20I Teams of the Year.
India’s pacesetter Renuka Singh was named the ICC Emerging Women’s Cricketer of the Year 2022 on Wednesday as she defeated Australia’s Darcy Brown, England’s Alice Capsey and her compatriot Yastika Bhatia. bottom. Renuka, who made his international debut in October 2021 in the T20I against Australia, was immediately impressed with the new ball and quickly became the leader of the pack, taking on the mantle of legendary Juran Goswami, who retired from all forms last year. I was. .
Renuka has won his 40 wickets in his home country in 2022 with his two white balls in just his 29 matches in his format. She took her 18 wickets at an average of 14.88 in the ODI. In her T20Is she scalped her 23 in her 25 matches. Her powerful performance earned her the ICC Women’s ODI and her T20I Teams of the Year.
Renuka was the bane of the Australian line-up at her T20I meeting seven times a year, taking eight wickets. Her performances at the Commonwealth Games and Asia Cup show that she hasn’t scaled back in tournaments. She took 17 wickets in 11 games with an economy of just 5.21.
Able to swing the ball and find deviations from the surface, Renuka could become one of India’s most reliable bowlers for years to come.
Renuka claimed she made waves on the Commonwealth Games field early in cricket’s resurgence, and in a stunning match against Australia she had four wickets to match her highest placement of the game.
Swinging her bowler challenged Alyssa Healy outside her edge and in a slip deepty she challenged Sharma before a false cut by Meglaning her shot caught the Australian captain on point. Nip-backer claimed Beth Mooney, who kept chopping before Talia McGrath was hit with a hoop-in swinger. Renuka finished 4/18 with a 16-point ball, but Australia stumbled to 34/4 chasing eventual champions India’s 154.