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1 day ago · Shafali Verma scored 205 off just 197 balls on day one of the Chennai Test • BCCI "She's an aggressive batter, we all know that. I think today she just put it down and said she's going to bat."
Shafali Verma celebrates during a one-off Test match between India and South Africa, at the MA Chidambaram Stadium(PTI) Shafali's remarkable feat makes her only the second Indian woman to record a ...
11 hours ago · The biggest threat to Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana’s 292-run opening partnership at Chepauk on Day 1 against South Africa came from (not necessarily in that order): stray throws aimed in the vicinity of their existence, at times disjointed running between the wickets, minor lapses in concentration and Chennai’s humidity.
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13 hours ago · Shafali Verma's historic double-century in just 194 balls against South Africa, breaking the previous record, showcases her exceptional talent in women's Test cricket. Mithali had scored 214 off ...
9 hours ago · Shafali Verma smashed a record-breaking 205 against South Africa on the first day of the one-off Test on Friday and the India opener termed the knock as a "precious treasure." Shafali made her double century in 194 balls to snatch the record of the fastest 200 in women's cricket from Australia's Annabelle Sutherland.
12 hours ago · Shafali is the second Indian woman cricketer after Mithali Raj to hit a double ton. PTI Updated: June 28, 2024 17:08 IST. Shafali Verma, 20, scored her double ton off just 194 balls. Dashing India opener Shafali Verma smashed the fastest double-century in the history of women's Test cricket, eclipsing Annabel Sutherland of Australia during the ...
8 hours ago · India opener Shafali Verma termed her record-breaking knock of 205 in the one-off Test against South Africa as “precious treasure” that she will savour for the rest of her life. Verma had been having a mixed run with the bat in recent white-ball fixtures but roared back to form in dominant fashion by smashing the fastest double-hundred in the history of women’s Tests on Day 1 in Chennai.
