India's Shafali Verma walks off after losing her wicket to Australia's Megan Schutt during the Women's T20 World Cup cricket final match in Melbourne.
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Indian batswoman Shafali Verma during the group stage ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 match between India and Sri Lanka at the Junction Oval in Melbourne, Australia.
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Indian Women Cricket team opener Shafali Verma in action during the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup match against New Zealand, in Melbourne.
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In this photo sourced from ICC, Indian batswoman Shafali Verma plays a shot during the ICC Women's T20 Cricket World Cup match between India and Bangladesh at WACA in Perth, Austra...
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India's Shafali Verma, right, drives the ball for 4 runs as Australia's Alyssa Healy watches during the first game of the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup in Sydney.
With the country under lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, Shafali Verma is looking to work on her fitness as the Haryana Cricket Association has given the girls customised fitness routines
The Indian market in women's game is growing by the day and with the emergence of teen sensation Shafali Verma along with exciting players like Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodriguez, the ICC senses an opportunity
Jhulan Goswami admitted that India's performance in the final of ICC Women's T20 World Cup against Australia was disappointing but said this is not the time to do a post-mortem
Shafali Verma dropped Alyssa Healy in the first over when the Australian opener was on nine. Healy went on to smash a 39-ball 75 and, along with Beth Mooney (78 not out off 54), added 115 runs for the opening wicket to power Australia to 184 for four
16-year-old Shafali Verma was the trump card for India against Australia in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup final but her inexperience showed up in the worst possible time
In 2003 final too, Aussies bat first and posted a massive total then India crumbled. Sachin Tendulkar, India's hope, was dismissed in the first over itself by Glenn McGrath
Shafali Verma has taken the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 by storm. With 161 runs in the four innings, the 16-year-old is India's highest scorer in the tournament
Danni Wyatt shared the dressing room with Shafali Verma at the 2019 Women's T20 Challenge, and the England opener seems to know a thing or two about the Indian youngster's game