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. | Edited By: Sumit Sundriyal
Updated on: Jan 18, 2023 | IST
The Indian women’s team, captained by Shefali Verma, won all their three matches in the group stage very easily and made it to the next round.
There is no news when the dice will turn in T20 cricket. When will the fast growing innings pile up like a pack of cards. The latest example of this was shown in South Africa’s Benoni, where Team India won by 83 runs, following the same fate of Scotland and made it to the Super-Six round. (Photo: Twitter/ICC)
Under the captaincy of Shefali Verma, the Indian team batted first and in 20 overs, the team scored 149 runs losing 4 wickets, which was a much smaller score than the first two matches. (Photo: Twitter/ICC)
From India, Gongadi Trisha scored the highest 57 runs in 51 balls. However, team captain Shefali Verma was dismissed cheaply this time, while senior team member Richa Ghosh could manage only 33 runs in 35 balls. (Photo: Twitter/BCCI Women)
The Indian team would not have been able to reach even this score if Shweta Sehrawat, who was running in excellent form, did not show an attacking form. Shweta, who came for batting in the middle order, played an unbeaten inning of 31 runs in just 10 balls. (Photo: Twitter/ICC)
In response to this, 45 runs were scored by losing only 2 wickets till the sixth over. But from here the spin trio of Mannat Kashyap, Archana Devi Singh and Sonam Yadav bowled brilliantly. Left-arm spinner Mannat took four wickets for 12 runs in four overs while off-spinner Archana Devi took three wickets for 14 runs. On the basis of these two, India registered its third consecutive victory by taking the remaining 8 wickets of Scotland for just 21 runs and stacking it for 66 runs. (Photo: Twitter/ICC)
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