Shafali, Shweta, Parshavi named in ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup team of tournament | Cricket News – Times of India
NEW DELHI: The ICC on Monday announced the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Team of the Tournament which features three Indian cricketers Shafali Verma, her opening partner Shweta Sehrawat and leg-spinner Parshavi Chopra, who were part of the Indian World Cup winning team.
Player of the Tournament, England’s Grace Scrivens was named the captain of the team which also feature players from New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia and Pakistan.
Shafali led the 16-member Indian team to the inaugural U-19 T20 World Cup title on Sunday with a 7-wicket win over England in the final. With the victory, India recorded their first-ever ICC triumph in women’s cricket.
The dashing opener Shafali was destructive with the bat and also showed her tactical acumen as captain. Her 34-ball 78 against UAE was an exhibition of power-hitting as she smashed the bowlers to all parts of the ground for 12 fours and four sixes. She was the third-highest run-getter with 172 runs.
The captain also chipped in with handy overs, scalping four wickets in seven games at an economy of just 5.04.
The other opener Sehrawat, however, towered over her seniors Shafali and Richa Ghosh, finishing as the highest run-scorer in the tournament with 297 runs at an average of 99 and a strike rate of 139.43.
Parshavi picked up only two wickets in India’s first three games but exploded at the business end, finishing as the second-highest wicket-taker with 11 wickets in six games.
In the final Super Six game, the leggie was all over Sri Lanka, returning figures of 4/5. She followed that up with a 3/20 in the crunch semi-final against New Zealand and 2/13 in the final.
The team of tournament also comprises two more English woman in Hannah Baker and Ellie Anderson, New Zealand’s Georgia Plimmer, Sri Lanka’s Dewmi Vihanga, Bangladesh’s Shorna Akter, South Africa’s Karabo Meso, Maggie Clark of Australia and Anosha Nasir of Pakistan.
(With inputs from PTI)
Player of the Tournament, England’s Grace Scrivens was named the captain of the team which also feature players from New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia and Pakistan.
Shafali led the 16-member Indian team to the inaugural U-19 T20 World Cup title on Sunday with a 7-wicket win over England in the final. With the victory, India recorded their first-ever ICC triumph in women’s cricket.
The dashing opener Shafali was destructive with the bat and also showed her tactical acumen as captain. Her 34-ball 78 against UAE was an exhibition of power-hitting as she smashed the bowlers to all parts of the ground for 12 fours and four sixes. She was the third-highest run-getter with 172 runs.
The captain also chipped in with handy overs, scalping four wickets in seven games at an economy of just 5.04.
The other opener Sehrawat, however, towered over her seniors Shafali and Richa Ghosh, finishing as the highest run-scorer in the tournament with 297 runs at an average of 99 and a strike rate of 139.43.
Parshavi picked up only two wickets in India’s first three games but exploded at the business end, finishing as the second-highest wicket-taker with 11 wickets in six games.
In the final Super Six game, the leggie was all over Sri Lanka, returning figures of 4/5. She followed that up with a 3/20 in the crunch semi-final against New Zealand and 2/13 in the final.
The team of tournament also comprises two more English woman in Hannah Baker and Ellie Anderson, New Zealand’s Georgia Plimmer, Sri Lanka’s Dewmi Vihanga, Bangladesh’s Shorna Akter, South Africa’s Karabo Meso, Maggie Clark of Australia and Anosha Nasir of Pakistan.
(With inputs from PTI)
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