She took two wickets this morning for the senior team, helping India win a T20I series in England.
The BCCI has announced the India A women’s squad for the upcoming multi-format tour of Australia, which is slated to take place from August 7 to August 24, 2025. The India A team will be locking horns in three T20s and as many 50-over games, followed by a 4-day match against Australia A. The first clash will be played in Mackay, and the rest of the T20I games will also be played at the same venue. Radha Yadav is set to don the captaincy hat.
The squad will see the comeback of Shafali Verma to the one-day format, while Shreyanka Patil and Titas Sadhu are also in contention for a comeback after their layoffs with injuries. The last time Verma took part in an ODI game in October 2024 was against New Zealand in Ahmedabad. She was then dropped due to her poor form as she scored only 108 runs in six ODIs last year. The right-hand batter made a comeback to the T20I side for the ongoing five-match series against England but failed to make it for the three-match ODI series to follow.
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New Delhi Tigers beat Outer Delhi Warriors by 7 wickets
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North Delhi Strikers Women beat East Delhi Riders Women by 2 runs
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Belgium beat Austria by 48 runs
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Belgium beat Austria by 38 runs
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Austria beat Belgium by 7 wickets
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Austria beat Belgium by 10 wickets
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KSV Kings beat SG Findorff by 7 wickets
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Surrey beat Derbyshire by 43 runs
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Denmark beat Papua New Guinea by 18 runs
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Mangalore Dragons Won by 5 runs
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Yallah Shabab Giants beat Renaissance Challengers by 28 runs
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Majees Titans beat Muscat Thunderers by 5 wickets
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Royal Oman Stallions beat IAS Invincibles by 5 wickets
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South Africa beat Australia by 84 runs
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Welsh Fire won by 8 wickets
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Welsh Fire Women beat Birmingham Phoenix Women by 36 runs
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Adelaide Strikers Academy beat Melbourne Renegades Academy by 6 wickets
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Perth Scorchers Academy beat Northern Territory Strike by 7 wickets
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Pakistan Shaheens won by 1 run
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Gorakhpur Lions beat Lucknow Falcons by 7 wickets
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Star spinner Radha Yadav has been named as the skipper of the side for the upcoming multi-format series. Minnu Mani has been appointed as the vice-captain. Earlier today, Radha starred with the ball. She scalped two wickets, conceding just 15 runs, helping India win their first-ever women’s T20I series against England. Shree Charani also chipped in with a crucial two wickets, stopping England to a paltry total of 126 for 7. India chased down to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match series.
Young Shreyanka Patil is also back after struggling with injuries that she sustained during last year’s Women’s Asia Cup. She got a chance to play in the T20 World Cup in the UAE but missed out on the Women’s Premier League (WPL) earlier this year. The last time she played in ODIs and T20Is was back in June 2024 and October 2024, respectively. Patil’s inclusion is still under the scanner. She is yet to get a clearance from the BCCI Centre of Excellence.
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T20 Squad: Radha Yadav (C), Minnu Mani (VC), Shafali Verma, D. Vrinda, Sajana Sajeevan, Uma Chetry (WK), Raghvi Bist, Shreyanka Patil*, Prema Rawat, Nandini Kashyap (WK), Tanuja Kanwer, Joshita VJ, Shabnam Shakeel, Saima Thakor, and Titas Sadhu.
One-Day and Multi-Day Squad: Radha Yadav (C), Minnu Mani (VC), Shafali Verma, Tejal Hasabnis, Raghvi Bist, Tanushree Sarkar, Uma Chetry (WK), Priya Mishra*, Tanuja Kanwer, Nandini Kashyap (WK), Dhara Gujjar, Joshita VJ, Shabnam Shakeel, Saima Thakor, and Titas Sadhu.
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