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Cricket · Batter · Haryana

Shafali Verma

Power-hitting opener who returned to the India ODI side as a late 2025 World Cup call-up in place of an injured Pratika Rawal, and produced a Player-of-the-Match 87 (plus two wickets) in the final to help India lift their maiden ICC Women's ODI World Cup.

Profile details

Full Name
Shafali Verma
Date of Birth
28 Jan 2004
Gender
Women
State
Haryana
District
Not verified
Sport
Cricket
Position
Batter
Height
Not verified
Weight
Not verified
Playing Style
Not verified
Coach
Not verified
Academy
Not verified
National Ranking
Not verified
International Ranking
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Last Updated
2026-08-20

Achievements

  • ▸ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 Final — Player of the Match
  • ▸U-19 Women's T20 WC 2023 (Captain)
  • ▸Test 200 vs South Africa 2024

Career Timeline

  1. 2023U-19 Women's T20 WC 2023 (Captain)
  2. 2024Test 200 vs South Africa 2024
  3. 2025ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025 Final — Player of the Match

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Biography

Born in 2004 in Haryana, Shafali rose through India's domestic structure to become one of the country's recognised athletes in Cricket as a batter. Today they remain part of India's competitive pool at major events.