Indian all rounder Deepti Sharma played as a match turner with both her bowling and batting skills, as London Spirit beat Welsh Fire by four wickets in the final match to lift their maiden Women's Hundred title.
“From the first game we are pretty confident about each match and every situation and the condition as well. We are looking forward to semi-final as well,” Deepti told the media after the match.
“It was a good spell and there was some assistance from the weather as well. Of course, I could execute all the plans that I have been working on at nets,” said Renuka in the post-match press meet.
The Indian Women's Cricket team will aim to retain their crown as they kick off their campaign against their historical rival- Pakistan.
The Indians are also at the mercy of the weather gods, with a forecast of 30 to 40 percent of rain on Tuesday.
"I was happy when she was handed her debut cap. During the Test, she fielded for around 70-80 overs -- she is a brave girl," said Bali
Deepti Sharma was felicitated by the UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath with the award and a monetary reward of INR 3 crore.
Indian batting all-arounder Deepti Sharma was named in the Women's T20I Team of the Year for 2023 by the ICC on Monday.
Deepti Sharma of India won the maiden ICC Women's Player of the Month award thanks to her multi-format brilliance against England and Australia
Deepti accomplished the feat on Tuesday, January 2, during the third and final match against Australia at Mumbai's iconic Wankhede Stadium