India’s Shefali Verma and Radha Yadav will shine in WBBL, Sydney Sixers will get entry in the team
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WBBL 2021: Indian women’s cricket team’s youth sensation and destructive opener Shefali Verma and Radha Yadav have been included in the team of Sydney Sixers of Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) T20 tournament this year. Shefali Verma is considered to be the fastest opener in limited overs cricket at the moment as well as she is currently the number one player in T20. This is the reason why he has been included in his team by Sydney Sixers in this T20 league of Australia.
At the same time, Yadav has also been bowling brilliantly for Team India for some time now. The leg-spinner has an impressive average of 18.03 in T20Is and is ranked 11th in the ICC’s rankings for T20 International bowlers. The seventh season of WBBL is going to start from October 14.
Shefali Verma told a great opportunity
Team India’s opener Shefali Verma expressed her happiness on joining the team of Sydney Sixers and called it a great opportunity. She said, “It’s a wonderful opportunity. My goal here will be to play good cricket and enjoy my game. Hopefully I can also make some new friends here in the Sydney Sixers team. I am very confident in myself and I I will try to give my best in WBBL.”
Shefali Verma recently played for Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred tournament. He scored 171 runs in eight matches here at an average of 24.42 and a strike rate of 142.50.
Mandhana and Deepti Sharma are included in the team of Sydney Thunder
Earlier, India’s stylish opener Smriti Mandhana and all-rounder Deepti Sharma had recently signed the Sydney Thunder team for the next season of WBBL. Sydney Thunder is also the current champion of this tournament. Sydney Thunder and Sydney Sixers have won the WBBL title twice each.
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