Shafali Verma etched her name in the annals of Women’s Test cricket history on Friday, becoming the fastest batter to reach a double century in the format. The young Indian sensation achieved this remarkable feat during the first Test against South Africa at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
Verma’s blistering innings, which saw her reach the milestone in a mere 194 balls, was a testament to her exceptional talent and power hitting. This was not only her maiden Test century but also her first international hundred in the longest format of the game.
The 20-year-old’s innings was a treat for the eyes, showcasing her ability to dominate the bowling attack with a combination of aggression and finesse. Her achievement has sent ripples through the cricketing world, highlighting the immense potential she possesses.
Verma’s double century came at a crucial juncture in the match, helping India gain a significant advantage over South Africa. Her innings was a display of pure brilliance and will be remembered as one of the most memorable performances in Women’s Test history.
