India바카라s young batting sensation Shafali Verma and left-arm spinner Radha Yadav have been roped in by Sydney Sixers for the upcoming Women바카라s Big Bash League (WBBL), the club announced on Monday. (More Cricket News)
Earlier, on Sunday, two other Indians Smriti Mandhana and Deepti Sharma confirmed their participations for Sydney Thunder.
Shafali has been doing good in Australia starting from the T20 World Cup last year taking India to the final. The youngest Indian to debut at international cricket, Shafali is also currently the No.1 batter in ICC T20 Rankings for women. She also turned up for Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred recently.
On Sunday, Shafali also starred in India바카라s famous win over Australia with a mature half-century. This will be Shafali바카라s maiden WBBL outing. 바카라This is a very good opportunity for me and my goal is to just enjoy myself, to make some new friends and have fun,바카라 Verma said. 바카라I want to play WBBL and back myself and just believe in myself.바카라
Sydney Sixers head coach Ben Sawyer lavished praise on Shafali labelling her 바카라fearless바카라. 바카라She hits to different areas of the field and plays shots that are different to the other three girls in that top four,바카라 said Sawyer, who worked with Shafali in The Hundred.
바카라The experience I had with her in Birmingham was that she wants to learn, she wants to get better and she wants to grow as a player and a person.바카라 Yadav, who is also in Australia with the India T20 squad, will be making her maiden appearance in the WBBL.
바카라Lots of young Indian girls want to play in the WBBL,바카라 21-year-old Yadav said. 바카라It is a very good standard and I am so happy to be able to play for the Sixers this year.바카라
바카라Radha brings a skillset that we have never had at the Sixers and that바카라s very exciting,바카라 Sawyer said.
바카라I think a left-arm orthodox bowler is so important in the WBBL and having one who is world-class is such a great opportunity for this team. She has also batted in the middle of the order for India so she is handy with the bat too.바카라
