Shafali Verma opened the innings for India in the run chase and opened the account with a six off Sadia Iqbal at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The six on the very first ball of India’s innings helped Shafali Verma create a record in Women's T20 International.
The 22-year-old right-handed batter scored 12 runs off six balls in the 56-run chase. She might not have hit the winning runs, but did enough to create an epic record that no other batter across the world in Women's international cricket in the shortest format of the game was able to do.
Along with Shafali Verma, Ireland's Amy Hunter and Hollan Doriga from Papua New Guinea are in the list of the women's T20I batters who took the bowlers to the stands to open the account. Notably, on four occasions, four Pakistan women went into the record books for wrong reasons.
Pakistan bowlers in the record list for the wrong reasons
Six off the first ball of a Women’s T20I innings
3,000 T20I runs for Shafali Verma
The match became important to Shafali Verma for another reason. Through her short but effective knock, the opener completed 3,000 runs in women’s T20Is.
Shafali is the third Indian after Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur to score 3,000 or more runs in women’s T20Is. She touched the milestone at the age of only 22 years and 220 days.
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