Shafali Verma Gave a Big Reaction After Joining the Delhi Capitals Team

Delhi Capitals included explosive opener Shafali Verma in their squad during the Women’s Premier League auction. Shafali Verma was bought by Delhi Capitals for a whopping amount of two crores. After this the veteran batsman has given a big response. He said that women players will get more recognition from Women’s IPL and they will also benefit financially.

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If we talk about Shafali Verma, then she is one of the best opener batsmen in world cricket. Recently, under his leadership, the Indian women’s team had also won the Under-19 World Cup. She is a batsman who has the ability to single-handedly win matches. So far, he has played a total of 52 T20 Internationals for the Indian team and during this time he has scored 1264 runs at a strike rate of 134.47.

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Shafali Verma Reacts to Playing for Delhi Capitals

In a video shared by Geo Cinema, Shafali Verma reacts to her selection in the IPL. They said,

Delhi is my home team and I am feeling very good. It’s definitely going to be a lot of fun. I would like to thank Delhi Capitals who bid for me and I will enjoy playing for them. Women cricket will get more money and recognition from Women’s IPL. The effort made by BCCI is great.

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Smriti Mandhana was Bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for a Very Expensive Price

Let us tell you that earlier Smriti Mandhana was bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore at a very expensive price. Smriti Mandhana’s base price was 50 lakhs and her name came first in the auction. Mumbai Indians were the first to bid for the Indian opener, followed by Royal Challengers Bangalore. There was a long struggle between these two teams and in the end RCB won and included them in their team for 3 crore 40 lakhs. Fans have compared him with Virat Kohli after joining Royal Challengers Bangalore.