Women’s-Bengal made the highest run chase in List-A cricket | Women-Bengal chased the biggest run in List-A cricket: Tanushree’s 113 runs and 3 wickets; Haryana’s Shefali scored 197 runs

Shefali Verma plays domestic cricket for Haryana.

In the Senior Women’s ODI Trophy, Bengal has set a record for the biggest run chase in List A cricket against Haryana. In the quarter-final match on Monday, Bengal won the toss and chose to bowl first. With the help of Haryana opener Shefali Verma’s brilliant 197 runs on 115 balls, the team scored 389 runs in 50 overs.

In reply, Bengal achieved the target of 390 runs by losing 5 wickets in 49.1 overs. Tanushree Sarkar from the team scored 113 runs and also took 3 wickets. This match was played at Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot.

Northern District’s record broken Earlier, the record of the biggest run chase in women’s List A cricket was held by the Northern Districts team of New Zealand. In the year 2019, Northern Districts made a record by achieving the target of 309 runs against Canterbury. Sri Lanka holds the record for the highest run chase in women’s international cricket. The team had achieved the target of 305 runs against South Africa this year.

Out of the team for the last 2 series For Haryana, Shefali Verma played an inning of 197 runs in 115 balls. He hit 22 fours and 11 sixes in this innings. This is her second century in the Senior Women’s One-Day Trophy. Shefali had earlier played an inning of 139 runs in 98 balls against Uttar Pradesh.

So far, Shefali has scored 527 runs in 7 innings and is at the top of the run chart. Shefali’s brilliant performance has been seen at a time when she is out of Team India. He has not been included in the team for the last two series. Shefali has scored only 108 runs in 6 ODI matches at an average of 18 in international cricket this year.

The openers gave a century start to Bengal. Chasing the target of 390 runs, Bengal’s openers gave a good start to the team. Sasthi Mandal played an inning of 52 runs and Dhara Gujjar played an inning of 69 runs. Both had added 100 runs in just 9 overs. Tanushree Sarkar, who came to bat at number three, strengthened the team by scoring a brilliant century.

Sarkar played an innings of 113 runs while wicketkeeper Priyanka Bala scored unbeaten 88 runs. Rishita Basu scored 11 not out. He made the team win on the first ball of the last over.

With the help of 26 year old Tanushree Sarkar’s century, Bengal achieved the target of 390 runs.