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Sree Charani, India Women

Bowler

India Women

Sree Charani

Nallapureddy Sree Charani

জন্ম Aug 4, 2004 (22)

জন্মস্থান India

রোল Bowler

ব্যাটিং স্টাইল Left Handed

বোলিং স্টাইল Slow left-arm orthodox

Sree Charani ICC র‍্যাঙ্কিং

Recent Matches

Test

India Women vs England Women

Jul 10, 2026

Lord's Cricket Ground, London

ODI

India Women vs Australia Women

Mar 1, 2026

Ninja Stadium, Hobart

T20I

India Women vs Australia Women

Jun 28, 2026

Lord's Cricket Ground, London

ব্যাটিং কেরিয়ার সামারি

	ম্যাচ	NO	রান	HS	AVG	SR	6s	CT	ST
টেস্ট	1	1	3	3	-	300	0
ওডিআই	21	2	22	11	3.67	64.71	2	4	0
টি-টোয়েন্টি	25	2	9	7	4.50	128.57	1	9	0

বোলিং কেরিয়ার সামারি

	ম্যাচ	উইকেট	AVG	ECON	Best	5w	10w

Teams Represented

India Women International

India B Women Active Andhra Women Active India B Women Under-19 Former India C Women Under-19 Active Delhi Capitals Active Vizag Dolphins Active

Player Biography

Shree Charani is a standout left-arm spinner who has rapidly become a mainstay in the Indian national team. Hailing from the Yerramala Palli village in Andhra Pradesh, she made history as the first woman from the Kadapa district to represent India at the international level.

She announced herself on the world stage during the 2025 tour of England, taking 4/12 on her T20I debut in Nottingham. She is only the second Indian woman to claim a four-wicket haul in her first T20 International.

Charani played a vital role in India's historic 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup victory. She finished as the tournament's fourth-highest wicket-taker, claiming 14 wickets in nine matches, including a crucial performance against Australia in the knockout stages.

Originally signed by the Delhi Capitals for ₹55 lakh in 2025, her value skyrocketed following her international success. At the WPL 2026 Mega Auction, she became one of the most expensive young players when Delhi Capitals reclaimed her for ₹1.3

crore after an intense bidding war with UP Warriorz.