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Saharanpur-born Deepti Bhagwan Sharma, aged 28, is one of India’s most dependable all-rounders in women’s cricket. A left-handed batter and right-arm off-break bowler, Deepti wears jersey number 6 and has been a key figure for the Indian Women’s National Cricket Team. She also represents UP Warriorz (WPL), Sydney Thunder (WBBL), and Bengal Women in domestic competitions.
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gainst Ireland in 2017, one of the highest individual scores in women’s cricket history. Deepti was also a key member of India’s 2017 World Cup runner-up team and a gold medalist at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou.
r ODI debut against South Africa on 28 November 2014, T20I debut against Australia on 31 January 2016, and Test debut against England on 16 June 2021. She has consistently contributed as a match-winner with both bat and ball. Notably, she scored 188 runs in an ODI a
Known for her calm temperament and sharp cricketing mind, Deepti continues to be a vital all-round presence in India’s lineup.
Off the field, Deepti hails from a supportive family in Uttar Pradesh. Her father, Bhagwan Sharma, worked with Indian Railways, and her mother, Sushila Sharma, is a homemaker. She has six siblings, including her elder brother Sumit Sharma, who inspired her cricketing journey.
