Gongada Trisha among four Indians at ICC under the 19-year-old Women T20 World Cup 2025 Tournament

The last Indian sensation of Gongada Trisha found a place at the ICC under the 19-year-old T20 World Cup 2025 tournament. Allrounder had a fantastic tournament with a stick and a ball, and he also appeared as a tournament player.

Apart from Gongadi Trisha, her introductory partner G Kamalini also arrived in the team. In the bowling line, the Indian left -wing kings of Aayushi Shukla and Vaishnavi Sharma reached playing XI on the back of fantastic ball appearances.

Both appeared as the two highest tournament carriers and were expected to be on this team. The line also includes another spinner left hand in the form of Sri Lanka Chamodi Praboda.

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Gongada Trisha leads the order of hitting

Gongada Trisha had an outstanding tournament as an Allrounder. Achieved the highest no. Running in a 309 ride tournament in 7 games on average 77.25 and a strike rate of 147.14. Her strike rate is the biggest among all the strokes while she is in front of no. 2 Davina Perrin in terms no. running.

Gongada Trisha also picked up 7 Wickskete with a ball of amazing average of 6.42 and an economy of 3.75. He included 3-15 figures in the finals. The match players in the final were awarded 44* and 3-15, and also judged the tournament player.

Gongada Trisha will partners with the South African opener Jemma Botha at the top, which scored 105 runs on average 26.25. Bothha hit the key 37 of the 24 balls in the semifinals against Australia and helped her team to the finals.

The English Davina Perrin was listed on number 3. Perrin, which opened the Inings for England, scored 176 rides on average 35.20 and a strike of 135.38. She played a key blow of 45 of the 40 balls in the semifinals against a strong Indian bowling alley. She also appeared as the second highest runner of the tournament.

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Indian G Kamalini is listed on number 4 on this list, but not as a guard. Kamalini hit 143 rides in the tournament on average 35.75 and a stop rate of 104.37. In the semifinals, she scored 56 of 50 balls against England to take India to the finals.

The 15-year-old Caoimhe Bray from Australia is also in playing XI. She scored 119 rides at 29.75 and appeared as the fourth tallest tournament runner. In addition to her hitting, she also picked up seven hicket.

The Nepal Skipper Puja Mahato becomes on this team on the back of impressive versatile performances. Mahato hit 70 running and picked up 9 shots in the tournament. She played a key role in the team win over Malaysia in the group stage.

Kayla Reyneke from South Africa is on number 7 on the back of impressive ball performances. Reyneke picked up 11 shots at the tournament on average 6.27, and also scored a crucial 26 against Australia in the semifinals. She is also the captain of this team.

Katie Jones was appointed a guard in this team based on nine dismissals. The English guard took 2 caught behind and 9 stings in the tournament and spent great with gloves.

Three Spinner Left Hands In the team

Three Spinner Left Hands complete the playing XI. Indian Vaishnavi Sharma and Aayushi Shukla were the first two tournament blows, while Chabodi Praboda Sri Lanka was impressive is her nine hickkets on an average of 6.33.

Vaishnavi picked up 17 Hickeke at an incredible average of 4.35 to appear as a highest WICKET carrier. Aayushi is just behind her with 14 hickets in 5.71. They were both key in the Indian title victory, along with the other Spinner’s left hand of the steamer Sisodia, who picked up 10 Wickket for India.

South African Nthabiseng Nini is the 12th player in this team. Pacer picked up 6 shots on average 7.33.

U19 Women T20 World Cup 2025. Touring of Tournament: Gongada Trisha (India), ⁠jjma Both (South Africa), Davina Perrin (England), ⁠g Kamalini (India), ⁠caoimhe bray (Australia), ⁠puja Mahato (Nepal) , ⁠Kayla Reyneke (c) (South Africa), ⁠patie Jones (WK) (England), ⁠aayushi Shukla (India), ⁠chamodi Praboda (Sri Lanka), ⁠vaishnavi Sharma (India) and ⁠nthabiseng Nini (Africa, 12. Player)