Shafali Verma's Destructive Chops on Full Display

Shafali Verma's impressive form in the domestic circuit has been a reminder of her destructive batting chops, and her recent performance in the WPL has been no exception. In a match-winning 146-run partnership with Jess Jonassen, Verma showcased her improvement in building an innings with controlled aggression.

Verma's Improvement in Middle Overs

Verma's knock of 80* was a testament to her improvement in building an innings with controlled aggression. She scored 43 off 24 balls in the middle-overs phase at a strike-rate of 179, before confirming DC's playoffs spot with a gigantic six and a four that wrapped up the chase at the start of the 16th over.

Verma's Partnership with Jonassen

The partnership between Verma and Jonassen was a key factor in DC's win. Jonassen outscored Verma to the half-century, but the opener got there with a six over covers as she gave Georgia Wareham the charge. Of the next 39 runs DC scored to the finish line, 30 came off Verma's bat.

Verma's Inspiration from Meg Lanning

Verma has drawn inspiration from her DC captain, Meg Lanning, on how to navigate through tough times. Lanning's hard work and dedication have left a lasting impact on Verma, who has learned the importance of self-affirmation and believing in oneself, even in the face of adversity.

Verma's Bid to Earn Her Place Back in the National Team

Verma has put her head down and gone back to the domestic grind in the bid to earn her place back in the national team. Her impressive stack of runs, coupled with her maturity on and off the field, and the experience she brings to the table, will make it tough for the selectors to look past her.

Verma's Future in the National Team

With a home ODI World Cup on the horizon, Verma's impressive form in the domestic circuit and her recent performance in the WPL will make it tough for the selectors to look past her. Her experience, maturity, and destructive batting chops make her a strong contender for a spot in the national team.