Deepti Sharma 50 T20I Wickets: The match was played between India and Bangladesh in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026. India performed brilliantly and won the match. Shefali Verma played a half-century while batting for India. Apart from him, no other batsman could accomplish such a feat. Apart from this, Deepti Sharma has achieved a big achievement in bowling. She became the youngest and third Indian player to complete 50 wickets in T-20I. He has made his place in the special club.
Deepti Sharma’s big feat
Deepti Sharma has become the third youngest Indian player to take 50 wickets in T-20I, while as the sixth player in the world, she has made a place in the special club. The record of taking 50 wickets at the youngest age is in the name of Sophie Ecclestone. He accomplished this feat in 20 years and 300 days. At the same time, this feat was achieved by India’s Radha Yadav at second place in 20 years and 334 days. Amelia Kerr of New Zealand is at number three in the list. He achieved this feat in 21 years 354 days.
At number four is Shri Charani with 22 years and 37 days. West Indies’ Stafanie Taylor is at number five. He achieved this feat in 22 years and 135 days. At the same time, Deepti Sharma’s name has now been added to the sixth position. He achieved this position in 22 years and 187 days.
Youngest to take 50 wickets in Women’s T20I (Full Member Teams)
20 Years 300 Days – Sophie Ecclestone (ENG)
20 years 334 days – Radha Yadav (IND)
21 years 354 days – Amelia Kerr (NZ)
22 years 37 days – Sri Charani (IND)
22 years 135 days – Stephanie Taylor (WI)
22 years 187 days – Deepti Sharma (IND)
Great performance by Deepti Sharma
Deepti Sharma did not get a chance to do much with the bat in the match played against Bangladesh. He played an inning of 13 runs in 6 balls, which included 1 four and 1 six. But he did wonders in bowling. He troubled the Bangladeshi players a lot in his 4 over spell and made 3 batsmen his victims by spending 26 runs. He spent runs with an economy rate of 6.50.
Talking about the match, India, batting first, scored 149/6 runs in 20 overs, in response to which Bangladesh was limited to 109/7 runs in 20 overs. India won the match by 40 runs and booked its ticket to the final.