Deepti Sharma
Deepti Sharma Age, Height, Wiki, Biography, Husband, Family. Deepti Sharma was born on 24 August 1997 (Age 20 Years) in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. She is an Indian Cricketer, who plays for Indian Women’s Cricket Team. Deepti Sharma played as Left-hand batsman and Right-arm off spin bowler. She was made her International Debut in a One day International against South Africa in 28 November 2014 and Her T20i Debut against Australia in 31 January 2016. She played the final of the 2017 Women’s Cricket World Cup, where their team lost to England by nine runs.
Biography &Wiki
Real Name: Deepti Bhagwan Sharma
Nickname: Deepti
Profession: Indian Women Cricketer (All-rounder)
Age: 20 Years
Date of Birth: 24 August 1997
Birth Place: Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
Nationality: Indian
Zodiac sign/Sun sign: Virgo
Hometown: Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
Height, Weight & Body Measurements
Height in Centimeters: 165 cm
Height in meters: 1.65 m
Height in Feet Inches: 5’ 5”
Weight in Kg: 55 kg
Weight in Pounds: 121 lbs
Body Measurements 33-27-33
Bra Size: 33
Waist Size: 27 Inches
Hip Size: 33 Inches
Hair Colour: Black
Eye Colour: Dark Brown
Tattoos: No
Education and School, College
School: Not Known
College: Not Known
Educational Qualification: Not Known
Cricket
International Debut Test- 13 August 2014 vs England Women in Wormsley
ODI- 19 March 2009 vs West Indies Women in Sydney
T20- 13 June 2009 vs Pakistan Women in Taunton
Career Turning Point: She played consistently throughout her career in the domestic level cricket. This impressed the selectors which in turn got her the call up from the national team management to appear for the Indian Women team
Domestic/State Team: India Green Women
Jersey Number: #6 (India Women)
Records (main ones):
• While playing against Sri Lanka in 2016, Deepti bowled 6 wickets out giving away just 20 runs. She became youngest Indian (male or female) to take a 5- wicket haul.
• In February 2017, she showed her will after scoring an 89 ball 71 in a nail biting match against South Africa Women in the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier final. India won the match on the final ball with just 1 wicket to spare. Deepti was named Player of the Match for her epic performance.
Bowling Style: Right-arm off-break
Batting Style: Left-hand bat
Likes to play against: Not Known
Family & Relatives
Father: Not Known
Mother: Not Known
Sister: Not Known
Btother: Not Known
Coach/Mentor: Not Known
Marital Status & Affairs
Marital Status: Unmarried
Boyfriends: Not Known
Husband: Not Known
Children: Not Known
Money Facts
Net Worth: Not Known
Salary: Not Known
Favorite Things & Hobbies
Favorite Color: Not Known
Favorite Actor: Not Known
Favorite Actress: Not Known
Favorite Food: Not Known
Favorite Film: Not Known
Hobbies: Listening to music
Some Lesser Known Facts About:
Some Lesser Known Facts About:
1. 19-year-old Sharma is a Left-handed batswoman in the team who holds various records in batting, bowling and partnership.
2. The youngest in a family of seven siblings, Deepti was inspired to get into cricket by her brother and father. When Deepti was just 9, she relentlessly pestered her father, Bhagwan Sharma, who is a retired chief booking supervisor with Indian Railways, to allow her brother Sumit to be her cricket coach.
3. She became more enthused the first time she held her brother’s kit bag. Sumit is a former medium-pacer who represented Uttar Pradesh in the Under-22 CK Nayudu Trophy.
4. One day, Sumit took Deepti to one of his net sessions at the Ekalavya Sports Stadium in the Sharmas’ hometown of Agra. Amidst his practice, Deepti’s talent was spotted by Hemlata Kala, the former India batsman and current chairperson of the BCCI women’s selection panel, who watched her hit the stumps with a ball in the first attempt. Kala asked Sumit about the girl with the “boy-cut” hairdo and said: “Let her play. This kid will represent India someday.”
5. All-rounder Deepti made her T20 debut against Australia in Sydney in January 2016, playing in her first ICC WWT20.
6. This youngster from Uttar Pradesh has earned a great achievement so far — becoming a part of a320-run partnership by the Indian women’s team — the highest ever – male of female — for a first wicket partnership. The highest among men is 286. Deepti with Poonam Raut scored 320 vs Ireland.
7. To name a few more records Deepti has made: she has hit 27 fours, which is the highest ever in an international women’s cricket match.
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