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‘I’ve learnt to control myself and play to the team’s needs’: Shafali Verma

Opener Shafali Verma attributes her consistency which helped India women clinch Asian Games gold to working on mental side of the game since 2025

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India’s Shafali Verma during her unbeaten 100 against Bangladesh in Nisshin last week. Pic/BCCI

India’s Shafali Verma during her unbeaten 100 against Bangladesh in Nisshin last week. Pic/BCCI

India’s destructive opener Shafali Verma, who was often guilty of throwing her wicket away, has revealed how she worked on her shortcomings to become a more consistent performer after playing a key role with both bat and ball in the women’s team’s gold-medal-winning campaign at the ongoing Asian Games in Japan.

Shafali, 22, was the leading run-scorer at the continental event with 188 runs, including an unbeaten century against Bangladesh, while also taking four wickets in three matches. In her last 12 T20Is, the off-spinner has scored 597 runs at an average of 59.7, while claiming 10 of her 22 career wickets.

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