Indian Girl’s Batting Skill Vows Shai Hope And Michael Vaughan:
Pari Sharma, a seven-year-old batter from India, inspired former England captain Michael Vaughan, and West Indies batsman Shai Hope. Vaughan and Hope have taken to Twitter and shared the batting clip of Pari Sharma in which her shots look completely spot on. The seven-year-old can be seen hitting the ball with utter ease and at such a young age, she perfected her footwork.
Michael Vaughan, the former captain of England, wrote in his tweet, “Look at this video … Pari Sharma .. 7 years old. Her movements are as good as they are.” West Indian batsman Shai Hope has tweeted the same video, saying, “I want to be like Pari Sharma when I grow up.”
Have a look at this video .. Pari Sharma .. 7 yrs old .. Her movements are as good as it gets 👍👍👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/yeVGd9svKb
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) April 22, 2020
In the comments section of the video, Indian all-rounder Shikha Pandey was tagged by a Twitter user named Rhys Morgan and said, “@shikhashauny You need to find this player.” Shikha Pandey replied saying, “And take a couple of lessons! #sogood.” Shikha Pandey is an all-rounder and has been a regular for the country in the T20I and ODI’s.
Pari Sharma’s batting technique and her footwork were lauded by worldwide cricket fans.
The Indian opening batsman Shafali Verma made her country debut last year. Soon after her debut, after breaking the record of Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar, Shafali Verma became a household name and became the youngest player to score for a half-century in international cricket.
Shafali Verma was just a fifteen years old when she smashed the record of Sachin Tendulkar, Verma accomplished the feat against West Indies in her fifth T20I for India. Verma smashed 73 runs off just 49 balls during the match, which helped India win the game with 84 runs.
Coronavirus has brought the complete cricket world to a standstill. All the cricket boards have suspended all forms of Cricket after different health bodies across the countries issued the advisory, that mass gathering triggers COVID 19 Infection.
