Yati Sharma's Stellar Batting Powers Chhattisgarh to National Third Place
Chhattisgarh's young cricket star Yati Sharma has made a remarkable impact in the Women's Under-15 One Day Trophy Elite 2026. She finished the league stage as the highest run-getter for her state team. Her outstanding performance helped Chhattisgarh secure a strong third position at the national level.
Consistent Batting Display Across Five Matches
Yati Sharma scored an impressive total of 387 runs in just five matches during the tournament. She maintained a striking rate of 118.34 throughout her innings. Her highest score was an unbeaten 91 runs, which she used to anchor the team's batting efforts effectively.
The young batter demonstrated remarkable consistency across all league phase matches. Her key performances included:
- An unbeaten 91 off 78 balls against Chandigarh, featuring 12 fours and two sixes
- 59 runs off 55 balls with eight boundaries against Haryana
- An unbeaten 78 off 50 balls with 13 fours against Kerala
- 84 runs off 55 balls, including 16 fours, against Pondicherry
- 75 runs off 79 balls against Mumbai
Statistical Excellence and Team Contribution
With 387 runs at an average of 129, Sharma finished among the tournament's leading run-scorers. Her consistent batting provided crucial stability to the Chhattisgarh lineup. The team benefited significantly from her ability to build innings and score quickly when needed.
Cricket observers closely followed Sharma's performances throughout the competition. They particularly noted her excellent shot selection and capacity to bat through entire innings. These qualities made her a standout player in the junior cricket circuit.
Recognition from Cricket Authorities
Officials from the Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh (CSCS) expressed their satisfaction with Sharma's performances. They highlighted her consistency as a major positive aspect of the team's campaign. The officials emphasized that such performances indicate growing depth in women's cricket at the junior level within the state.
The CSCS representatives added that Sharma's achievements reflect the developing talent pool in Chhattisgarh's women's cricket program. They believe her success will inspire other young cricketers across the state to pursue the sport seriously.
Sharma's third-place finish nationally marks a significant achievement for Chhattisgarh cricket. It demonstrates the state's emerging strength in developing young women cricketers who can compete effectively at national tournaments.
