IND vs SA: Shafali Verma registers highest score by an Indian in Women’s ODI World Cup final

Samira Vishwas

Tezzbuzz|11-11-2025

Shafali Verma registered the highest score by an Indian in a Women’s ODI World Cup final during the 2025 summit clash against South Africa at the D.Y. Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.

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The 21-year-old scored 87 off 78 balls, including seven fours and two sixes, surpassing Poonam Raut’s 86 in the 2017 final against England.

She also went past her highest individual score in ODIs — her previous best was 71 not out — registered during India’s tour of Sri Lanka in 2022, her last half-century in the format.

The right-handed batter brought up a 100-run partnership with Smriti Mandhana for the first wicket, during which the pair also crossed 1000 partnership runs, becoming the 11th Indian duo to achieve the landmark.

Shafali was drafted into India’s World Cup squad as a replacement for Pratika Rawal, who was injured during the Women in Blue’s final league match against Bangladesh.

Published on Nov 02, 2025

The right-handed batter brought up a 100-run partnership with Smriti Mandhana for the first wicket, during which the pair also crossed 1000 partnership runs, becoming the 11th Indian duo to achieve the landmark.

Shafali was drafted into India’s World Cup squad as a replacement for Pratika Rawal, who was injured during the Women in Blue’s final league match against Bangladesh.

Published on Nov 02, 2025

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