Asha Sobhana Becomes Oldest Indian Woman To Make Her International Debut at Age 33, Achieves Feat During IND-W vs BAN-W 4th T20I 2024
The leg-spinner made this occasion a memorable one with figures of 2/18 in her three overs, helping India win the rain-shortened match by 56 runs. Asha Sobhana earlier had played a crucial role in RCB winning the WPL 2024 title.
Asha Sobhana, on May 6, became the oldest Indian woman to make her debut in international cricket at the age of 33, during the IND-W vs BAN-W 4th T20I on May 6. Sobhana impressed one and all with her magnificent bowling performance in WPL 2024, where she played a crucial role in RCB winning the title. Sobhana, who had become the first Indian bowler to take a five-wicket haul in the WPL, took two wickets in the IND-W vs BAN-W 4th T20I in three overs, where she gave away just 33 runs. India Women Beat Bangladesh Women by 56 Runs in Rain-Affected 4th T20I 2024; Harmanpreet Kaur, Richa Ghosh, Bowlers Star As Visitors Go 4–0 Up.
Asha Sobhana Becomes Oldest Indian Woman to Make International Debut
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