Summary
Pratika Rawal is a 25-year-old cricketer playing as an opening batter for India's national women's cricket team. She has impressed with her performances in international matches, boasting a high batting average after just 21 games. Her journey into cricket began at a young age, supported by her father, and she has quickly become one of India's promising cricket stars.
Key Facts
- Pratika Rawal is an opening batter for the Indian women's cricket team at the Women's World Cup.
- She has a batting average of nearly 50 in 21 one-day international (ODI) matches.
- Pratika got involved in cricket as a child and started playing with a bat at age three.
- Her father, Pradeep Rawal, was a university-level cricketer and has been a significant influence in her cricket career.
- Former Indian player Deepti Dhyani coaches Pratika and recognizes her talent and dedication.
- In school, Pratika developed an interest in psychology, which she studied in college, helping her with the mental aspects of cricket.
- Pratika faced a setback when not selected during the Women's Premier League auction but soon made her debut for the Indian team.
- Her standout performance includes scoring 154 runs against Ireland in her sixth international match.
