Senior Women’s Inter Zonal Multi-Day Trophy 2023-24: Top Performers

The Senior Women’s Inter Zonal Multi-Day Trophy 2023-24 showcased an exhilarating display of cricketing prowess, as talented athletes from various zones captivated audiences and pundits alike with their exceptional performances.

From electrifying centuries to match-winning bowling spells, the tournament bore witness to a plethora of standout moments that underscored the depth of talent in Indian women’s domestic cricket.

Here’s a quick drop-down of performances that captured our attention in the Senior Women’s Inter Zonal Multi-Day Trophy 2023-24:

Dhara Gujjar – East Zone

Matches	Innings	Runs	Highest Score	Average	Strike Rate
2	3	215	140	71.67	50.23

Dhara Gujjar emerged as a shining beacon of consistency for the East Zone throughout the tournament. Her remarkable innings of 140 runs against the North-East Zone in the quarter-finals not only propelled her team to a commanding total of 385/8 but also played a pivotal role in securing an emphatic victory by an innings and 120 runs.

Gujjar’s stellar form, reflected in her impressive average of 71.67 and a commendable strike rate of 50.23, established her as one of the standout performers of the competition.

Tamanna Nigam – South Zone

Matches	Innings	Runs	Highest Score	Average	Strike Rate
1	2	154	99	77.0	56.61

Tamanna Nigam’s virtuoso display in the crucial semi-final encounter against the West Zone showcased her mettle under pressure.

With scores of 55 and 99 in the first and second innings respectively, Nigam’s batting prowess played a crucial role in steering the South Zone towards a formidable position.

Her average of 77.0 coupled with a brisk strike rate of 56.61 underscored her ability to anchor the innings effectively and she scored crucial runs when South Zone most needed her to step up and deliver.

M Durga – South Zone

Matches	Innings	Runs	Highest Score	Average	Strike Rate
1	2	112	81	56.00	39.16

 

M Durga’s scintillating innings of 81 runs in the second innings of the South Zone versus West Zone encounter highlighted her flair and finesse with the bat.

The Kerala batter’s fluent strokeplay, accompanied by 12 boundaries, was instrumental in bolstering her team’s total and forging a formidable partnership with Tamanna Nigam in the second innings was splendid and instrumental for South Zone.

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Minnu Mani – South Zone

Matches	Innings	Wickets	Average	Economy	Strike Rate
1	1	6	12.16	3.06	23.83

 

Minnu Mani’s mesmerizing performance in the semi-final clash against the West Zone showcased her prowess with the ball.

With six wickets to her name at an astonishing average of 12.16, Mani singlehandedly dismantled the opposition’s batting lineup, restricting them to a modest total of 230.

Her economical bowling coupled with a remarkable strike rate of 23.83 played a pivotal role in steering the South Zone towards the finals.

Mamta Paswan – East Zone

Matches	Innings	Wickets	Average	Economy	Strike Rate
2	4	7	18.00	2.80	38.57

 

Mamta Paswan emerged as a potent force for the East Zone in the semi-finals against the North Zone, showcasing her prowess with the ball.

With seven wickets to her credit at an impressive average of 18.00, Paswan wreaked havoc on the opposition’s batting lineup, dismantling them for a paltry total of 144 in the first innings.

Her disciplined bowling, characterized by a miserly economy rate of 2.80, proved decisive in setting the stage for her team’s victory.

It is imperative to acknowledge the stellar contributions of seasoned Indian internationals such as Deepti Sharma, Anuja Patil, Radha Yadav, Punam Raut, Arundathi Reddy, Poonam Yadav, and Shafali Verma.

Their consistent performances throughout the tournament played a pivotal role in bolstering their respective teams’ prospects and reaffirming their status as stalwarts of the game.

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