| 1. Parshavi Chopra is a bowling all-rounder for the India Women Under-19 team. |
| 2. India won the 2023 ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup with Parshavi in the team. |
| 3. UP Warriorz bought her for Rs 10 Lakh for the Women’s Premier League in 2023. |
| 4. She started playing cricket at 10 after winning in skating competitions. |
| 5. She trained at Youngstar Cricket Academy and Yuvraj Singh Center of Excellence. |
| 6. Parshavi comes from a family passionate about cricket. |
| 7. She switched to leg-spin inspired by Shane Warne. |
| 8. She represented Uttar Pradesh in U-16 and U-19 categories. |
| 9. Despite being underage, she excelled in the U-16 team later. |
| 10. She was declared the best bowler on a tour with UP U-16. |
| 11. Parshavi set a national record with 6 maiden overs and 3 wickets. |
| 12. Her determination was evident when she played through an injury. |
| 13. In the BCCI U-16 tournament, she took 17 wickets. |
| 14. Her good performance led to selection for the National Cricket Academy. |
| 15. She was the second-highest wicket-taker in the BCCI U-19 tournament. |
| 16. She played for India A in the Women’s Quadrangular U19 T20 Series. |
| 17. Parshavi made her international debut against New Zealand. |
| 18. Her father's support was crucial for her success. |
| 19. She played a key role in India's victory in the 2023 ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup. |
| 20. Parshavi signed for UP Warriorz in 2023 for Rs 10 Lakh. |
| 21. She initially started as a fast bowler but switched to leg-spin on her coach's advice. |
| 22. She won silver medal in U-14 Uttar Pradesh Skating Championships. |
| 23. She took 11 wickets in the 2023 ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup. |
| 24. She represented Uttar Pradesh at U-14 level in domestic cricket. |
| 25. Her three-wicket haul against New Zealand in the ICC Women's U-19 T20 World Cup semi-final restricted New Zealand to 107 runs and helped India reach the finals. |
