| Sabbhineni Meghana, an Indian cricketer, has represented various teams in domestic and national cricket. She is recognized as one of the standout emerging opening batters in India. |
| Meghana's interest in sports began early, participating in badminton, skating, and swimming. She also competed in a national-level junior skating competition. |
| Her cricket journey started in 7th grade, joining a cricket camp at her school influenced by her father's interest in the sport. |
| Training at a Vijayawada cricket academy under coach Srinivas Reddy, Meghana balanced studies and cricket until 2008 when she prioritized cricket after being selected for the state team. |
| In 2008, she made the under-19 Andhra Pradesh team and trained under former India player Purnima Rao, progressing to the under-23 and senior teams. |
| Meghana represented South Zone in the domestic interzonal competitions from 2014-15 until the 2016-17 season. |
| Selected for South Central Railways through talent quota in 2017 by coaches Nooshin al Khadeer and RSR Murthy, she went on to play for Indian Railways the same year. |
| As captain of India A, Meghana played two practice matches against England in 2018, showcasing her skills. |
| Meghana's achievements include leading Indian Railways to victories in various BCCI women's competitions from 2019 to 2022. |
| Scoring her first ODI half-century with 61 runs against New Zealand in February 2022 during her third ODI match. |
| Chosen as a reserve player for the Indian squad at the 2022 ODI World Cup in New Zealand. |
| Achieving her first T20I half-century with 69 runs against Maldives on 3 October 2022. |
| Contributing to India's victory in the Asia Cup 2022 and securing a silver medal in the 2022 Commonwealth Games. |
| Participating in the 2022 T20 Women’s Challenge tournament for the Trailblazers team. |
| Selected by Gujarat Giants for the inaugural season of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) in 2023 at a base price of Rs. 30 lakhs. |
| Focused on fitness under the guidance of South Central Railways fitness trainer Mantravadi Shalini. |
| Meghana has a pet dog named Leo. |
| In an interview, Meghana credits her mother for her training, waking up early to prepare food and accompanying her to training sessions daily, highlighting the dedication of her mother. |
| On 9 December 2023, Sabbhineni Meghana was signed by Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 2024 Women’s Premier League auction in Mumbai for a fee of Rs. 30 lakhs. |
