| 1. Shafali Verma started playing cricket at 8 years old. |
| 2. She once disguised as her brother Sahil Verma to substitute him in a boys cricket championship, outperformed the boys, and won the player of the tournament award. |
| 3. She was trained by her father, Sanjeev Verma, for the first three years of her cricket training. |
| 4. Her father took her to local grounds for practice, rewarding her 5 rupees for every six she hit. |
| 5. Shafali’s father aspired to be a cricketer but couldn't fulfill his dream due to limited opportunities and support. |
| 6. Initially, boys hesitated to play with her, assuming she would get hurt. |
| 7. She began playing matches disguised as a boy until her talent was recognized. |
| 8. At 9 years old in 2013, she watched Sachin Tendulkar play his last Ranji Trophy match, inspiring her to work hard to join the Indian cricket team. |
| 9. In 2016, she joined Ram Narayan Cricket Club in Rohtak and was later promoted to the Elite Group due to exceptional skills. |
| 10. She captained the Haryana Women’s Under-19 Cricket team in 2018. |
| 11. At 15, she was called up to India’s Women’s Twenty20 International squad. |
| 12. She made her T20I debut at 15 years and 239 days, becoming India's youngest female player in a T20 international match. |
| 13. Not long after her debut, she broke Sachin Tendulkar's 30-year-old record by scoring a fifty against West Indies in a T20 match. |
| 14. Her performances led to her inclusion in India’s squad for the 2020 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. |
| 15. Shafali Verma attributes her success to her father. |
| 16. In January 2023, she led India to victory in the U-19 T20 World Cup. |
| 17. In February 2023, she was bought by Delhi Capitals for Rs 2 crore in the inaugural WPL auction. |
| 18. She was trained by her father, Sanjay Verma, for the first three years of her cricket training. |
| 19. She was the third highest run-scorer at the U-19 Women's World Cup 2023. |
| 20. She was signed by Birmingham Phoenix for the first season of The Hundred. |
| 21. She scored 96 runs in her first Test innings against England in 2021, becoming the youngest to represent India in all three formats that year. |
| 22. She became the second Indian woman after Mithali Raj to score a Test double century, nearly 22 years after Raj's feat. |
