Sneha Deepthi

Addanki Karthikeya won bronze in the 35th National U-7 Open chess in Gujarat on Tuesday. The Visakhapatnam boy who has a rating of 1150, scored nine points in the 11-round competition. Nidhish Shyamal of Telangana won the title with 9.

Having made her debut for India alongside Smriti Mandhana, Sneha Deepthi's career didn't quite take off.

Andhra drew their match against Chhattisgarh after being forced to follow on in the Col CK Nayudu Trophy at the Sector X BSP Stadium Bhilai on Wednesday. Brief scores: Chhattisgarh 446 drew Andhra 191, 3528 K Maheep Kumar 119, Y Sandeep 80, S Tarun 66, Vamsi Krishna 38, emphatic win for Andhra girls.

Andhra went down to Rajasthan by two wickets to taste defeat for the first time in three matches in the Elite Group A league of the BCCI women’s T20 tournament at the floodlit Seichem stadium in Puducherry on Friday evening.

Chhattisgarh commenced their Senior Women's T20 Trophy 2025 Elite Group campaign with a hard-fought 9-run victory against Andhra Pradesh. Batting first, Chhattisgarh posted 110/6, with Aishwarya Singh scoring an unbeaten 36. Andhra Pradesh, despite Sneha Deepthi's 41, were restricted to 101/7 by disciplined Chhattisgarh bowling.

Bezawada Blazers and Vizianagaram Royals recorded wins in the ACA’s Andhra Premier League for women in Vizianagaram on Tuesday. Brief scores: Bezawada Blazers 113/6 in 20 overs (S Himabindu 62) bt Rayalaseema Queens 96/9 in 20 overs (M. Durga 39).

Andhra won the match by 8 wickets. They scored 149 in 50 overs and then restricted Gujarat to 149 for 8 in their second innings. Chhattisgarh and Tripura both won their matches, but Andhra and MP are still in the lead with 12 points each.

Delhi Capitals have used the minimum purse of Rs 11.65 crore to buy 18 players in the inaugural auction of the Women's Premier League. India's star batter Jemimah Rodrigues turned out to be their biggest buy of the event with franchise shelling out whopping Rs 2.2 crore.

The final of the inaugural edition of the Women's Premier League will be played between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals on Sunday.

Delhi Capitals are gearing up for the next Women's Premier League season. The team announced its retained players. They aim to build a strong squad for a title win. DC retained key Indian and overseas players. The franchise released four players. They are looking forward to the upcoming auction to fill the remaining slots.

The fifth match of the inaugural edition of the Women's Premier League will be between Delhi Capitals vs UP Warriorz in Mumbai on Tuesday.

Upbeat after beating Mumbai Indians and sealing the top spot in the points tally, Delhi Capitals will eye another win when they face UP Warriorz in their last league match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) on Tuesday.

Local girl Md Shabnam, a medium pacer, was selected to the India U-19 women’s team for the five-match T20 series against New Zealand to be held in Mumbai from November 27 to December 6. Shabnam is the fourth girl from Andhra to represent India.

Delhi Capitals strengthened their squad for the upcoming Women's Premier League by acquiring four new players at the Bengaluru auction. All-rounder N Charani became their most expensive buy at Rs 55 lakh, joined by Scottish wicketkeeper Sarah Bryce and Indian talents Nandini Kashyap and Niki Prasad.

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Delhi Capitals strengthened their squad for the Women's Premier League by acquiring wicketkeepers Nandini Kashyap and Sarah Bryce, all-rounder N Charani, and young talent Niki Prasad. Director of Cricket Sourav Ganguly expressed satisfaction with the additions, highlighting the acquisitions of Kashyap and Bryce as particularly valuable.

Vizianagaram Royals won the inaugural ACA women’s T20 Andhra Premier League, beating Vizag Dolphins by seven wickets in the final on Sunday.Brief scores: Vizag Dolphins 113/8in 20 overs (K. Devika 34) lost to Vizianagaram Royals 116/3 in 18.2 overs (V. Sneha Deepthi 45, E.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Delhi Capitals aim to strengthen their positions in the WPL 2025 after contrasting initial victories. Bengaluru's comprehensive team performance and Delhi's robust batting order will be key to their success when they clash in Vadodara on Monday.

The second match of the inaugural edition of the Women's Premier League will see Royal Challengers Bangalore take on Delhi Capitals in the first afternoon game of the season. On the first double header day of the competition, RCB, boasted with incredible foreign talents will be challenged by Meg Lanning's Delhi, who have a plethora of domestic talent in their ranks.

Delhi Capitals are preparing for the WPL 2025 auction, aiming to refine their squad after a strong showing last season. Head coach Jonathan Batty expressed confidence in their strategy, emphasising their focused approach to filling specific gaps. The Delhi Capitals released four players, indicating a strategic shift in their lineup.

Andhra Pradesh’s Mohammad Shabnam could soon become the next cricket pace sensation for the country.

The BCCI announced that the auction for players in the 2024 Women's Premier League (WPL) will take place in Mumbai on December 9.

Visakhapatnam and Guntur topped the North and Central zones in the ACA senior women’s inter-district tournaments by defeating East Godavari and Krishna in the final round of league matches on Tuesday.

The Women's Premier League (WPL) is gearing up for the 2025 season with teams strategically retaining their star players. Franchises like Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Mumbai Indians (MI) held onto their heavy-hitting lineups, while others balanced their rosters with a mix of domestic and international talent ahead of the mini-auction.

The Women's Premier League is set for its second edition, featuring a thrilling tournament opener featuring defending champions Mumbai Indians and runners-up Delhi Capitals. The tournament aims to provide a broader platform for budding homegrown talents, with a multi-city format that includes New Delhi, focusing on emerging Indian cricketers eager to seize their moment in the limelight.

The five franchises competing in the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 have finalized their player retentions, setting the stage for an exciting mini-auction next month. A total of 71 players, including star internationals, will be returning to their respective teams, leaving a limited number of slots and varying purse amounts for franchises to fill in the auction.