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Sensational Sadhu sinks Australia in first T20I
The Morning Standard
|January 06, 2024
THE last time Australia toured India for the T20I series, Titas Sadhu was preparing for the U19 T20 World Cup in South Africa. During the five-match series against the hosts in the lead up to the marquee event, Sadhu finished with bowling figures of 2-1-2-2 in one of the games.
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Those who watched the live feed without commentary on the grainy one-camera setup from Tuks Cricket Oval saw something special.
A few weeks later, on January 29, she etched her name in the history books with a sensational spell of 4-0-6-2 against England to help India lift the inaugural U19 World Cup in Potchefstroom. On February 13, in the first-ever Women's Premier League Auction, Delhi Capitals signed the Bengal pacer. In less than two months, she became part of history on so many levels that most could dream of.
The WPL season, though, gave her a reality check when she didn't get a single match to play for Capitals. However, Sadhu decided to focus on the positives.
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