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Upgraded version of Vrinda ready for premier challenge

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December 10, 2023

VRINDA Dinesh was with the Karnataka U23 in Raipur on Saturday evening. She was bowling while there was a buzz around her teammates. Her name had come up in the auction and there was a bidding war that was happening. Eventually, when her teammates told her that UP Warriorz had signed her for ₹1.3 crore, she couldn't believe it. "I thought it was ₹1.3 lakh. It took me a few minutes to sink in that it was ₹1.3 crores," says an elated Vrinda.

Upgraded version of Vrinda ready for premier challenge

While it was expected that she would be picked by some team, no one, including Vrinda and her family expected this big a signing. Her father S Dinesh and coach Kiran Uppoor are overjoyed by the recognition she has got in the mini auction. After all, they two have seen Vrinda go through a lot in the last couple of years. Always seen as a batting talent, Vrinda broke into the Karnataka team in 2018-19 but was not able to keep her place in successive seasons. She had the technique and aesthetics as a batter, but was not able to accelerate. So much so that people called her "Test batter".

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