International Runs
- Total runs
- 4,522
- Status
- Across all formats
Shafali Verma is an India international cricketer and right-handed opening batter known for her aggressive stroke play. She made her international debut in 2019 and represents India across all formats.
Statistics as of: 13 September 2026
Primary record source: ICC
As of 13 September 2026, Shafali Verma has scored 4,522 runs in international cricket across Tests, ODIs and T20Is. Her career totals stand at 640 Test runs, 745 ODI runs and 3,137 T20I runs.
Her standout Test achievement is a score of 205 against South Africa in Chennai in 2024. The double century came from 194 balls, making it the fastest double hundred in women’s Test cricket at the time.
During the Women’s Asia Cup 2026, Verma also became the youngest player to reach 3,000 women’s T20I runs. She crossed the milestone against Pakistan at the age of 22 years and 220 days.
Her attacking approach at the top of the order has made her an important part of India’s batting plans across formats.
Verma finished the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 with a tournament-leading 236 runs from five innings and three half-centuries. Her 68 from 39 balls in the final helped India beat Sri Lanka by 72 runs and win an eighth title.
24 September 2019
Against South Africa in Surat, India.
16 June 2021
Against England in Bristol, England.
27 June 2021
Against England in Bristol, England.
Status as of 13 September 2026. Shafali Verma is an active India international and opening batter in the team that won the Women’s Asia Cup 2026.
Verma remains one of India’s most aggressive opening options and has represented the national team in Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
She led the tournament scoring with 236 runs from five innings, including three half-centuries and 68 in the final.
Verma reached fifty from 24 balls in the final, the fastest half-century in Women’s T20 Asia Cup history.
Finished the Women’s Asia Cup with a tournament-leading 236 runs from five innings, including three half-centuries.
Scored 68 in the final as India beat Sri Lanka by 72 runs to win a record-extending eighth Women’s Asia Cup title.
Reached fifty from 24 balls against Sri Lanka in the final, setting a tournament record.
Reached the milestone against Pakistan aged 22 years and 220 days.
Scored 205 from 197 balls against South Africa, reaching the double hundred from 194 deliveries in Chennai.
Captained India to the inaugural ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup title in South Africa.
Scored 96 on Test debut against England in Bristol and shared a 167-run opening partnership with Smriti Mandhana.
Made her T20I debut against South Africa at 15 years and 239 days.
Career-record figures updated through 13 September 2026. Format totals use current career records after the Women’s Asia Cup final, while tournament figures are confirmed by the ICC final report.