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Deepti Sharma Withdraws From The Hundred 2025 To Manage Workload
Deepti Sharma: India allrounder Deepti Sharma has opted out of the 2025 edition of The Hundred, citing workload management as the key reason ahead of a crucial cricketing calendar that includes a 50-over Women’s World Cup on home soil later this year.
According to ESPNCricinfo, Deepti, who played a pivotal role in London Spirit’s title win last year, has decided to withdraw from her £36,000 contract to take a short break.
Deepti’s exit comes as a major blow to Spirit, especially after she famously sealed the final at Lord’s last year with a memorable straight six to clinch the club’s first-ever The Hundred trophy. She has been replaced by Australian all-rounder Charli Knott in the squad. Read More...
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