South Zone women's cricket team

The South Zone women's cricket team is a women's first-class cricket team that represents South India in the Inter Zone Women's One Day Competition and Inter Zone Women's Three Day Competition.[1][2] Team also represented South India in the now defunct Rani Jhansi Trophy from 1974 to 1997.[3]

Current squad
Name Domestic team Birth date Batting Style Bowling Style Notes
Neeragattu Anusha Andhra Women 12 August 1999 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [4]
Sobhana Asha Kerala Women 16 March 1991 Right-hand batsman Leg-break and googly [5]
Rupali Chavan Goa Women 8 January 1988 Right-hand batsman Slow left-arm orthodox [6]
Shivanand Rameshwari Karnataka Women 9 May 1995 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [7]
Dayalan Hemalatha Tamil Nadu Women 29 September 1994 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [8]
Karu Jain Karnataka Women 9 September 1985 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [9]
Ravi Kalpana Andhra Women 5 May 1996 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [10]
Vellore Mahesh Kavya Hyderabad Women 4 August 1994 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [11]
Akanksha Kohli Karnataka Women 13 August 1989 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [12]
Sabbhineni Meghana Andhra Women 7 June 1996 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [13]
Krishnappa Rakshitha Karnataka Women 16 November 1990 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [14]
Arundhati Reddy Hyderabad Women 10 April 1997 Right-hand batsman Right-arm medium pace [15]
Thayyil Shani Kerala Women 20 May 1991 Right-hand batsman Right-arm off-break [16]
Gouher Sultana Hyderabad Women 31 March 1988 Right-hand batsman Slow left-arm orthodox [17]
Sunanda Yetrekar Goa Women 23 January 1990 Right-hand batsman Leg-break and googly [18]

References
  1. "Womens_ListA_Matches".
  2. "Womens_Multi-day_Matches".
  3. "Other_Events".
  4. "Neeragattu Anusha".
  5. "Sobhana Asha".
  6. "Rupali Sukhadev Chavan".
  7. "Rameshwari Shivanand Gayakwad".
  8. "Dayalan Hemalatha".
  9. "Karuna Vijaykumar Jain".
  10. "Ravi Venkateswarlu Kalpana".
  11. "Vellore Mahesh Kavya".
  12. "Akanksha Kohli".
  13. "Sabbhineni Meghana".
  14. "Krishnappa Rakshitha".
  15. "Arundhati Reddy".
  16. "Thayyil Shani".
  17. "Gouher Sultana".
  18. "Sunanda Fato Yetrekar".
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