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Yastika Bhatia

Born: Nov 01, 2000
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm orthodox spin
From: Baroda (now Vadodara), Gujarat

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	1	125	62.5	71.43	113
ODI	36	764	28.30	252.98	66
T20I	43	507	16.90	162.50	57
First-class	1	51	25.5	62.96	46
List A	3	167	55.67	85.64	66
T20	17	377	23.56	110.56	57*
Women's First-class	1	51	25.5	62.96	46
Women's T20	51	1,160	25.78	118.73	99*
Women's Test	4	223	31.86	66.37	113
women t20	8	190	27.14	127.52	57*
Women's List A	5	288	57.6	95.68	112
Women's ODI	29	666	23.79	72.95	64
Women's T20I	24	371	20.61	101.09	54
list a	2	121	60.5	114.15	112

Recent performances

T20 match form

2 Jun 2026India Women vs England WomenT20I · The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

Batting: 32 (18) • 7×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

30 May 2026India Women vs England WomenT20I · County Ground, Bristol

Batting: 33 (36) • 5×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

28 May 2026India Women vs England WomenT20I · County Ground (The Ford County Ground), Chelmsford

Batting: 54 (40) • 9×4, 1×6
Bowling: —

About Yastika Bhatia

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An exciting wicket-keeping batter who rose through the ranks of domestic cricket, Yastika Bhatia started playing cricket from the age of 11 and made a fifty against U-14 boys. Yastika was one among 25 other girls who were chosen from the nooks and corners of India for the National Cricket Academy U19 camp. Her skills didn’t go unnoticed, her sportsmanship and reliable wicket-keeping skills earned her the title of the skipper of the West Zone’s Women Cricket team. played a major role in Baroda’s ultimate victory in the West Zone U19, a One-day tournament in 2016. She had everyone on the edge of their seats as she single-handedly scored 230 runs. In 2019, the Baroda-born made a splendid 145 against Haryana in which Baroda scored 300 plus for the first time in the U-23 Women’s One-day league. After that in the MCA camp, against India A bowlers, she made 64 not out which was a turning point in her career. The Gujarat cricketer was selected in India A squad for Sri Lanka and Bangladesh tours. Two years down the lane, her dream of representing India came true when she was picked up for the limited-overs series against South Africa Women in February 2021, although she didn’t play. Yastika draws her inspiration from Adam Gilchrist and Smriti Mandhana, both of whom she is a devout fan of. The young prodigy loves batting for longer periods of time and is an exciting cricketer in the making. (As of March 2021)

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