CHENNAI: The last six months have been nothing short of a dream for Shweta Sehrawat. In January, she was at the forefront of India's title-winning campaign at the first-ever U19 Women's T20 World Cup as the highest run-scorer of the tournament. She was signed by UP Warriorz in the inaugural Women's Premier League auction, and opened the batting with Australia's Alyssa Healy at the packed DY Patil Stadium over the next couple of months. And in June, she captained India A to triumph in the Emerging Asia Cup in Hong Kong.
However, if one had known enough about the teenager, none of this would come as a surprise. After all, two years before she would become part of India's U19 World Cup squad, Sehrawat had a poster that read, "World Cup Champion!", in her room.
With two trophies already in her bag, Sehrawat has eyes on the upcoming domestic season. “I want to perform well in domestic and help win trophies for my team.” She has her eyes on representing India in the home ODI World Cup 2025. And the poster for that is in the making.