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Shafali Verma, the precociously talented opening batswoman, achieved the rare feat of scoring a century at the age of 15 years and 285 days, making her the youngest Indian cricketer to score a century in Women’s Test cricket. Verma achieved this milestone with her scintillating innings of 124 runs against England in the only Test match held at the County Ground in Bristol, England, in June 2021. Her fearless approach to batting, natural flair, and ability to take on the best bowlers in the world have made her a sensation in women’s cricket. Verma’s century highlighted her potential as a future star and served as a testament to her prodigious talent and temperament.