Sayali Ganesh Satghare, a 24-year-old all-rounder from Mumbai, made her One Day International (ODI) debut for India against Ireland on January 10, 2025. Known for her right-arm medium-fast bowling and dependable batting skills, Satghare has earned her place in the Indian Women’s ODI team, marking a significant milestone in her career.
Born on July 2, 2000, Satghare has been a consistent performer in domestic cricket since 2015, representing Mumbai. Her journey took a notable turn in 2024 when she was picked up by the Gujarat Giants in the Women’s Premier League (WPL).
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Although she was benched for most of Gujarat’s matches, Satghare was called as a concussion substitute for D Hemalatha in a match against Delhi Capitals. Despite not showcasing her full batting potential in that match, Gujarat retained her for INR 10 lakh in the WPL 2025 auction, demonstrating their faith in her abilities.
Domestic Career Highlights
Satghare’s domestic career has been impressive, with 51 Women’s List A matches under her belt, where she has amassed 666 runs at an average of 20.81. Her career highlight came when she scored an unbeaten 100 against Arunachal Pradesh in the 2023–24 Senior Women’s One Day Trophy, showcasing her ability to anchor innings under pressure.
With the ball, Satghare has been equally impactful, taking 56 wickets at an impressive average of 20.60. Her most memorable performance was a 7/5 spell in Women’s List A cricket, highlighting her knack for delivering in critical moments.
In T20 cricket, Satghare has taken 37 wickets in 49 matches at an average of 19.05, with a best performance of 5/13. Her accuracy and adaptability to varying conditions have made her bowling a game-changer in many matches.
International Debut and Future Prospects
Satghare’s international debut marks the culmination of years of hard work and perseverance. As India seeks to strengthen its all-rounder department, her inclusion adds depth to both the batting and bowling line-ups. Cricket enthusiasts and experts will closely watch her progress, hoping she becomes a mainstay in the Indian team.
In her debut match against Ireland, Satghare received her maiden cap from captain Smriti Mandhana, a moment cherished by her and her family, who were present at the event. Her first international wicket was that of Irish cricketer Arlene Kelly.
