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Have Got A Lots Of Confidence After Game Against Bangladesh: Shafali Verama
After making a mid-way comeback into India's playing eleven in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, opener Shafali Verma on Saturday stated that her knock of 42 against Bangladesh at Hamilton gave her the much-needed confidence.
Shafali will be a vital cog in the wheel for India if they are to book a semi-final spot in the mega event when they face South Africa in a must-win match at Hagley Oval on Sunday. With South Africa already qualified for the semi-finals, India now need a win against the Proteas to reach the last-four stage.
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