Sense each others feelings just by facial expressions: Shefali on Mandhana

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Shafali Verma, the significant other of the blockbuster Indian opening pair, says her no-holds-barred approach goes well with Smriti Mandhana's elegance and both can "sense each others feelings just by our facial expressions" while batting.

"I've been opening with Smriti for the past two-three years, and now we can sense each other's feelings just by our facial expressions while batting.

One of the factors behind the Indian women's cricket team's dominance in recent times has been the success of its openers, and Shafali admits they know how "important" they are to the team's fortunes.