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G Trisha: Age, Stats, 110*, U19 World Cup and WPL

G Trisha, whose full name is Gongadi V Trisha, is an Indian batting all-rounder from Telangana. She won the 2025 Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup Player of the Tournament award after scoring 309 runs and taking nine wickets. Her campaign included the competition's first century, 110 not out against Scotland, followed by 3 for 15 and an unbeaten 44 in the final. UP Warriorz signed her for WPL 2026, although she did not play a match in the completed season.

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Right-handedRight-arm leg break bowlerBorn 15 December 2005

Current squadUP WarriorzWomen's Premier League · UP Warriorz squad member for WPL 2026; no appearance in the completed season

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Full nameGongadi V Trisha

Age20As of 2 September 2026

Date of birth15 December 2005Bhadrachalam, Telangana, India

Batting styleRight-handed

Bowling styleRight-arm leg break

Career overview

G Trisha cricket career

Born in Bhadrachalam on 15 December 2005; age 20 on 2 September 2026.

Right-handed opening batter and right-arm leg-break bowler.

Won the 2023 and 2025 Under-19 Women's T20 World Cups with India.

Scored a tournament-leading 309 runs in the 2025 edition.

Made the competition's first century and took nine wickets in the same campaign.

Joined UP Warriorz for INR 10 lakh but did not appear in WPL 2026.

Career story

G Trisha career and playing journey

Who is G Trisha?

G Trisha is an India Under-19 World Cup-winning cricketer who plays senior domestic cricket for Hyderabad. She opens the batting, bowls leg breaks and has already produced major performances in youth internationals and senior one-day cricket.

Her name appears in several orders across scorecards and articles: G Trisha, Gongadi Trisha and Trisha Gongadi. They refer to the same player, Gongadi V Trisha, born in Bhadrachalam on 15 December 2005. The short form used in this title matches the name cricket followers often search.

G Trisha's age, birthplace and full name

Gongadi V Trisha was born on 15 December 2005 in Bhadrachalam, Telangana. She was 20 years old on 2 September 2026.

Bhadrachalam supplied her roots, while Hyderabad provided the facilities needed for advanced training and state cricket. Those places describe different phases of the same childhood rather than conflicting birth records. Her family moved so she could train and compete at a higher level.

What is G Trisha's playing role?

Trisha is a batting all-rounder who bats right-handed and bowls right-arm leg break. Her main role has shifted toward opening the batting, but her nine wickets at the 2025 Under-19 World Cup and three-wicket returns in two major matches show that the bowling is more than a label.

The ICC player record classifies her bowling as leg break. One ICC tournament release used the term off-breaks, creating a wording conflict inside otherwise matching coverage. Video, statistical and named player records support leg break, so this profile follows that classification while keeping the match figures unchanged.

A cricket plan that began in Bhadrachalam

Trisha's father, G V Rami Reddy, introduced her to cricket when she was a toddler. Family interviews describe plastic-bat practice, a hanging ball adjusted to her height and sessions on a cement pitch before proper academy training became available.

Rami Reddy had played hockey at age-group level and worked as a fitness trainer. His role went beyond encouragement: he planned practice, worked on fitness and reorganised family life around access to cricket. The story helps explain Trisha's unusually early start without turning a parent's ambition into proof of future senior success.

Why did G Trisha's family move to Hyderabad?

The family moved from Bhadrachalam to the Hyderabad area to reach stronger coaching and competition. Reporting by ESPN and The Indian Express says her father left his fitness work and sold assets to fund the move and continued training.

Trisha joined St John's coaching system and later worked with coaches including John Manoj, R Sridhar and Nooshin Al Khadeer. The important cricket outcome was access: regular nets, stronger opponents, specialist coaching and a clearer path into Hyderabad teams replaced the limited facilities available in her home town.

An early start in Hyderabad senior cricket

Trisha entered Hyderabad's senior domestic system while still an age-group player. HCA records connect Gongadi V Trisha to the state pathway, while contemporary reporting describes an early senior debut and experience against established Railways players.

Her first role leaned more toward bowling, before batting became the larger part of her game. That progression matters. Calling her a finished all-rounder at 12 would overstate the evidence; the senior exposure gave her time to build both disciplines before India created a formal Under-19 World Cup pathway.

The 260-run Under-19 Challenger Trophy

Trisha led the 2021 Under-19 One-Day Challenger batting charts with 260 runs in four innings for India B. The tournament gave her a national age-group platform before the first ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup was held.

A four-innings total is a short event, yet it carried clear value because it came against selected age-group opponents. It also showed that Trisha could contribute through sustained batting rather than one fast cameo. India B won the tournament, adding a team result to her leading aggregate.

Winning the inaugural Under-19 World Cup in 2023

Trisha was part of India's title-winning team at the inaugural Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa. In the final against England, she scored 24 and shared a 46-run partnership with Soumya Tiwari as India chased 69 to win by seven wickets.

The 2023 campaign established her as a world champion, but it was not her largest statistical tournament. Her decisive role was helping settle a small chase after India lost early wickets. The 2025 edition would later bring the century, all-round numbers and individual awards that now dominate searches for her name.

The 52 in the first Under-19 Women's Asia Cup final

Trisha scored 52 from 47 balls as India beat Bangladesh by 41 runs in the final of the inaugural Under-19 Women's Asia Cup on 22 December 2024. She was Player of the Match and finished as Player of the Tournament after leading the event with 159 runs at an average of 53.

That result belongs to a separate ACC competition and should not be folded into her World Cup statistics. It did, however, provide a useful bridge between the two global tournaments: Trisha arrived in 2025 with experience of scoring in a recent final and of opening under knockout pressure.

The first century in Under-19 Women's World Cup history

Trisha made 110 not out from 59 balls against Scotland on 28 January 2025, becoming the first centurion in the ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup. She and G Kamalini shared a 147-run opening partnership as India won by 150 runs.

Her day also included three wickets for six runs. The batting record and bowling return came in the same match, making it a complete example of her all-round value. The hundred remains part of the 309-run tournament total and the wickets remain part of the nine-wicket aggregate; they should not be counted again as extra career numbers.

How G Trisha dominated the 2025 tournament

Trisha scored 309 runs in seven innings at an average of 77.25 and a strike rate of 147.14. She finished 133 runs ahead of the next batter, hit the most fours and recorded the second-most sixes in the competition.

She also took nine wickets, with the three for six against Scotland as her best return. Those numbers explain why the Player of the Tournament award rested on both disciplines. The batting separation from the field was large, while the bowling gave India another route to use her when an innings did not require a long chase.

Three wickets and 44 not out in the 2025 final

In the final against South Africa, Trisha took three for 15 as India bowled the opposition out for 82. She then scored an unbeaten 44 from 33 balls, hitting eight fours, as India completed a nine-wicket win with 52 balls remaining.

ICC named her Player of the Match before she also received the tournament award. The two honours recognise different scopes: one all-round final and seven matches of performance. Her 44 was not a fifty, but its value came from controlling a title chase after the bowlers had created a small target.

Player of the Tournament and Team of the Tournament

ICC selected Trisha as the 2025 Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup Player of the Tournament and placed her first in the event's Team of the Tournament. She also appeared among the nominees for the ICC Women's Player of the Month for January 2025.

The monthly nomination did not make her the winner and the tournament team was a selection rather than another trophy. Clear labels protect the strength of the real achievements. Two Under-19 World Cup titles, a record century and the 2025 player award already form an exceptional youth record without inflating nominations.

From youth cricket to senior Hyderabad responsibility

Trisha continued in senior domestic cricket for Hyderabad after ageing out of the Under-19 level. Her role remained demanding because she opened the batting and supplied leg-spin overs rather than moving into a protected development side.

Senior domestic results provide the next test after youth success. The bowlers are more experienced, field settings change faster and a long innings must survive several phases. Trisha's earlier domestic record gave her a base, while the 2025-26 one-day season produced her first senior List A century.

The unbeaten 102 against Delhi in February 2026

Trisha carried her bat for 102 not out from 137 balls against Delhi in the Senior Women's One-Day Trophy on 14 February 2026. She hit ten fours and two sixes and made more than half of Hyderabad's 203 for eight.

Delhi won by eight wickets after Pragya Rawat made an unbeaten 104, so Trisha's maiden List A century came in defeat. That context improves the account rather than weakening the innings. Hyderabad lost regular wickets, and her 73-run stand with Yashasri gave the total enough substance to reach 200.

G Trisha's domestic career statistics

A dated career snapshot through 7 August 2025 records 191 first-class runs and five wickets from three matches, 701 List A runs and 25 wickets from 33 matches, and 583 runs with 24 wickets from 33 senior T20 matches.

The February 2026 century later lifted her List A record to at least 1,004 runs from 43 matches and changed the high score from 95 to 102 not out. The older bowling total is retained with its own cutoff because no complete newer public table was available for every bowling field. A partial update should not pretend that the entire row shares one date.

First-class, List A and T20 records are separate

Trisha's first-class, List A and T20 records describe different match formats. Runs and wickets from those three rows cannot be added into one career total because the conditions, innings structures and statistical questions differ.

Her Under-19 internationals also sit within broader limited-overs records according to competition classification. The 309 World Cup runs are useful as a tournament achievement, but they are already contained in the appropriate underlying match record. Readers get more value from the event context than from a made-up grand total.

UP Warriorz and the WPL 2026 auction

UP Warriorz bought Trisha for INR 10 lakh at the WPL 2026 auction. The signing moved her from repeated youth and domestic success into a senior franchise squad alongside international and India players.

She did not appear in any of UP Warriorz's eight matches during the completed 2026 season. Squad membership remains a genuine career step, but it cannot be turned into WPL runs, wickets or a debut. A future appearance would begin her WPL playing record from that match, not retroactively from the auction.

Why a WPL contract is different from a WPL record

The INR 10 lakh figure is Trisha's documented auction amount for one WPL season. It establishes the price paid to secure her registration under the competition's contract system, not what she earned after deductions or across all cricket.

The zero-match season also illustrates a common profile error. A player can belong to a squad without entering a scorecard. Team pages should still connect to this profile, while match and result pages should create a playing link only when the named XI or substitute record confirms her involvement.

G Trisha's records and achievements

Trisha's youth record includes two Under-19 World Cup titles, the first century in competition history, 309 runs and nine wickets in the 2025 tournament, Player of the Match in the final and Player of the Tournament. She also helped India win the inaugural Under-19 Women's Asia Cup.

Her senior record adds an unbeaten 102 for Hyderabad and selection by UP Warriorz. These later steps have not yet produced a senior India cap or WPL appearance as of 2 September 2026. Stating that boundary keeps youth excellence, domestic progress and senior selection in their proper stages.

G Trisha's salary and net worth

Trisha's public WPL figure is the INR 10 lakh auction price attached to her UP Warriorz contract for 2026. It is a competition-specific amount and does not establish monthly salary, match fees, endorsements or total career income.

No audited source establishes her current net worth. Reports about family sacrifices, property sales or award announcements do not provide a balance sheet and should not be converted into a wealth estimate. Her cricket story can be detailed without attaching an invented private-finance number.

G Trisha's parents and personal life

Trisha is the daughter of G V Rami Reddy and Madhavi. Interviews describe her father as a former fitness trainer and age-group hockey player, while her mother supported the family move and training plan. Trisha has been described as their only child.

No dependable current reporting establishes a husband, boyfriend or partner. At 20, she is entitled to the same privacy as any other player, and search suggestions do not create facts. The family material included here comes from named interviews about her cricket development rather than gossip about private relationships.

Has G Trisha played senior international cricket?

G Trisha had not made a senior Test, ODI or T20I debut for India by 2 September 2026. Her India record belongs to the Under-19 level, including the 2023 and 2025 World Cups and the 2024 Asia Cup.

Training groups, domestic representative teams and an ICC player page do not amount to a senior cap. A debut begins only when she appears in an official senior international scorecard. Her youth record gives selectors substantial evidence, but selection timing remains their decision and should not be predicted as a fact.

What is G Trisha doing now?

As of 2 September 2026, Trisha remained an active Hyderabad domestic player and a recent UP Warriorz squad member. Her latest major documented batting landmark was the unbeaten 102 in the 2025-26 Senior Women's One-Day Trophy.

The WPL season ended without an appearance, and no later senior India selection was confirmed at the review date. Her next meaningful update should come from a team announcement or scorecard: a domestic season, a franchise decision or a senior national call-up can change the current context without changing the player identity.

G Trisha records

G Trisha career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

Women's first-class career through 7 August 20253matches