Medhavi Bidhuri

Athlete

Summary

Medhavi Bidhuri is an Indian cricketer who has emerged through Delhi's domestic women's cricket circuit. Born on October 29, 2005, she is a right-handed batter and right-arm leg-spin bowler, with cricket databases listing her as a batting all-rounder.

Bidhuri has represented Delhi Women and has also played in the Delhi Premier League. Her domestic cricket experience extends beyond professional franchise competitions; CricHeroes records her playing a substantial number of women's matches in Delhi and the surrounding circuit, with one profile recording 132 matches, 1,645 runs and 98 wickets.

She attracted wider attention through the Women's Delhi Premier League (WDPL). In the 2025 edition, she represented the South Delhi Superstarz, including appearing in the team's final against Central Delhi Queens. In that match, she contributed with the ball by dismissing Deeksha Sharma.

For the 2026 Women's Delhi Premier League, Bidhuri moved to the Central Delhi Queens. In the opening match of the season against South Delhi Superstarz at Arun Jaitley Stadium on August 20, 2026, she produced an impressive bowling performance, taking 2 wickets for 24 runs as South Delhi Superstarz won by 29 runs.

The match also brought Bidhuri considerable attention on social media because of her unusual wicket-taking celebration. After dismissing Nishika Singh, she performed a “6-7” hand gesture, referencing her jersey number 67 and a popular Gen-Z internet trend. Bidhuri later explained that the idea came from her younger sister, who encouraged her to use the gesture. The celebration subsequently went viral across social media and sports coverage.

Bidhuri's combination of batting ability and right-arm leg-spin gives her value as an all-round option in domestic cricket. Her performances in Delhi's women's competitions, particularly her two-wicket haul in the opening game of the 2026 WDPL season, have helped raise her profile among cricket followers. She remains an emerging player in Indian women's domestic cricket, with her career still developing at the state and league level.