Medhavi Bidhuri Height, Age, Family, Biography

Some Lesser Known Facts About Medhavi Bidhuri

• Medhavi Bidhuri grew up in Delhi, India.

  

  A childhood picture of Medhavi Bidhuri

• As a child, she started learning cricket and developed her skills as an all-rounder.

• She is a right-arm leg-spinner and can bat right-handed.

• In 2023, the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) chose Medhavi Bidhuri for the Delhi Junior Women’s Under-19 team for the 2023-24 Women’s Under-19 One Day Trophy.

• Reportedly, a DDCA document described her as an all-rounder and listed her specialization as a right-arm leg-spinner.

• After that, she joined the senior women’s cricket team of Delhi.

• In 2025, during the Women’s Delhi Premier League, Medhavi Bidhuri played for South Delhi Superstarz Women and made an important contribution in the tournament final against Central Delhi Queens.

  

  Medhavi Bidhuri with her team, South Delhi Superstarz Women

• During the match, she then took three wickets for 26 runs in three overs, and South Delhi Superstarz scored 121/8. Her performance helped South Delhi Superstarz chase the total score and win the final by one run.

• Reportedly, she had been registered for the 2024 Women’s Premier League auction, but she did not become a part of the WPL at that stage.

• In 2026, during the Women’s Delhi Premier League, Medhavi Bidhuri played for Central Delhi Queens. She faced her former team, South Delhi Superstarz, in the opening match of the season.

  

  Medhavi Bidhuri while batting

• On 20 August 2026, Central Delhi Queens played against South Delhi Superstarz at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. During the match, Medhavi took two wickets for 24 runs.

• One of her wickets came when Nishika Singh was caught by Arushi Goel. However, Central Delhi Queens lost the match by 29 runs.

• Medhavi Bidhuri made headlines when after taking her second wicket, she made a hand gesture connected with the popular online “6-7” trend. The video went viral on social media, which made her famous.

  

  Medhavi Bidhuri while making 6-7 gesture

• Her jersey number was 67, which made her video even more noticeable.

  

  Medhavi Bidhuri while showing her jersey number 67 on the cricket playground

• Medhavi Bidhuri later explained in a media talk that the idea came from her younger sister, who suggested that she should wear the number 67 and use the trending gesture as her celebration.

  

  Medhavi Bidhuri during a media conversation

• She is trained at Iqbal Cricket Academy and the Rohtak Road Cricket Academy (RPCA) in Delhi, India.