Radha Yadav's journey to become a cricketer was not easy, she used to practice by making a wooden bat, her father made her a cricketer by selling milk.

The family lived in a slum
Radha's family, a resident of Ajoshi village in Jaunpur district of Uttar Pradesh, lived in a 220 square feet slum in Kolivari Basti, Mumbai. Radha started playing cricket when she was just six years old. She used to play cricket with the children in the streets. The financial condition of his family was not good. Radha was the youngest among four siblings, but her father made every effort to fulfill her dream.

Father used to take his bicycle to the stadium
Radha's father ran a milk shop, which made it very difficult to support the entire family. But even in these adverse circumstances, he encouraged his daughter. Radha did not even have money to buy a bat, so she used to practice by making a wooden bat. His father used to take him on a bicycle to the stadium, three kilometers away from home. Considering the circumstances at home, the coach used to pay Radha's fees.

Radha has played 81 T-20 matches
Has taken 91 wickets so far
Took 8 wickets in 06 ODI matches Made his debut at the age of 17
Radha made her debut for India in the T20 World Cup in 2018. After this, he did not look back and confirmed his place in the team by giving winning performances in many matches. He also made his debut in international ODI cricket in March 2021. He has played six ODI matches so far.

Radha has Grade-C contract of BCCI
Talking about Radha's net worth, she owns property worth around Rs 2-3 crores. Apart from cricket match fees, his source of income is advertising. BCCI has given him Grade-C contract. Apart from this, he gets Rs 4 lakh for every Test match, Rs 2 lakh for ODI match and Rs 2.5 lakh for T-20 match. Apart from bowling and batting, Radha also does excellent fielding.