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The WFI elections were initially postponed due to a stay order by the Punjab and Haryana High Court just before the scheduled polling date on August 12, 2023. However, the Supreme Court recently lifted the stay.
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WFI elections and results announcement set to take place on December 21

The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has scheduled its long-awaited elections for December 21, with results set to be announced on the same day.

<h2>The WFI elections were initially postponed due to a stay order by the Punjab and Haryana High Court just before the scheduled polling date on August 12, 2023. However, the Supreme Court recently lifted the stay.</h2>
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The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has scheduled its long-awaited elections for December 21, with results set to be announced on the same day, as per the returning officer&rsquo;s statement on Saturday. Justice (retd) MM Kumar, the returning officer, clarified that the entire electoral process, including polling, vote counting, and result declaration, will be conducted in one day. However, the outcome of these elections remains contingent on the decision of a writ petition pending in the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The WFI elections, which will take place during a Special General Body Meeting, will follow the electoral list prepared on August 7. This announcement dispels concerns that the electoral process might restart from scratch. As per the statement, all necessary steps had been completed by August 7, except for the actual polling, counting, and result declaration.
The elections were initially postponed due to a stay order by the Punjab and Haryana High Court just before the scheduled polling date on August 12, 2023. However, the Supreme Court recently lifted the stay, allowing the elections to proceed on December 21, 2023.
Following several delays and interruptions, including suspension by United World Wrestling for not holding timely elections, the WFI elections are now moving forward. The International Olympic Committee (IOC)-constituted ad-hoc committee, led by Bhupender Singh Bajwa, has been overseeing the WFI's operations since the sports ministry suspended the federation. The suspension came after allegations of sexual harassment against then-president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, leading to prolonged protests by wrestlers, including Bajrang Punia and Sakshi Malik.
Indian wrestlers have been competing under the UWW flag in international events due to the national body's suspension. Bajwa confirmed that the elections would be held at the Olympic Bhawan, adhering to the agenda outlined in the notice issued on July 21, 2023.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/world-athletics-maintains-ban-on-russian-athletes-despite-ioc-s-shift-on-olympic-participation-1702113446887">World Athletics maintains ban on Russian athletes despite IOC's shift on Olympic participation</a>

Mumbai Indians went in the auctions with ₹2.1 crores and brought 5 players to complete their squad for WPL 2024. Shabnim Ismail was MI's top buy for whom they spent Rs.1.2 crore.

WPL 2024 Auction: Mumbai Indians full squad, biggest buys and players' salary

Mumbai Indians went into the auction with ₹2.1 crores and bought 5 players to complete their squad for WPL 2024. 

#MumbaiIndians #MI #WPLAuction

Mumbai Indians went into the auction with ₹2.1 crores and bought 5 players to complete their squad for WPL 2024. Shabnim Ismail was MI's top buy at Rs.1.2 crore.

In the WPL 2024 Auction, the reigning champion Mumbai Indians made some eye-catching decisions on Saturday. They entered the auctions with Rs.2.1 crores, and they used that amount to add 5 players to their roster.&nbsp;
Mumbai Indians went all guns blazing to buy South Africa's Shabnim Ismail and after paying Rs.1.2 crore for her. With 191 wickets in ODIs and 123 wickets in T20Is, Shabnim Ismail currently holds the record for most wickets in Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) and One Day Internationals (ODIs) for South Africa.&nbsp; MI were also successful in acquiring two high-potential players - S Sajana for Rs.15 lakh and Amandeep Kaur for Rs.10 lakh, during the uncapped players auction.
Players brought by Mumbai Indians during WPL 2024 auction
<ul>
<li>Shabnim Ismail - Rs.1.2 crore</li>
<li>S Sajana - Rs.15 lakh</li>
<li>Amandeep Kaur - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Keerthana Balakrishnan - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Fatima Jaffer - Rs.10 lakh</li>
</ul>
Players retained by Mumbai Indians retained players
Harmanpreet Kaur (1.8 CR), Hayley Matthews (40 Lakh), Yastika Bhatia (1.5 CR), Natalie Sciver-Brunt (3.2 CR), Amelia Kerr (1 CR), Isabelle Wong (30 Lakh), Chloe Tryon (40 Lakh), Pooja Vastrakar (1.9 CR), Saika Ishaque (10 Lakh), Amanjot Kaur (50 Lakh), Jintimani Kalita (10 Lakh), Humairaa Kaazi (10 Lakh), Priyanka Bala (20 Lakh).
Mumbai Indians full squad for WPL 2024
Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Yastika Bhatia, Natalie Sciver-Brunt, Amelia Kerr, Isabelle Wong, Chloe Tryon, Pooja Vastrakar, Saika Ishaque, Amanjot Kaur, Jintimani Kalita, Humairaa Kaazi, Priyanka Bala, Shabnim Ismail, S Sajana, Amandeep Kaur, Keerthana Balakrishnan, Fatima Jaffer.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/wpl-2024-auction-uncapped-all-rounder-kashvee-gautam-bags-the-big-bucks-sold-for-whopping-2-cr-1702123421611">Uncapped all-rounder Kashvee Gautam bags the big bucks, sold for whopping ₹2 CR in WPL auction</a>

Under Suryakumar Yadav's leadership, India recently trounced Australia 4-1. However, South Africa could surely prove to be a much tougher challenge at home.

India brace for stiff challenge in T20 Series against South Africa amid squad uncertainties | IND vs SA

Under Suryakumar Yadav's leadership, India recently trounced Australia 4-1. However, South Africa could surely prove to be a much tougher challenge at home.

Here's what to expect from the young Indian side.

#INDvSA

<h2>Under Suryakumar Yadav's leadership, India recently trounced Australia 4-1. However, South Africa could surely prove to be a much tougher challenge at home.</h2>

A young Indian outfit will be asked tough questions, answers to which might not be readily available when it faces a sturdy South African side in a three-match T20 International starting here on Sunday.
With injured skipper Hardik Pandya out till the start of IPL, lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah taking a break and not much clarity over Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's T20 future ahead of the World Cup in June, one wouldn't be able to read much into either success or failure of the team in South Africa.
A clearer picture of India's core for the T20 showpiece would only emerge after a month of cash-rich IPL, with form and fitness at that point being the criteria for selection.
If Rohit and Virat are picked in the playing XI, the core will suddenly become very different from the team that is now touring 'Rainbow Nation'.
Suryakumar Yadav led side beat Australia 4-1 on fabulous batting tracks at home but even the most partisan Indian fan would agree that there was so much less at stake in a series that was held within 72 hours of the World Cup.
Australia's core bowling attack was rested and some of the seniors were so tired that they left for home after the third game, having spent almost nine weeks in India.
The South Africa series in that context is the last big international T20 series that India play followed by one against Afghanistan in mid-January.
Even with their pace bowling mainstays, Kagiso Rabada (rested) and Anrich Nortje and Lungi Ngidi injured, the Proteas at home will be more than a handful.
Batting Combination conundrum
India are carrying 17 players for the T20 series and only three of them -- Shreyas Iyer, Mukesh Kumar and Ishan Kishan are also part of the 50-over format.
There will be multiple bone of contention, the openers and No. 3, who will have to shed their archaic safety-first approach that had been India's bane in previous T20 World Cups.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has already shown that he belongs to this level and Shubman Gill is now one of the first picks across formats while Ruturaj Gaikwad after his 52-ball-100 will be that much difficult to ignore.
And herein lies the problem as Ishan Kishan isn't a great option beyond No. 4 if the troika of Jaiswal, Gill and Gaikwad bat. And at No. 4 is India's No. 1 T20 batter and skipper Suryakumar Yadav, who is the only automatic choice as far as the T20 World Cup is concerned.
Then there is the wicketkeeper's slot where Kishan will have a stiff fight from Jitesh Sharma, who is evolving nicely as a finisher at No. 6.
There is a No. 5 slot where Shreyas, who is not exactly a slam-bang from the word "go" but an IPL skipper, is expected to be challenged with short-pitched stuff by the likes of Marco Jansen, Gerald Coetzee and Andile Phehlukwayo.
But if one plays Iyer, then there would be no place for Rinku Singh, another designated finisher, who himself said on BCCI.TV, that he will be batting at No.5.
In case Kishan doesn't find a place in the top four, then Jitesh is the option at No. 6.
For the likes of Ruturaj, Jaiswal, Rinku and Jitesh, the extra bounce on offer at Kingsmead will pose a different sort of challenge as those with superior back-foot play will be paramount.
Bowling picks are easier&nbsp;
The Indian bowling attack was put to the sword by Australia in most games but in South Africa, the length would be doubly important as the younger crop might find it enticing to dig it in due to the extra bounce.
While there won't be Quinton de Kock in the mix anymore, Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller, skipper Aiden Markram, hard-hitting Tristan Stubbs and new batting sensation Matthew Breetzske could make life difficult for Indian bowlers.
While Ravindra Jadeja is the vice-captain in this series and is expected to bat at No.7, Axar Patel, who hasn't been picked for the series, will certainly be around when squad for the marquee event is selected.
The second spinner will certainly be googly specialist Ravi Bishnoi, who is now the world's No. 1 ranked T20 spinner.
Deepak Chahar, Arshdeep Singh and Mukesh Kumar are expected to be the three straight-forward pace bowling choices.

22-year-old uncapped opener from Karnataka, Vrinda Dinesh, who impressed for India A team against England A, was bought for ₹1.3 Crore.

WPL 2024 Auction: Uncapped batter Vrinda Dinesh sold for ₹1.3 CR; Shabnim Ismail bought by MI for ₹1.2 CR

Uncapped Indian opener Vrinda Dinesh, who impressed for India A team against England A, was picked up for ₹1.3 Crore.

#VrindaDinesh

<h2>22-year-old uncapped opener from Karnataka, Vrinda Dinesh, who impressed for India A team against England A, was bought for ₹1.3 Crore.</h2>

Uncapped Indian batter Vrinda Dinesh proved to be the surprise pick of WPL Auction so far, fetching a price of ₹1.3 Crore. The 22-year-old opener from Karnataka, known for her impressive performances with the India A team against England A, will now don the colors of UP Warriorz in the upcoming WPL 2024.
Vrinda's cricketing journey has been marked by dedication and skill, evident in her idolization of Meg Lanning and active participation in trials conducted by all five WPL franchises during the off-season. Her standout performances earlier this year played a pivotal role in Karnataka's journey to the final of the Senior Women's one-day competition. Finishing as the third-highest run-getter, Vrinda amassed 477 runs in 11 innings at an impressive average of 47.70, including a notable 81 in the semi-final against Rajasthan.
Another significant acquisition in the second round of buys was South African pacer Shabnim Ismail, who joined the defending champions Mumbai Indians with a ₹1.2 Crore deal. The Royal Challengers Bangalore also strengthened their bowling lineup with the addition of Indian left-arm spinner Ekta Bisht, secured for ₹60 Lakh, and England pacer Kate Cross, who was acquired at her base price of ₹30 Lakh. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/wpl-2024-auction-annabel-sutherland-biggest-buy-at-2-cr-phoebe-litchfield-sold-for-1-cr-1702119876225">WPL Auction: Annabel Sutherland joint-biggest buy so far, Phoebe Litchfield sold for 1 Crore</a>

Kashvee Gautam first rose to prominence when she took all 10 wickets in an Under-19 domestic one-day match in 2020.

WPL 2024 Auction: Uncapped all-rounder Kashvee Gautam bags the big bucks, sold for whopping ₹2 CR

Uncapped all-rounder Kashvee Gautam became the focal point of an intense bidding war, ultimately securing a significant ₹2 CR deal with the Gujarat Giants.

#KashveeGautam #WPLAuction

<h2>Kashvee Gautam first rose to prominence when she took all 10 wickets in an Under-19 domestic one-day match in 2020.</h2>

In a remarkable turn of events at the WPL Auction, uncapped all-rounder Kashvee Gautam became the focal point of an intense bidding war, ultimately securing a significant ₹2 CR deal with the Gujarat Giants.
Gautam's emergence into the limelight began with a spectacular feat in 2020 when she claimed all 10 wickets in an Under-19 domestic one-day match. Her consistent performances have kept her in the spotlight, making her a sought-after talent in the cricketing arena.
During the Senior Women's T20 Trophy, Gautam showcased her prowess by amassing 12 wickets in seven games, maintaining an impressive economy rate of 4.14. Her talents further shone through as she contributed to India's success in the ACC Emerging tournament in Hong Kong as part of the Under-23 squad. Additionally, she demonstrated her skills in the A series, securing three wickets for India A against England A in two appearances.
The Gujarat Giants, recognizing Gautam's potential, engaged in a fierce bidding war to secure her services, making her the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/wpl-2024-auction-annabel-sutherland-biggest-buy-at-2-cr-phoebe-litchfield-sold-for-1-cr-1702119876225">joint-biggest buy alongside Australian all-rounder Annabel Sutherland</a> at the auction so far.
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The former Indian opener has opened up about the verbal fight between him and batter Virat Kohli during the IPL 2023 match between LSG and RCB in Lucknow.

Gautam Gambhir opens up on verbal spat with Virat Kohli during IPL 2023

Former Indian opener Gautam Gambhir has finally opened up about his spat with Virat Kohli during IPL 2023.

<h2 class="slug">Former Indian opener Gautam Gambhir has finally opened up about his spat with Virat Kohli during IPL 2023.</h2>

Gautam Gambhir has been making headlines in recent days for his ugly spat with S Sreesanth during Legends League Cricket match in which Sreesanth alleged that Gambhir called him a 'fixer' and now, the former Indian cricketer has opened up on his post-match altercation with Virat Kohli during IPL 2023.
Gautam Gambhir defends his actions from RCB vs LSG post-match incident
When Gautam Gambhir was questioned about the fight, he discussed it candidly on the ANI podcast. The former Indian opener claimed he had every right to defend his players following the game and that no one could come and walk over them.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">
EP-120 with Gautam Gambhir premieres on Saturday at 5 PM IST "No one can come and walk over my players," Gautam Gambhir on Naveen-ul-Haq controversy<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ANIPodcastwithSmitaPrakash?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ANIPodcastwithSmitaPrakash</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/GautamGambhir?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#GautamGambhir</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dhoni?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Dhoni</a> Tune in here: <a href="https://t.co/LLgzRg3fCS">https://t.co/LLgzRg3fCS</a> <a href="https://t.co/mHhRROyn4S">pic.twitter.com/mHhRROyn4S</a>
&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1733018195769082145?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 8, 2023</a></blockquote>
&ldquo;As a mentor, no one can come and walk over my players and I&rsquo;ve got a very different belief. Till the time game was on, I had no right to interfere but once the game was over, if someone still gets into a heated argument with my players, I&rsquo;ve got all the rights to defend them,&rdquo; said Gautam Gambhir.
What happened between Gambhir-Kohli?
It all began with an altercation between LSG's Naveen-ul-Haq and Virat Kohli during the 16th over of 2nd innings during IPL match between RCB vs LSG . The star batter for the RCB, Virat Kohli, was not pleased with what Naveen-ul-Haq said to him when he approached him. Amit Mishra of LSG intervened to defuse the situation, but he ended up getting into a fight.
Virat Kohli and LSG coach Gautam Gambhir later engaged in a heated discussion about what happened on the field during the game. Attempts to calm Gautam Gambhir down and remove him from the ground were met with an angry expression from the LSG mentor. Even after Gautam Gambhir was shown all the details by Virat Kohli, the veteran player was still not impressed.&nbsp;
What's next for Gambhir?
Following the conclusion of IPL 2023, Gautam Gambhir left Lucknow Super Giants as a team mentor and joined his previous IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders as a mentor. Gambhir had previously led KKR from 2011 to 2017, winning two titles.

Glenn Phillips stitched together a match-winning partnership with Mitchell Santner to guide New Zealand to a victory against Bangladesh in the 2nd test.

Bangladesh vs New Zealand: Glenn Phillips’ batting heroics help Kiwis level series 1-1

Glenn Phillips stitched together a match-winning partnership with Mitchell Santner to guide New Zealand to a victory against Bangladesh in the 2nd test.

Glenn Phillips stitched together a match-winning partnership with Mitchell Santner to guide New Zealand to a victory against Bangladesh in the 2nd test. Phillips tallied an unbeaten 40 runs in 48 deliveries in the second innings, apart from his 87 from the first essay.
His brilliant show fetched him the Player of the Match award. Chasing a target of 137, the Kiwis were struggling at 69/6 but Phillips and Santner's brilliant stand saw the visitors beat Bangladesh by 4 wickets to level the series.
Ajaz Patel also took the limelight in Bangaldesh&rsquo;s second innings, bagging a 6-wicket haul. Mitchell Santner, meanwhile, took 3 to bowl the hosts out for 144.
Having won the toss, Bangladesh were dismissed for 172 in the first innings, while New Zealand managed to eke out an 8-run lead, all thanks to Phillips' 87. Eventually, the New Zealanders managed to tie the series, having lost the first Test by 150 runs.
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Delhi were in a bidding war with the Mumbai Indians before the defending champions decided not to spend their entire purse of ₹2.1 Crore on Annabel Sutherland.

WPL 2024 Auction: Annabel Sutherland biggest buy at ₹2 CR, Phoebe Litchfield sold for ₹1 CR to Gujarat Giants

Delhi were in a bidding war with the Mumbai Indians before the defending champions decided not to spend their entire purse of ₹2.1 Crore on Annabel Sutherland.

#AnnabelSutherland #WPL2024 #WPLAuction

Delhi were in a bidding war with the Mumbai Indians before the defending champions decided not to spend their entire purse of ₹2.1 Crore on Annabel Sutherland.

Australian pace-bowling all-rounder Annabel Sutherland became the biggest buy of the WPL 2024 auction so far, with the Delhi Capitals bagging her services for ₹2 Crore.
Delhi were in a bidding war with the Mumbai Indians before the defending champions decided not to spend their entire purse of ₹2.1 Crore on her.
The other big buy among the opening rounds was Australian batter Phoebe Litchfield, who was sold to the Gujarat Giants for ₹1 Crore.
English opener Dani Wyatt was picked up by the UP Warriorz for her base price of ₹30 Lakh, while Australian all-rounder Georgia Wareham was bought by RCB for her base price of ₹40 Lakh.
Indian all-rounder Meghna Singh, meanwhile, was sold to Gujarat Giants for ₹30 Lakh.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/i-ve-got-all-the-rights-gautam-gambhir-makes-bold-statement-on-kohli-naveen-ul-haq-spat-during-ipl-1702108950197">Gautam Gambhir makes bold statement on Kohli-Naveen-Ul-Haq spat during IPL</a>

Bengaluru FC are having a tough season, currently positioned in the ninth slot on the ISL table with one victory, four losses, and as many draws.

Bengaluru FC part ways with coaching staff amid ISL season struggles

Bengaluru FC are currently ninth on the ISL table with one victory, four losses and as many draws.

#BFC #ISL

<h2>Bengaluru FC are having a tough season, currently positioned in the ninth slot on the ISL table with one victory, four losses, and as many draws.</h2>

Bengaluru FC have announced the departure of head coach Simon Grayson and assistant coach Neil McDonald amid a challenging ISL 2023-24 season. Following a decisive 0-4 home defeat against Mumbai FC in their recent match, the club and the coaching staff mutually agreed to part ways.
Former Indian footballer Renedy Singh has been appointed as the interim head coach until a permanent replacement is secured. The decision to make changes in the coaching staff comes as Bengaluru FC face a tough season, currently positioned in the ninth slot on the ISL table with one victory, four losses, and an equal number of draws from nine matches.
Grayson, who assumed the role ahead of the 2022-2023 season, led Bengaluru FC to a runner-up finish in the last season of the ISL and the Super Cup, along with securing victory in the Durand Cup. Despite these previous successes, the team's performance in the current season has prompted the decision for a coaching reshuffle.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/ioc-confirms-select-russian-athletes-can-participate-at-2024-paris-olympics-1702089908692">IOC confirms select Russian athletes can participate at 2024 Paris Olympics</a>

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It is never our intent to make any statement other than other than that of support and appreciation for our host country: MotoGP apologises

MotoGP uses distorted map of India, later issue an apology to fans

As MotoGP gears up for its first-ever racing event in India, the organisers found themselves in the line of fire for using a distorted India map. MotoGP later apologised for not featuring the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

It is never our intent to make any statement other than other than that of support and appreciation for our host country: MotoGP apologises

As MotoGP gears up for its first-ever racing event in India to be held at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, the organisers found themselves in the line of fire.
MotoGP India was using a distorted India map in its live streaming of practice sessions and didn't feature the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. It was pointed out by a user on the social media platform 'X'.
The organisers took action immediately and corrected the map. MotoGP even issued an official apology to fans saying, 'It is never our intent to make any statement other than other than that of support and appreciation for our host country.'

Put in to bat first at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium, India were bundled out for a mere 80 runs in just 16.2 overs. 

England defeat Harmanpreet & Co in 2nd T20I, take unassailable lead in 3-match series | INDW v ENGW

Put in to bat first at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium, India were bundled out for a mere 80 runs in just 16.2 overs.&nbsp;

England defeated India by four wickets in the second T20I to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in three-game series in Mumbai on Saturday.
Opting to bowl, Charlotte Dean (2/16), Lauren Bell (2/18), Sarah Glenn (2/13) and Sophie Ecclestone (2/13) took two wickets each as England produced a disciplined bowling effort to bundle out India for 80 runs in 16.2 overs.
In reply, England overhauled the target, scoring 82 for six in 11.2 overs.
Defending the total, Renuka Singh (2/26) struck twice in the same over to leave England at 19 for 2 in 3 overs but Alice Capsey (25) and Nat Sciver-Brunt (16) kept them in the hunt.
Spinner Deepti Sharma removed Amy Jones (5) and Freya Kemp (0) in successive deliveries but it was too late in the end.
Apart from Renuka, Deepti (2/4), Saika Ishaque (1/21) and Pooja Vastrakar (1/7) were the other wicket-takers for India.
For India, Jemimah Rodrigues (30) was the top-scorer, while Smriti Mandhana (10) was the only other batter to reach double figures.
Brief Scores: India: 80 all out in 16.2 overs (Jemimah Rodrigues 30; Sarah Glenn 2/13, Charlotte Dean 2/16, Lauren Bell 2/18, Sophie Ecclestone 2/13).
England: 82 for 6 in 11.2 overs (Alice Capsey 25 , Nat Sciver-Brunt 16; Renuka Singh 2/26, Deepti Sharma 2/4).&nbsp;

The UP Warriorz, led by Alyssa Healey, paid the most to acquire Indian player Vrinda Dinesh, who they acquired for Rs 1.3 crore and England star Dani Wyatt for whom they paid Rs 30 lakh.

WPL 2024 Auction: UP Warriorz full squad, biggest buys and players' salary

The UP Warriorz purchased five players, including uncapped Indian opener Vrinda Dinesh, who was picked up for INR 1.3 Crore

#UPWarriorz #WPLAuction

<h2>For the uncapped Indian player Vrinda Dinesh, whose base price was INR 10 lakh, the Warriorz paid a hefty price.</h2>

Under Alyssa Healy's captaincy, the UP Warriorz lost to the Mumbai Indians in the eliminator and ultimately finished third in the standings, meaning they were unable to advance to the finals the previous season. For the forthcoming second season, UP Warriorz purchased five players, including one foreign star at the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2024 auction.
For the uncapped Indian player Vrinda Dinesh, whose base price was INR 10 lakh, the Warriorz paid a hefty price. They engaged in a heated bidding battle with the Gujarat Giants and ultimately paid INR 1.3 crore to acquire the Karnataka-based player.&nbsp;
Additionally, they paid Rs 10 lakh for Poonam Khemnar's services, Rs 10 lakh for Saima Thakor, and Rs 30 lakh for Gouher Sultana.
Players brought by UP Warriorz during WPL 2024 auction
<ul>
<li>Vrinda Dinesh - Rs.1.3 crore</li>
<li>Gouher Sultana - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Dani Wyatt - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Saima Thakor - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Poonam Khemnar - Rs.10 lakh</li>
</ul>
Players retained by UP Warriorz
Alyssa Healy (70 Lakh), Anjali Sarvani (55 Lakh), Deepti Sharma (2.6 CR), Grace Harris (75 Lakh), Kiran Navgire (30 Lakh), Lauren Bell (10 Lakh), Laxmi Yadav (10 Lakh), Parshavi Chopra (10 Lakh), Rajeshwari Gayakwad (40 Lakh), S. Yashasri (10 Lakh), Shweta Sehrawat (40 Lakh), Sophie Ecclestone (1.8 CR), Tahlia Mcgrath (1.4 CR).
UP Warriorz full squad for WPL 2024
Alyssa Healy, Anjali Sarvani, Deepti Sharma, Grace Harris, Kiran Navgire, Lauren Bell, Laxmi Yadav, Parshavi Chopra, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, S. Yashasri, Shweta Sehrawat, Sophie Ecclestone, Tahlia Mcgrath, Dani Wyatt, Vrinda Dinesh, Saima Thakor, Poonam Khemnar, Gouher Sultana

With 7 new players bought, Here's a look at the complete squad of Royal Challengers Bangalore for the upcoming season of WPL.

WPL 2024 Auction: RCB full squad, biggest buys and players' salary

RCB, who finished in fourth place in the five-team competition, spent INR 2.3 CR at the WPL 2024 auction.

#RCB #WPLAuction

<h2>The team captained by Smriti Mandhana began the 2023 season with five straight losses and will be hoping for a much better start this time around, having bought a total of 7 players.</h2>

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), who finished in fourth place in the five-team competition during the Women's Premier League (WPL) inaugural season, spent INR 2.3 CR at the WPL 2024 auction.
Before winning a bidding war to acquire Ekta Bisht, RCB first secured the services of Georgia Wareham for 40 Lakh, and then Kate Cross was a great deal for the franchise at 30 Lakh. They also managed to buy Shubha Satheesh, Simran Bahadur, Sabbineni Meghana, and Sophie Molineux in the squad.
The team captained by Smriti Mandhana began the 2023 season with five straight losses and will be hoping for a much better start this time around, having bought a total of 7 players.
Players brought by Royal Challengers Bangalore during WPL 2024 auction
<ul>
<li>Ekta Bisht - Rs.60 lakh</li>
<li>Georgia Wareham - Rs.40 lakh</li>
<li>Kate Cross - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Simran Bahadur - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>S Meghana - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Shubha Satheesh - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Sophie Molineux - Rs.30 lakh</li>
</ul>
Players retained by Royal Challengers Bangalore
Asha Shobana (10 Lakh), Disha Kasat (10 Lakh), Ellyse Perry (1.7 CR), Heather Knight (40 Lakh), Indrani Roy (10 Lakh), Kanika Ahuja (35 Lakh), Renuka Singh (1.5 CR), Richa Ghosh (1.9 CR), Shreyanka Patil (10 Lakh), Smriti Mandhana (3.4 CR), Sophie Devine (50 Lakh).
Royal Challengers Bangalore full squad for WPL 2024
Asha Shobana, Disha Kasat, Ellyse Perry, Heather Knight, Indrani Roy, Kanika Ahuja, Renuka Singh, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Smriti Mandhana (captain), Sophie Devine, Georgia Wareham, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Shubha Satheesh, Georgia Wareham, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Shubha Satheesh, Simran Bahadur, Sabbineni Meghana, Sophie Molineux.

Gujarat Giants who came into the auction table with the buggest purse bought 10 players for the upcoming season of WPL. Gujarat Giants remained at the bottom of points table during WPL 2023.

WPL 2024 Auction: Gujarat Giants full squad, biggest buys and players' salary

Gujarat Giants, who came into the auction with the biggest purse of INR 5.95 crore, bought 10 players, including the uncapped Kashvee Gautam for 2 CR.

Gujarat Giants, who came into the auction with the biggest purse of INR 5.95 crore, bought 10 players.

The much-awaited Women's Premier League (WPL) 2024 Auction was held in Mumbai on Saturday and Gujarat Giants, who finished last in the five-team competition the previous season, completely redesigned their roster for WPL 2024. They were the most active at the auction table, snatching up 10 players.
Uncapped all-rounder Kashvee Gautam proved to be the pick of the auction with the Giants paying an astonishing 2 crores for her service. Phoebe Litchfield, the first player sold in the auction, also joined the Giants for INR 1 crore.&nbsp;
Players brought by Gujarat Giants during WPL 2024 auction
<ul>
<li>Kashvee Gautam - Rs.2 crore</li>
<li>Phoebe Litchfield - Rs.1 crore</li>
<li>Meghna Singh - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Veda Krishnamurthy - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Lauren Cheatle - Rs.30 lakh</li>
<li>Priya Mishra - Rs.20 lakh</li>
<li>Trisha Poojitha - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Kathryn Bryce - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Mannat Kashyap - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Tarannum Pathan - Rs.10 lakh</li>
</ul>
Players retained by Gujarat Giants ahead of WPL auction
Ashleigh Gardner (3.2 CR), Beth Mooney (2 CR), Dayalan Hemalatha (30 Lakh), Harleen Deol (40 Lakh), Laura Wolvaardt (30 Lakh), Shabnam Shakil (10 Lakh), Sneh Rana (75 Lakh), Tanuja Kanwer (50 Lakh).
Gujarat Giants full squad for WPL 2024&nbsp;
Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Dayalan Hemalatha, Harleen Deol, Laura Wolvaardt, Shabnam Shakil, Sneh Rana, Tanuja Kanwer, Phoebe Litchfield, Meghna Singh, Trisha Poojitha, Kashvee Gautam, Priya Mishra, Lauren Cheatle, Kathryn Bryce, Mannat Kashyap, Tarannum Pathan, Veda Krishnamurthy

Finalists of inaugral WPL, Delhi Capitals went to WPL auction with a purse of Rs. 2.25 crore and had slot for three players and they paid Rs 2 crore for Annabel Sutherland

WPL 2024 Auction: Delhi Capitals full squad, biggest buys and players' salary

Delhi Capitals broke the bank for Annabel Sutherland, paying INR 2 crore for the services of the Australian all-rounder.

Check out their full squad after the WPL Auction

Finalists of the inaugural WPL, Delhi Capitals went to WPL auction with a purse of Rs. 2.25 crore and bought 3 players.

WPL 2023 finalists Delhi Capitals became the first team to complete their squad for WPL 2024 after they bought three players in the auction.
The DC franchise broke the bank for Australian all-rounder Annabel Sutherland and picked the star player for INR 2 crore. Delhi Capitals engaged in an intense bidding war with Mumbai Indians (MI) but managed to get the player after MI withdrew from the contest.
With only 25 lakhs left in the purse, the franchise then went for two uncapped players Aparna Mondal and Ashwani Kumari to complete their squad.
Interestingly, Aparna Mondal was with the Delhi Capitals in WPL 2023 but wasn't retained. However, they bought her back at the auction.
Players brought by Mumbai Indians during WPL 2024 auction
<ul>
<li>Annabel Sutherland - Rs. 2 crore</li>
<li>Aparna Mondal - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Ashwani Kumari - Rs.10 lakh</li>
</ul>
Players retained by Delhi Capitals
Alice Capsey (75 Lakh), Arundhati Reddy (30 Lakh), Jemimah Rodrigues (2.2 CR), Jess Jonassen (50 Lakh), Laura Harris (45 Lakh), Marizanne Kapp (1.5 CR), Meg Lanning (1.1 CR), Minnu Mani (30 Lakh), Poonam Yadav (30 Lakh), Radha Yadav (40 Lakh), Shafali Verma (2 CR), Shikha Pandey (60 Lakh), Sneha Deepthi (30 Lakh), Taniya Bhatia (30 Lakh), Titas Sadhu (25 Lakh).
Delhi Capitals full squad for WPL 2024
Alice Capsey, Arundhati Reddy, Jemimah Rodrigues, Jess Jonassen, Laura Harris, Marizanne Kapp, Meg Lanning, Minnu Mani, Poonam Yadav, Radha Yadav, Shafali Verma, Shikha Pandey, Sneha Deepthi, Taniyaa Bhatia, Titas Sadhu, Annabel Sutherland, Aparna Mondal, Ashwani Kumari.

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