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UPW struggled in their chase, finding runs difficult to come by as they could manage 118 for nine.

Harmanpreet Kaur-led Mumbai Indians crush UP Warriorz by 42 runs | WPL

UPW struggled in their chase, finding runs difficult to come by as they could manage 118 for nine.

Mumbai Indians exacted sweet revenge on UP Warriorz, defeating them by 42 runs to climb to the second spot in the standings of the Women's Premier League in Delhi on Thursday.
Opting to bat, MI overcame early jitters to post a decent 160/6.
While Nat Sciver-Brunt (45 off 31) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (33 off 30) added 59 off 46 balls for the third wicket to steady MI's ship, the innings got impetus due to Amelia Kerr (39 not out off 23 balls) and rising star Sajeevan Sajana's (22 not out off 14 balls) knocks. The duo added 43 in 4.2 overs towards the end.
UPW struggled in their chase, finding runs difficult to come by as they could manage 118 for nine.
The win was a sweet revenge for MI who lost by seven wickets against UPW on February 28 in Bengaluru.
UPW's problems compounded when they lost three key wickets -- skipper Alyssa Healy, Kiran Navgire and Chamari Athapaththu -- inside the first five overs for just 15 runs.
UPW never really recovered from the torrid start as the asking rate kept on climbing with every over. The likes of Grace Harris (15) and Deepti Sharma (53 not out) too found the going tough.
Even though Deepti opened up towards the end, by then the match was out of UPW's grasp.
UPW's struggle can ge gauged from the fact that only three batters -- Harris, Deepti and Shweta Sehrawat (17) -- managed double digit scores.
Saika Ishaque (3/37) and Nat Sciver-Brunt (2/14) were the main wicket-takers for MI.
Earlier, MI did not have the best of starts after opting to bat as they lost both the openers Yastika Bhatia and Hayley Mathews inside the fourth over.
Both the batters were dismissed by Athapaththu as they looked to go big against the Sri Lankan off-spinner.
While Sciver-Brunt played her shots during her aggressive knock, which was laced with eight hits to the fence, Harmanpreet preferred to play the role of an anchor.
But just when the partnership was looking threatening, Sciver-Brunt was cleaned up by left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad, a bowler who was punished by the batter in her first couple of overs.
Sciver-Brunt was deceived by a quicker delivery, which pitched on fuller length and kept a tad low.
Harmanpreet then took the onus of upping the ante in the company of Kerr, who used the long handle to good effect.
The MI skipper first swept Gayakwad to deep mid-wicket and three balls later, she got down on her knee to hit her for a maximum.
UP skipper Healy made a terrific bowling change by bringing in Saima Thakor in the 15th over as the medium pacer went through Harmanpreet's defence with the opening delivery.
Harmanpreet's innings had three fours and one six.
Amanjot Kaur spooned a Deepti delivery to Thakor to make matters worse for MI.
But Kerr rode on two lives -- first when Healy dropped her in the 17th over and then Sophie Ecclestone an over later -- to play her shots and help MI cross 150-mark.
Kerr and Sajana hit 10 boundaries between themselves to take MI's total to 160

Lanning, who has the experience of touring around the world for several other T20 leagues alongside winning five World Cups, does not doubt that the development of WPL and the players would hit the next level in the years to come.

WPL has played a big role in improving standards of domestic Indian players: Meg Lanning

Lanning, who has the experience of touring around the world for several other T20 leagues alongside winning five World Cups, does not doubt that the development of WPL and the players would hit the next level in the years to come.

Despite entering its second year, the Women&rsquo;s Premier League (WPL) has already contributed immensely to improve the standard of domestic Indian players, reckoned Delhi Capitals captain Meg Lanning here on Thursday.
Lanning, who has the experience of touring around the world for several other T20 leagues alongside winning five World Cups, does not doubt that the development of WPL and the players would hit the next level in the years to come.
&ldquo;There's been some really significant improvement in the local Indian players from what I've seen so far. I think WPL has played a big role in that among other factors,&rdquo; Lanning said here ahead of the WPL opening fixture between Delhi and Mumbai Indians on Friday.
&ldquo;It's (WPL) only going to get bigger every year. There are a lot of eyes on you as well. And for the Indian locals (players) in particular, it really gives them an opportunity to put their names up and perform well and then see where it goes from there.&rdquo; Talking about their tournament opener against defending Mumbai, Lanning said the team balance has been pretty good after assembling a fine mix of Indian and overseas players.
&ldquo;Our preparation has been great. We've had a little bit more time this year to get together as a squad and there's been some camps as well. We have had some match simulation as well to allow people out in the middle to get a little bit of a feel for what their role might be.
"It's been a really smooth transition into the squad and everybody is really pumped to be able to kick off the tournament tomorrow (Friday) against Mumbai, which will be a great challenge,&rdquo; said the Australian.
In that context, the 31-year-old said the addition of Australian all-rounder Annabel Sutherland has come at the right time.
&ldquo;She's really matured on and off the field in the past 12 months to become a really important part of any team that she plays in. But for us, she brings some real power with the bat and she can play multiple roles for us depending on game situation.
"But I think one of the biggest improvements in her game has been bowling and her ability to execute under pressure in the backend of the T20 innings, when it can be difficult as batters are going pretty hard. She (has) got a real understanding of what works and what does not work.&rdquo; The lone worry for the Capitals ahead of the WPL is the fitness of veteran Marizanne Kapp, who is recovering from an illness that she suffered during the recent series against Australia.
Lanning said the South African has been on the path to recovery.
&ldquo;Yep, she's looking good. She trained yesterday (Wednesday) and seems to be going pretty well. She's here again tonight and we'll train and all things going well. We expect her to be available to play tomorrow,&rdquo; said Lanning.&nbsp;
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Mumbai Indians, the reigning champions, will lock horns with the Delhi Capitals, the runners-up from the inaugural edition, marking a thrilling kickoff to the WPL 2024 season.

WPL 2024: Full schedule, match timings, date, complete squads - When and where to watch

Are you ready for #WPL2024 ? 

Check out the full schedule, match details and complete squads of all 5 franchises.

#WPL

<h2>Mumbai Indians, the reigning champions, will lock horns with the Delhi Capitals, the runners-up from the inaugural edition, marking a thrilling kickoff to the WPL 2024 season.</h2>

The Women's Premier League (WPL) is gearing up for an electrifying start to its second edition on February 23, with the opening match set to light up the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. This eagerly anticipated clash will see the Mumbai Indians, the reigning champions, lock horns with the Delhi Capitals, the runners-up from the inaugural edition, marking a thrilling kickoff to the WPL 2024 season.
Mumbai Indians' captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, emphasized the importance of quickly adapting to the varying conditions across Bengaluru and Delhi, the two host cities for the tournament running from February 23 to March 17. Having secured the championship last year in Mumbai, Kaur acknowledges the new challenges ahead. "The conditions in Bengaluru will be different than in Mumbai. I don't have much experience of playing in Delhi, so I don't have any idea how the wickets will fare in Delhi," she remarked, highlighting the uncertainty and excitement that new venues bring to the competition.
The Gujarat Giants are placing their hopes on Australia's Beth Mooney, who returns as captain after an injury cut short her participation last season. The leadership team, including vice-captain Sneh Rana, head coach Michael Klinger, mentor and advisor Mithali Raj, and assistant coach Nooshin Al Khadee, is keen on improving the team's performance after finishing last in the previous season's five-team competition.
Delhi Capitals, under the leadership of cricket luminary Meg Lanning, are determined to surpass their runner-up finish by clinching the title this year. Their ambition is fueled by Lanning's distinguished record and the team's depth.
Royal Challengers Bangalore's (RCB) <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/wpl-2024-rcb-captain-smriti-mandhana-says-they-want-to-live-up-to-their-potential-after-poor-1st-season-1708355486384">Smriti Mandhana has voiced the team's resolve to live up to expectations</a> following a disappointing campaign last year, where they managed only two victories from eight matches. The team is optimistic about turning their fortunes around in the upcoming tournament.
Completing the lineup, the UP Warriorz, led by Australian captain Alyssa Healy, have brought in Chamari Athapaththu, a seasoned Sri Lankan all-rounder, to strengthen their squad after the withdrawal by England's Lauren Bell. Athapaththu's entry, especially after her standout performance in the WBBL and surprising omission in the WPL auction earlier, makes the Warriorz a formidable team capable of a strong showing in WPL 2024.
As the teams finalize their preparations, the stage is set for an enthralling season of cricket, promising intense battles, strategic gameplay, and the showcasing of global talents in the Women's Premier League.
Full squads:
Mumbai Indians:
Harmanpreet Kaur (c), 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
Delhi Capitals:
Meg Lanning (c), Alice Capsey, Arundhati Reddy, Jemimah Rodrigues, Jess Jonassen, Laura Harris, Marizanne Kapp, Minnu Mani, Poonam Yadav, Radha Yadav, Shafali Verma, Shikha Pandey, Sneha Deepthi, Taniyaa Bhatia, Titas Sadhu, Annabel Sutherland, Aparna Mondal, Ashwani Kumari
Royal Challengers Bangalore:
Smriti Mandhana (c), Asha Shobana, Disha Kasat, Ellyse Perry, Heather Knight, Indrani Roy, Kanika Ahuja, Renuka Singh, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Sophie Devine, Georgia Wareham, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Shubha Satheesh, Georgia Wareham, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Shubha Satheesh, Simran Bahadur, Sabbineni Meghana, Sophie Molineux
UP Warriorz:
Alyssa Healy (c), Anjali Sarvani, Chamari Athapaththu, Danni Wyatt, Deepti Sharma, Gouher Sultana, Grace Harris, Kiran Navgire, Laxmi Yadav, Parshavi Chopra, Poonam Khemnar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Saima Thakor, Shweta Sehrawat, Sophie Ecclestone, Soppadhandi Yashasri, Tahlia McGrath, Vrinda Dinesh
Gujarat Giants:
Beth Mooney (c), Ashleigh Gardner, Dayalan Hemalatha, Harleen Deol, Kathryn Bryce, Laura Wolvaardt, Lauren Cheatle, Mannat Kashyap, Meghna Singh, Phoebe Litchfield, Priya Mishra, Sayali Satghare, Shabnam Shakil, Sneh Rana, Tanuja Kanwar, Tarannum Pathan, Trisha Poojitha, Veda Krishnamurthy
WPL 2024 Full Schedule (All games to start at 7:30 pm IST) -
February 23 - Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals - Bengaluru February 24 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs UP Warriors - Bengaluru February 25 - Gujarat Giants vs Mumbai Indians - Bengaluru February 26- UP Warriors vs Delhi Capitals - Bengaluru February 27- Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Gujarat Giants - Bengaluru February 28 - Mumbai Indians vs UP Warriors - Bengaluru February 29 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Delhi Capitals - Bengaluru March 1 - UP Warriors vs Gujarat Giants - Bengaluru March 2 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians - Bengaluru March 3 - Gujarat Giants vs Delhi Capitals - Bengaluru March 4 - UP Warriors vs Royal Challengers Bangalore - Bengaluru March 5 - Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians - Delhi March 6 - Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore - Delhi March 7 - UP Warriors vs Mumbai Indians - Delhi March 8 - Delhi Capitals vs UP Warriors - Delhi March 9 - Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Giants - Delhi March 10 - Delhi Capitals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore - Delhi March 11 - Gujarat Giants vs UP Warriors - Delhi March 12 - Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore - Delhi March 13 - Delhi Capitals vs Gujarat Giants - Delhi March 15 - Eliminator (2 vs 3) - Delhi March 17 - Final (1 vs Eliminator Winner) - Delhi
How and where can you watch?
Where to watch live streaming of WPL 2024 for free? The tournament will be streamed live on JioCinema.
Where to watch WPL 2024 on TV? You can watch the games live on Sports 18 Channel.
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The WPL will kickstart with the clash between the two finalists from the inaugural edition, Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.

WPL 2024 to begin on February 23, Bengaluru and Delhi chosen as hosts; check out full schedule

The BCCI has announced the schedule of WPL 2024, with Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals set to kickstart the tournament on Feb 23.

Check out full schedule

#WPL2024 



<h2>The WPL will kickstart with the clash between the two finalists from the inaugural edition, Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.</h2>

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) unveiled the itinerary for the 2024 edition of the TATA Women's Premier League (WPL) on Wednesday, setting the stage for the second season of this landmark women's T20 cricket league. Scheduled to run from February 23rd to March 17th, 2024, the tournament will bring its exhilarating cricket battles to the cities of Bengaluru and Delhi, featuring a total of 22 matches across 20 league fixtures and two high-stakes knockout games.
This forthcoming season is structured to hold only single-header matches, all of which are slated to commence at 7:30 PM IST. Bengaluru will have the honour of hosting the first 11 matches, while Delhi is set to welcome the subsequent nine league matches, along with the two decisive Playoff games.
The league's opening match promises a high-octane duel between the inaugural season's champions, Mumbai Indians, and the first runners-up, Delhi Capitals. Adding to the fervour, Royal Challengers Bangalore will make their debut appearance at their home venue, the iconic M Chinnaswamy Stadium, on February 24th, taking on UP Warriorz. Furthermore, Gujarat Giants are geared up to begin their WPL 2024 journey by challenging Mumbai Indians in what's expected to be a captivating encounter.
Delhi's stint as a host will commence on March 5th, featuring Delhi Capitals in a compelling face-off against Mumbai Indians at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Following this, Delhi will host daily matches, culminating with the last league match on March 13th. The team leading the points table at the end of the league phase will directly qualify for the final.
The playoff excitement kicks off with the Eliminator on March 15th, pitting the second and third-placed teams against each other in a battle for the final berth. The victor of this clash will then challenge the league's top team in the grand finale on March 17th, vying for the coveted WPL trophy in what promises to be a spectacular conclusion to the tournament. Full schedule:&nbsp; Feb 23: Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals, Bengaluru Feb 24: Royal Challengers Bangalore vs UP Warriorz, Bengaluru Feb 25: Gujarat Giants vs Mumbai Indians, Bengaluru Feb 26: UP Warriorz vs Delhi Capitals, Bengaluru Feb 27: Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Gujarat Giants, Bengaluru Feb 28: Mumbai Indians vs UP Warriorz, Bengaluru Feb 29: Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Delhi Capitals, Bengaluru Mar 1: UP Warriorz vs Gujarat Giants, Bengaluru Mar 2: Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians, Bengaluru Mar 3: Gujarat Giants vs Delhi Capitals, Bengaluru Mar 4: UP Warriorz vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Bengaluru Mar 5: Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians, Delhi Mar 6: Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Mar 7: UP Warriorz vs Mumbai Indians, Delhi Mar 8: Delhi Capitals vs UP Warriorz, Delhi Mar 9: Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Giants, Delhi Mar 10: Delhi Capitals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Mar 11: Gujarat Giants vs UP Warriorz, Delhi Mar 12: Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Mar 13: Delhi Capitals vs Gujarat Giants, Delhi Mar 15: Eliminator (2 vs 3), Delhi Mar 17: Final (1 vs winner of 2 vs 3), Delhi
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The Women's Premier League games may be jointly hosted in Delhi and Bengaluru. 
 

WPL to adopt ‘caravan model’ for 2024 season: reports

The Women's Premier League games may be jointly hosted in Delhi and Bengaluru. 

The Women's Premier League games may be jointly hosted in Delhi and Bengaluru.&nbsp;
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The Women&rsquo;s Premier League (WPL) may soon become a multi-city event. Reports say BCCI plans to adopt a caravan model for the tournament, equally dividing the 22 games between two host cities.
Cricbuzz reported Delhi and Bengaluru are on BCCI&rsquo;s shortlist for WPL, which is likely to start in late February. The first season of the WPL was solely hosted in Mumbai.
The first half of the tournament will reportedly be played in Bengaluru, after which it will shift to Delhi. If the caravan model is adopted, back-to-back games will be played at both venues. The 5-team tournament includes a total of 22 games. While neither the IPL nor the WPL have hosted consecutive matches for more than two days, this move will aid in keeping pitches fresh for the men's tournament that will commence soon after, ESPN Cricinfo reported.&nbsp;
The news comes weeks after BCCI chief Jay Shah had revealed that the WPL is likely to be only hosted in one state as it will be 'better logistically.'
He had said, 'As far as the venue is concerned, it will be held in one state only so that it is better logistically. Logistics are very important for us this time, next time we can figure it out.'
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Auction for second season of Women's Premier League will take place in Mumbai on 9th November and 165 players will go under the hammer for 30 vacant slots. 

WPL Auction: Players details, Remaining purse, slots available, full squad with Gujarat giants, Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals, UP Warriorz, Royal Challengers Bangalore- All you need to know

Are you ready for the WPL Auction? 
A total of 165 players will go under the hammer for 30 slots.

Here's all you need to know about the #WPLAuction

WPL Auction: Players details, Remaining purse, slots available and full squads - All you need to know

<h2>Auction for the second season of Women's Premier League will take place in Mumbai on 9th December and 165 players will go under the hammer for 30 vacant slots.&nbsp;</h2>

The highly anticipated Women&rsquo;s Premier League (WPL) auction is all set to take place on 9th December 2023 in Mumbai. A total of 30 player slots are up for grabs in the upcoming auction, with nine of these slots reserved for overseas players.
165 players to go under the hammer
A total of 165 players will go under the hammer during the auction. Five franchises including Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals, UP Warriorz, Gujarat Giants, and Royal Challengers Bangalore will be bidding in this auction to fill the vacant spots of their teams. 104 Indian players and 61 overseas players will take part in the Women's Premier League 2024 auction on Saturday.
Purse available with every team
For the inaugural season, teams were allocated a purse of INR 12 crore. With the addition of the extra INR 1.5 crore, the total purse available for the auction will increase to 13.5 crore.
Gujarat Giants now have the largest purse after releasing 11 players, with INR 5.95 crore available to them. The remaining sums for other teams are as follows:&nbsp;
UP Warriorz: 4 crore Royal Challengers Bangalore: 3.35 crore Delhi Capitals: 2.5 crore Mumbai Indians: INR 2.1 crore
Retained and released players in WPL ahead of auction
The following players from the five WPL franchises were retained &amp; released from the squad:
Note: * Indicates overseas players
Delhi Capitals (DC)
Retained Players: 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
Released Players: Aparna Mondal, Jasia Akhter, Tara Norris*
Slots available: 3
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Gujarat Giants (GG)
Retained Players: Ashleigh Gardner*, Beth Mooney*, Dayalan Hemalatha, Harleen Deol, Laura Wolvaardt*, Shabnam Shakil, Sneh Rana, Tanuja Kanwer
Released Players: Annabel Sutherland*, Ashwani Kumari, Georgia Wareham*, Hurley Gala, Kim Garth*, Mansi Joshi, Monica Patel, Parunika Sisodia, Sabbineni Meghana, Sophia Dunkley*, Sushma Verma
Slots available: 10
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Mumbai Indians (MI)
Retained Players: Amanjot Kaur, Amelia Kerr*, Chloe Tryon*, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews*, Humairaa Kaazi, Isabelle Wong*, Jintimani Kalita, Natalie Sciver*, Pooja Vastrakar, Priyanka Bala, Saika Ishaque, Yastika Bhatia
Released Players: Dhara Gujjar, Heather Graham*, Neelam Bisht, Sonam Yadav
Slots available: 5
-------------------------
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)
Retained Players: Asha Shobana, Disha Kasat, Ellyse Perry*, Heather Knight*, Indrani Roy, Kanika Ahuja, Renuka Singh, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Devine*
Released Players: Dan&eacute; Van Niekerk*, Erin Burns*, Komal Zanzad, Megan Schutt*, Poonam Khemnar, Preeti Bose, Sahana Pawar
Slots available: 7
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UP Warriorz (UPW)
Retained Players: 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*
Released Players: Devika Vaidya, Shabnim Ismail*, Shivali Shinde, Simran Shaikh
Slots available: 5
------------------------- Players in auction list:
Base price - INR 10 Lakh
Riddhima Aggarwal, Jasia Akhter, Vrinda Dinesh, G Divya, Arushi Goel, Drishya IV, Trisha Poojitha, Simran Shaikh, Sarah Bryce, Uma Chetry, Aparna Mondal, Theertha Sathish, Raghvi Bishth, Nishu Choudhary, Hurley Gala, Kashvee Gautham, Poonam Khemnar, Gautami Naik, Parushi Prabhakar, S Sajana, Saima Thakur, G Trisha, Haorungbam Chanu, Komalpreet Kour, Tara Norris, Rekha Singh, Komal Zanzad, Amisha Bahukhandi, Priya Mishra.
Parunika Sisodia, Sonam Yadav, Sunanda Yetrekar, Pranavi Chandra, Dhara Gujjar, Amrita Joseph, Shwetha Mane, Aaradhana Bisht, &nbsp;Kathryn Bryce, Darcey Carter, Zeal Dmello, Tess Flintoff, Suman Gulia, Mannat Kashyap, Ashwani Kumar, Suman Meena, Kesha Patel, Pragya Rawat, Shanu Sen, Riya Chaudhari, Shipra Giri, Vinavi Gurav, Muskan Malik, Nicola Hancock, Millicent Illingworth, Georgia Prestwidge, Durgesh Nandani Sahu, Sophie Day, Rameshwari Gayakwad, Fatima Jaffer, Keerthy James, Katie Levick, Vaishnavi Mahesh, Prakashika Naik, Sahana Pawar.
Thipatcha Putthawong, K Ramyashri, Nida Rahman, Karri Sai Poojitha, Nisha Saini, Maya Sonawane, Sundaresan Anusha, Keerthana Balakrishnan, Medhava Bidhuri, Neelam Bisht, Renuka Chaudhari, Jahnvi Kate, Esha Oza, Prema Rawat, Sayali Satghare, Heather Siegers, Isani Vaghela, Priti Yadav, Georgia Adams, Najla CMC, Archana Devi, Manpreet Kaur, Falak Naz, Paige Scholfield, Anushka Sharma, Muskan Vasava, Mithila Vinod, Courtney Webb, Iris Zwilling, Bhavna Goplani, Mariko Hill, Devika K, Priyanka Koushal, Babita Meena, Fritha Morris, Tarannum Pathan, Robin Rijke, Shubha Satheesh, Neetu Singh and Tanisha Singh
Base price - INR 20 Lakh
Shivali Shinde, Aditi Chauhan, Natthakan Chantham and Sterre Kalis
Base price - INR 30 Lakh
Maia Bouchier, Bharthi Fulmani, Veda Krishnamurthy, Pheobe Litchfield, Mona Meshram, Priya Punia, Punam Raut, Naomi Stalenberg, Dani Wyatt, Chamari Athapaththu, Nadine de Klerk, Danielle Gibson, S Meghana, Meghna Singh, Devika Vaidya, Tammy Beaumont, Bess Heath, Nuzat Parween, Sushma Verma, Simran Bahadur, Shamila Connell, Kate Cross, Lea Tahuhu, Ekta Bisht, Preeti Bose, Alana King, Inoka Ranaweera, Gouher Sultana, Amanda-Jade Wellington, Aaliyah Alleyne, Erin Burns, Nicola Carey, Prathysha Challuru, Alice Davidson Richards, Chinelle Henry, Mansi Joshi, Arlene Kelly, Sophie Molineux, Monica Patel, Anuja Patil, Orla Prendergast, Swagatika Rath, Marufa Akter, Lauren Cheatle, Hannah Rowe, Soni Yadav, Kirstoe Gordon, Fran Jonas, Rabeya Khan and Linsey Smith.
Base price - INR 40 Lakh
Annabel Sutherland, Georgia Wareham, Amy Jones and Shabnim Ismail
Base price - INR 50 Lakh
Deandra Dottin, Kim Garth
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The final decision on the venues might come on December 9 - the day of the WPL auction.

WPL 2024 set to embrace multi-city format like IPL, Mumbai and Bengaluru likely to host games

The second edition of the Women’s Premier League is likely to follow a multi-city format similar to the IPL.

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<h2>The final decision on the venues might come on December 9 - the day of the WPL auction.</h2>

The second edition of the Women&rsquo;s Premier League (WPL) is likely to follow a multi-city format similar to the IPL and the matches may be played across Mumbai and Bengaluru.
All the matches of the inaugural WPL were played between March 4 and 26 earlier this year at the DY Patil Stadium and the Brabourne Stadium.
&ldquo;The final decision (about venues) might come on December 9 (the day of the WPL auction) but it is highly likely that this year it (WPL) will follow the multi-city format with Mumbai and Bengaluru being the front-runners at this moment,&rdquo; a BCCI official told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
&ldquo;The WPL was received well by the fans in the opening year, and it is the right time to take it to different cities. Bengaluru always has a good audience for women&rsquo;s cricket, and it has now grown because of the RCB women&rsquo;s team.&rdquo; Mumbai and Karnataka cricket association officials too expressed readiness to host the matches, if indeed they come their way.
Royal Challengers Bangalore women&rsquo;s team captain Smriti Mandhana too had backed the multi-city format for the WPL.
&ldquo;It would be great to have WPL in a multi-city format. That might be the next step and I am sure people right here would look into it and make it happen. As an RCB fan, I would love to play in Chinnaswamy where people are chanting &lsquo;RCB, RCB&rsquo; and just to be in that environment,&rdquo; Mandhana had said during the recent RCB Innovation Lab&rsquo;s Leaders Meet India.
&ldquo;That is something which is one step ahead for us that it (multi-city format) can reach to places where women&rsquo;s cricket hasn&rsquo;t reached and to get a new audience going into women&rsquo;s cricket,&rdquo; Mandhana added.
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Jasia Akhter is the only cricketer from J&amp;K to earn a women's IPL contract

Jasia Akhter, first J&K cricketer in Women's IPL, gets trolled for 'manly' appearance

As breaking of gender stereotypes is celebrated the world over as pride month in June, a cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir is being trolled on social media for her physical appearance.

Jasia Akhter is the only cricketer from J&amp;K to earn a women's IPL contract

As breaking of gender stereotypes is celebrated the world over as pride month in June, a cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir is being trolled on social media for her physical appearance.&nbsp;
Jasia Akhter is the only cricketer from J&amp;K to earn a women's IPL contract and on May 27th, her team Delhi Capitals posted a birthday wish for her on their social media. However, several users ridiculed Akhter for her 'manly' appearance and some even called her 'Naseem Shah' or 'Naseem Shah' male version while commenting on the post. Some called her a 'transgender'.&nbsp;
But there were people who chose to spread love. They appreciated Jasia's talent and encouraged her to keep going without listending to the naysayers.&nbsp;

Chasing 183 for victory, the Warriorz lost 4 wickets including the big-hitting Healy, McGrath & Harris inside the first 8 overs.

WPL Eliminator: The Nat Sciver-Brunt & Issy Wong show sends Mumbai Indians through to the final

England's Nat Sciver-Brunt & Issy Wong's brilliant performances saw the Mumbai Indians thump the UP Warriorz by 72 runs in the Eliminator.

Relive how the match panned out.
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Chasing 183 for victory, the Warriorz lost 4 wickets including the big-hitting Healy, McGrath &amp; Harris inside the first 8 overs.

Mumbai Indians are through to the final of the Women&rsquo;s Premier League after defeating the UP Warriorz by 72 runs.
English all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt proved to be the match-winner for Harmanpreet Kaur&rsquo;s side to set up a summit clash with the Delhi Capitals.
While others around her made small but vital contributions, it was Sciver-Brunt&rsquo;s unbeaten 72 off 38 balls that blew the Warriorz away at the DY Patil stadium. Her sensational knock powered Mumbai to a mighty 182/4.
And in reply, the Warriorz could never get going, losing 4 wickets including the big-hitting Healy, McGrath &amp; Harris inside the first 8 overs.
While Kiran Navgire did play a valiant hand with a 43, it was Issy Wong&rsquo;s fantastic hat-trick that completely derailed the run-chase, with the Warriorz getting bundled for 110 in the end.
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Earlier, South Africa's star batter Laura Wolvaardt top-scored with a scintillating 42-ball 68 before a 22-run final over powered Gujarat Giants to 188 for four.

WPL 2023: Sophie Devine shines as RCB beat Gujarat Giants by 8 wickets

Sophie Devine astonishing 36-ball 99 helped Royal Challengers Bangalore to win its 2nd consecutive match. For more information, watch video.

Earlier, South Africa's star batter Laura Wolvaardt top-scored with a scintillating 42-ball 68 before a 22-run final over powered Gujarat Giants to 188 for four.

Sophie Devine lit up the Mumbai skyline with an astonishing 36-ball 99 as Royal Challengers Bangalore made short work of a 189-run target for an eight-wicket victory over Gujarat Giants in the Women's Premier League here on Saturday.
It rained sixes from the broad willow of Devine as RCB breezed past the target with as many as 27 balls to spare and keep their slim playoff hopes alive with a second successive victory.
Devine, who has also represented New Zealand in hockey before starting out in cricket as a bowler often batting at number 11, played an innings that will go down as one of the finest in the history of the T20 format.
During her stay in the middle, Devine struck eight towering sixes and nine fours.
Earlier, South Africa's star batter Laura Wolvaardt top-scored with a scintillating 42-ball 68 before a 22-run final over powered Gujarat Giants to 188 for four.
Ashleigh Gardner (41 off 26 balls) also played a brisk knock before Harleen Deol (12 not out) and Dayalan Hemalatha (16 not out) ended GG's innings by smashing a clueless Megan Schutt for two sixes and two fours.
Chasing a stiff target, RCB were off to a rollicking start with the opening duo of skipper Smriti Mandhana (37) and Sophie Devine sending the GG bowlers on a leather hunt with their breathtaking batting.
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Gujarat registered their 2nd win in 6 games with both those victories coming at the Brabourne stadium

WPL 2023: Gujarat Giants avoid a scare, beat Delhi Capitals by 11 runs

Gujarat Giants kept their hopes of making it to WPL 2023 Eliminator well and truly alive as they avoided a scare to beat the Delhi Capitals by 11 runs on Thursday night.

This is what it does to the WPL points table

Gujarat registered their 2nd win in 6 games with both those victories coming at the Brabourne stadium

Gujarat Giants kept their hopes of making it to WPL 2023 Eliminator well and truly alive as they avoided a scare to beat the Delhi Capitals by 11 runs on Thursday night.
Delhi's decision to bowl first proved right as Gujarat found it tough to score freely and lost opener Sophia Dunkley for just 4.
However, a half century each by Laura Wolvaardt and Ashleigh Gardner helped GG finish at 147/4.
Delhi's run chase never looked on track as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals and found themselves 8 down for just 100.
Though their number 8 batter Arundhati Reddy took DC close to the target with a quick 25, DC lost remaining 2 wickets within 1 run and were bowled out for 136.
Gujarat registered their 2nd win in 6 games with both those victories coming at the Brabourne stadium.
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Richa Ghosh stayed unbeaten on 31 and guided RCB over the finish line as the monkey is finally off Smriti Mandhana's back

WPL 2023: RCB end 5-match losing run, beat UP Warriorz by 5 wickets

RCB finally ended their 5-match losing run in the Women's Premier League 2023 as they beat UP Warriors by 5 wickets on Wednesday night.

Here is what it does to the WPL points table

Richa Ghosh stayed unbeaten on 31 and guided RCB over the finish line as the monkey is finally off Smriti Mandhana's back

RCB finally ended their 5-match losing run in the Women's Premier League 2023 as they beat UP Warriors by 5 wickets on Wednesday night.
Smriti Mandhana's decision to bowl first proved right as the ball swung upfront, helping Sophie Devine remove both openers cheaply.
UP kept losing wickets and lost half their side with just 31 runs on the board before Grace Harris with a gritty 46 helped her side finish at 135.
Chasing which RCB lost Sophie Devine for 14 and Smriti Mandhana for a duck and were reduced to 60/4 in 9 overs.
That's when Kanika Ahuja counter attacked with a fiery 46 and Richa Ghosh's unbeaten 31 took RCB over the finish line and finally take the monkey off Smriti Mandhana's back.
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Delhi Capitals walked all over Gujarat Giants as they cruised to a comfortable X wicket victory in the WPL at the D Y Patil Stadium on Saturday.

WPL 2023: Delhi Capitals cruise to a 10-wicket victory against Gujarat Giants

Delhi Capitals beat Gujarat Giants by a 10-wicket margin in the WPL 2023

Chasing which, the Delhi opening duo of skipper Meg Lanning (21*) and Shafali Verma (76*) looked to finish things in a hurry and chased down the below par target within 8 overs.

Delhi Capitals walked all over Gujarat Giants as they cruised to a comfortable 10 wicket victory in the WPL at the D Y Patil Stadium on Saturday.
Opting to bat first, the Gujarat top order was bamboozled by Marizanne Kapp's bowling display whose fifer along with Shikha Pandey's 3/26 saw Gujarat struggle at 28/5 within 5 overs itself.
Kim Garth top scored for Gujarat with 32 runs and managed to take Gujarat to a paltry 105 in the end.
Chasing which, the Delhi opening duo of skipper Meg Lanning (21*) and Shafali Verma (76*) looked to finish things in a hurry and chased down the below par target within 8 overs.
Shafali Verma scored the tournament's 2nd fastest half-century in just 19 deliveries which steered Delhi to go level on points with the Mumbai Indians in the table.
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The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL.

WPL: Laura Wolvaardt replaces Beth Mooney at Gujarat Giants

South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt replaces injured Beth Mooney in Gujarat Giants for the remaining Women's Premier League

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The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL.

Gujarat Giants captain Beth Mooney has been ruled out of the remaining Women's Premier League due to a calf injury, Cricket Australia confirmed.&nbsp; The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL. She retired hurt during Gujarat's first game against Mumbai Indians, that the Harmanpreet Kaur led side won by a whopping 143 runs. India's Sneh Rana will now be the captain and Australian Ashleigh Gardner will be her deputy. The franchise has also roped South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt as her replacement for the remaining tournament. She will join the team from Pakistan where she was to take part in PCB's Women's League exhibition matches. She has been released by her team, Super Women and Sune Luus would replace her for the league.&nbsp;

RCB is now languishing at the bottom of the table while Gujarat leapfrogged RCB to the 4th spot with 1 win out of 3 games

WPL 2023: Gujarat Giants win the bottom dwellers clash, beat RCB to claim 1st win

It took Gujarat Giants 3 games to get off the mark but they finally claimed their first win of WPL 2023 as they beat RCB by 11 runs on Wednesday night.

Here is what that does to the WPL points table

RCB is now languishing at the bottom of the table while Gujarat leapfrogged RCB to the 4th spot with 1 win out of 3 games

It took Gujarat Giants 3 games to get off the mark but they finally claimed their first win of WPL 2023 as they beat RCB by 11 runs on Wednesday night.
Gujarat's decision to bat first proved right as a fiery fifty each by Sophia Dunkley &amp; Harleen Deol powered them to 201/7.
In reply, Bangalore lost skipper Smriti Mandhana for 18 but Sophie Devine kept her side in the run chase with a gritty 66.
However, a 30-run cameo off just 11 balls by Heather Knight too couldn't take RCB over the finish line as they have now lost all 3 games so far.
They are now languishing at the bottom of the table while Gujarat leapfrogged RCB to the 4th spot with 1 win out of 3 games.
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From captain Smriti Mandhana to Richa Ghosh, Sophie Devine to Megan Schutt, Ellyse Perry to Heather Knight, all the RCB players were covered in colours during their Holi celebrations.

WPL 2023: Ellyse Perry, Heather Knight share pictures with RCB teammates after playing Holi

From captain Smriti Mandhana to Richa Ghosh, Sophie Devine to Megan Schutt, Ellyse Perry to Heather Knight, the RCB women's team found the perfect way to unwind on the festival of Holi.

#WPL2023 #WPL #RCB

From captain Smriti Mandhana to Richa Ghosh, Sophie Devine to Megan Schutt, Ellyse Perry to Heather Knight, all the RCB players were covered in colours during their Holi celebrations.

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women's team celebrated Holi in style, with players taking to social media to share pictures of one other covered in colours.
The Royal Challengers, who have lost their first 2 games of WPL 2023, found the perfect way to unwind on the festival of colours on their day off.
From captain Smriti Mandhana to Richa Ghosh, Sophie Devine to Megan Schutt, Ellyse Perry to Heather Knight, all the RCB players were captured having a great time in Mumbai.
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The message was flashed by WPL during Monday's game between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore

WPL, Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore: Free entry for all to celebrate women's day

To celebrate women's day on March 8, the Women's Premier League announced free entry for all for the Royal Challengers Bangalore game against Gujarat Giants which will be played at the Brabourne stadium. 

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The message was flashed by WPL during Monday's game between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore

To celebrate women's day on March 8, the Women's Premier League announced free entry for all for the Royal Challengers Bangalore match against Gujarat Giants which will be played at the Brabourne stadium, Mumbai. The message was flashed by WPL during Monday's game between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore that the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side won by 9 wickets.&nbsp; Earlier BCCI had allowed free entry in WPL matches for girls and women to promote women's cricket in the nation.&nbsp;

There's no stopping Mumbai Indians at the moment as they register their 2nd win by beating the Royal Challengers Bangalore by 9 wickets at the Brabourne Stadium on Monday.

WPL 2023: Dominant Mumbai Indians thrash RCB by 9 wickets to register 2nd win

Smriti Mandhana's RCB fell to yet another defeat as Mumbai Indians beat them 9 wickets in the WPL

Opener Hayley Matthews scored a brilliant 77* run knock and was supported by Nat Sciver-Brunt who got a half-century to her name as well and eventually helped Mumbai chase down the target with more than 5 overs to spare.

There's no stopping Mumbai Indians in the WPL at the moment. Harmanpreet Kaur's side registered their 2nd consecutive at the expense of Royal Challengers Bangalore, who they beat by 9 wickets.
Deciding to bat first, Smriti Mandhana's RCB didn't get a good start as half of the team were sent back to the pavilion inside 9 overs.
Richa Ghosh top-scored for RCB with 28 runs and contributions from the lower order saw the team post 155.
In reply, opener Hayley Matthews scored a brilliant 77* and got the perfect support from Nat Sciver-Brunt, who scored a fifty as Mumbai chased down the target with more than 5 overs to spare.
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Earlier, players could only review dismissals based on the onfield decisions but now the DRS can be used to review no-balls &amp; wide calls by the umpires.

DRS reviews allowed for wide & no-ball calls in WPL & IPL

In a first for cricket, players can now use DRS to review the wide & no-ball decisions made by the onfield umpire during #WPL2023 & #IPL2023

Earlier, players could only review dismissals based on the onfield decisions but now the DRS can be used to review no-balls &amp; wide calls by the umpires.

In a first for cricket, players can now use DRS to review the wide &amp; no-ball decisions made by the onfield umpire.&nbsp;
The modification to the DRS rule is already being tried in the WPL and will also be implemented in the upcoming IPL season.
With each team getting a couple of DRS reviews in each innings, they can now use them to get an umpire's decision overturned regarding wides &amp; no-balls. Earlier, players could only review dismissals based on onfield decisions.
Mumbai Indians already used the new rule during the opening match, when they got a wide call overturned during spinner Saika Ishaque's spell.
In Delhi Capitals vs RCB match, batter Jemimah Rodriques successfully reviewed a full toss call which was not signalled a no-ball earlier.
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WPL team Gujarat Gianst made a statement about the controversy related to their West Indies batter Dendra Dottin's fitness doubt for the side's opening encounter against Mumbai Indians on Saturday.

WPL 2023: Gujarat Giants come out with official statement for Deandra Dottin's fitness controversy

Gujarat Giants have issued a statement regarding Deandra Dottin's injury controversy

Gujarat Giants announced that they were unable to get a medical clearance for Deandra Dottin which is necessary to play in the WPL.

WPL team Gujarat Gianst made a statement about the controversy related to their West Indies batter Dendra Dottin's fitness doubt for the side's opening encounter against Mumbai Indians on Saturday.
Gujarat Giants announced that they were unable to get a medical clearance for Deandra Dottin which is necessary to play in the WPL.
&ldquo;Deandra is a world-class player and a wonderful signing for the franchise. Unfortunately, we were unable to obtain a medical clearance before the defined deadline for the season, such clearances are a requirement of all players participating in the WPL. We look forward to seeing her return to the field soon. Subject to the clearance of her medical report, she will be part of the Gujarat Giants squad in the upcoming seasons.&rdquo; the statement read.
Earlier, hours after announcing the batter being ruled out due to injury and naming her replacement in the name Kim Garth, Deandra took to her social media to announce that she is fully fit. After which, fans were caught in the middle of a confusion as to who should they believe.
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