• The BCCI has announced the much-anticipated player list for the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction.

  • The players have been divided into eight sets for the auction process, ensuring a structured and strategic approach to the bidding.

Women’s Premier League: Complete list of players for the WPL 2025 auction with their base price
WPL 2025 auction

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the much-anticipated player list for the. Scheduled for December 15 in Bengaluru, the auction features 120 players, with 91 Indian cricketers and 29 overseas stars, including three players from Associate Nations. These players have been divided into eight sets for the auction process, ensuring a structured and strategic approach to th♍e bidding. With only 19 slots available across the five teams, the stakes are high for both franchises and players vying for selection.

Player distribution and team requirements

The auction provides an opportunity for franchises to fill crucial gaps in their squads. Of the 19 available slots, five are reserved for overseas players. Delhi Capitals (DC), Gujarat Giants (GG), Mumbai Indians (MI) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) each have four vacancies to address, while UP Warriorz has three. Among the listed pl🦂ayers, 82 are uncapped Indian talents, showcasing the depth of emerging domestic cricket, alongside eight uncapped overseas players. Despite the extensive list of 120 names, competition will be fierce, with teamsꦍ having limited slots to secure the best talents for their campaigns.

Star players and their base price

Several high-profile players have been listed at the highest base price of Rs 50 lakh. These include West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin, England captain Heather Knight – released by RCB – and South Africa’s explosive batter Lizelle Lee. Among Indian players, Sneh Rana, formerly of GG and Poonam Yadav, released by DC, headline the auction. Rising domestic talents such as Shubha Satheesh, Tejal Hasabnis and Mansi Joshi🎉 are also expected to attract significant interest.

International representation and associate players

Australia leads the representation with 12 players registered, followed by England with eight. Notable English players include , Sarah Glenn, Sophia Dunkley and Maia Boucher. The auction also emphasizes inclusivity, allowing teams to select an additional overseas player if they hail from Associate Nations. Registered Associate players include UAE’s Samaira Dharnidharka and Theertha Satish, as well as Scotland’s Sarah Bryce. However, Kathryn Bryce, previously with GG, is notably abs⛄eꦐnt from this year’s auction list.

The WPL 2025 mini-auction is set to be a critical event for franchises looking to fine-tune their squads. With limited slots and an impressive pool of talent, teams must strategize carefully to secure players who can provide the perfect balance of experience, skill, and versatility. As the league continues to grow in stature, this auction will play a pivotal role i💯n shaping team dynamics and settin💎g the stage for an exciting 2025 season.

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Complete list of players registered for WPL 2025 auction:

Set 1: Capped Players

  1. Lauren Bell (England) – 30 Lakh
  2. Maia Bouchier (England) – 30 Lakh
  3. Darcie Brown (Australia) – 30 Lakh
  4. Lauren Cheatle (Australia, GG) – 30 Lakh
  5. Nadine de Klerk (South Africa) – 30 Lakh
  6. Deandra Dottin (West Indies) – 50 Lakh
  7. Kim Garth (Australia) – 30 Lakh
  8. Danielle Gibson (England) – 30 Lakh
  9. Sarah Glenn (England) – 30 Lakh
  10. Heather Graham (Australia) – 30 Lakh
  11. Tejal Hasabnis (India) – 30 Lakh
  12. Chinelle Henry (West Indies) – 30 Lakh
  13. Alana King (Australia) – 30 Lakh
  14. Heather Knight (England) – 50 Lakh
  15. C Prathyusha (India) – 30 Lakh
  16. Orla Prendergast (Ireland) – 30 Lakh
  17. Sneh Rana (India) – 30 Lakh
  18. Shubha Satheesh (India) – 30 Lakh
  19. Sushma Verma (India) – 30 Lakh
  20. Poonam Yadav (India) – 30 Lakh

Set 2: Uncapped Players

  1. Raghvi Bist (India) – 10 Lakh
  2. N Charani (India) – 10 Lakh
  3. Laura Harris (Australia) – 10 Lakh
  4. Ira Jadhav (India) – 10 Lakh
  5. Fatima Jaffer (India) – 10 Lakh
  6. Humairaa Kaazi (India) – 10 Lakh
  7. G Kamalini (India) – 10 Lakh
  8. Nandini Kashyap (India) – 10 Lakh
  9. Jagravi Pawar (India) – 10 Lakh
  10. Pratika Rawal (India) – 10 Lakh
  11. Prema Rawat (India) – 10 Lakh
  12. Simran Shaikh (India) – 10 Lakh
  13. Tanisha Singh (India) – 10 Lakh
  14. Sonal Thakur (India) – 10 Lakh
  15. S Yashasri (India) – 10 Lakh

Set 3: Capped Players

  1. Nicola Carey (Australia) – 30 Lakh
  2. Sophia Dunkley (England) – 30 Lakh
  3. Lauren Filer (England) – 30 Lakh
  4. Mansi Joshi (India) – 30 Lakh
  5. Lizelle Lee (South Africa) – 50 Lakh
  6. Rosemary Mair (New Zealand) – 30 Lakh
  7. Madhuri Mehta (India) – 30 Lakh
  8. Nuzhat Parween (India) – 30 Lakh
  9. Paige Scholfield (England) – 30 Lakh
  10. Amanda-Jade Wellington (Australia) – 30 Lakh

Set 4: Uncapped Players

  1. Amisha Bahukhandi (India) – 10 Lakh
  2. Priyanka Bala (India, MI) – 10 Lakh
  3. Gunjan Bhandari (India) – 10 Lakh
  4. Salonee Dangore (India) – 10 Lakh
  5. Milly Illingworth (Australia) – 10 Lakh
  6. Prathyoosha Kumar (India) – 10 Lakh
  7. Ashwani Kumari (India) – 10 Lakh
  8. Shashi Mathur (India) – 10 Lakh
  9. Aparna Mondal (India) – 10 Lakh
  10. Anshu Nagar (India) – 10 Lakh
  11. Tanisha Ohlan (India) – 10 Lakh
  12. Tarannum Pathan (India) – 10 Lakh
  13. Shraddha Pokharkar (India) – 10 Lakh
  14. Niki Prasad (India) – 10 Lakh
  15. Laxmi Yadav (India) – 10 Lakh

Set 5: Uncapped Players

  1. Manali Dakshini (India) – 10 Lakh
  2. Rima Ekka (India) – 10 Lakh
  3. Rahila Firdous (India) – 10 Lakh
  4. Shipra Giri (India) – 10 Lakh
  5. Arushi Goel (India) – 10 Lakh
  6. Kranti Goud (India) – 10 Lakh
  7. Sanskriti Gupta (India) – 10 Lakh
  8. Priyanka Koushal (India) – 10 Lakh
  9. Suman Meena (India) – 10 Lakh
  10. Shivani Singh (India) – 10 Lakh
  11. Parunika Sisodia (India) – 10 Lakh
  12. Rubia Syed (India) – 10 Lakh
  13. Jyoti Thakur (India) – 10 Lakh
  14. G Trisha (India) – 10 Lakh
  15. Joshitha V J (India) – 10 Lakh

Set 6: Uncapped Players

  1. Safina Aziz (India) – 10 Lakh
  2. Samantha Bates (Australia) – 10 Lakh
  3. Neelam Bhardwaj (India) – 10 Lakh
  4. Monikha Das (India) – 10 Lakh
  5. Tess Flintoff (Australia) – 10 Lakh
  6. Sushmita Ganguly (India) – 10 Lakh
  7. Devika Kandregula (India) – 10 Lakh
  8. Nazma Khan (India) – 10 Lakh
  9. Charli Knott (Australia) – 10 Lakh
  10. P Ranga Lakshmi (India) – 10 Lakh
  11. Kanchan Nagwani (India) – 10 Lakh
  12. Tanusree Sarkar (India) – 10 Lakh
  13. Nandani Sharma (India) – 10 Lakh
  14. Tripti Singh (India) – 10 Lakh
  15. Sonam Yadav (India) – 10 Lakh

Set 7: Uncapped Players

  1. Bhavika Ahire (India) – 10 Lakh
  2. Khushi Bhatia (India) – 10 Lakh
  3. Pranavi Chandra (India) – 10 Lakh
  4. Krutika Chaudhari (India) – 10 Lakh
  5. Riya Chaudhari (India) – 10 Lakh
  6. Najla CMC (India) – 10 Lakh
  7. Hurley Gala (India) – 10 Lakh
  8. Suman Gulia (India) – 10 Lakh
  9. Prakashika Naik (India) – 10 Lakh
  10. Mousumi Narah (India) – 10 Lakh
  11. Hani Patel (India) – 10 Lakh
  12. Anushka Sharma (India) – 10 Lakh
  13. Shivali Shinde (India) – 10 Lakh
  14. Upasana Yadav (India) – 10 Lakh
  15. Preeti Yadav (India) – 10 Lakh

Set 8: Uncapped/Associate Players

  1. Sarah Bryce (Scotland) – 10 Lakh
  2. Arshi Choudhary (India) – 10 Lakh
  3. Archana Devi (India) – 10 Lakh
  4. Samaira Dharnidharka (UAE) – 10 Lakh
  5. Mehak Kesar (India) – 10 Lakh
  6. Komalpreet Kour (India) – 10 Lakh
  7. Akshita Maheshwari (India) – 20 Lakh
  8. Rameswari Naik (India) – 10 Lakh
  9. Falak Naz (India) – 10 Lakh
  10. Mamta Rani (India) – 10 Lakh
  11. Theertha Satish (UAE) – 10 Lakh
  12. Shanu Sen (India) – 10 Lakh
  13. Neetu Singh (India) – 10 Lakh
  14. Anusha Sundaresan (India) – 10 Lakh
  15. Sunanda Yetrekar (India) – 10 Lakh

*All prices are in INR

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