WPL 2025 Participant Public sale Checklist Introduced: Test Time, Date, Venue And A lot Extra

The Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday introduced the record for the Ladies’s Premier League (WPL) Participant Public sale, which is about to happen in Bengaluru on December 15, 2024. The Participant Public sale will start at 3PM IST on Sunday.

A complete of 120 gamers have made the minimize for the WPL 2025 Participant Public sale. Out of the 120, 91 are Indians and the remainder abroad which incorporates three from affiliate nations. Out of the 91 Indian gamers, solely 9 of them are capped. Then again, there are 8 uncapped gamers within the abroad part.  

Notably, a lot of the franchises have retained their core forward of the public sale with solely 19 slots (together with 5 for abroad) up for grabs.

Gujarat Giants, who did not retain India’s Sneh Rana, will enter the public sale with the best purse of Rs 4.4 Cr. Then again, Delhi Capitals, runners-up in each the editions up to now, may have the smallest purse with Rs 2.5 Cr.

Huge Names Accessible In Public sale

The massive names who’ve listed their reserve value on the highest slab of INR 50 lakh (US$60,000 approx.) for the WPL 2025 Public sale are – Deandra Dottin, Heather Knight, Lizelle Lee, Lauren Bell, Sophia Dunkley, Nadine de Klerk Sneh Rana, Poonam Yadav and others.

Groups And Their Accessible Purse

Delhi Capitals: Rs 2.5 crore

Gujarat Giants: Rs 4.4 crore

Mumbai Indians: Rs 2.65 crore

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: 3.25 crore

UP Warriorz: Rs 3.9 crore  

Groups and their vacancies:

Delhi Capitals: 4 vacancies, together with one abroad

Gujarat Giants: 4 vacancies, together with two abroad

Mumbai Indians: 4 vacancies, together with one abroad

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: 4 vacancies, no abroad

UP Warriorz: Three vacancies, together with one abroad

The Smriti Mandhana-led Royal Challengers Bengaluru are the defending champions of the WPL, having overwhelmed Delhi Capitals within the 2024 closing, performed in Delhi. As of now, the BCCI has not confirmed the dates for the 2025 version of the Ladies’s Premier League.