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Lanning back in the WPL - with Sutherland her key ally

New Test double-centurion Annabel Sutherland could prove the key for Meg Lanning as the second edition of the game-changing WPL kicks off in India.

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

NEW DELHI: Meg Lanning, the captain of Delhi Capitals, expressed on Thursday that despite being in its second year, the Women's Premier League (WPL) has significantly elevated the standard of domestic Indian players.

The Times of India

Women’s Premier League, | Sparks could y as last year’s nalists MI and DC clash in the opener

The second edition of the Women’s Premier League, beginning on February 23 with a high-profile match between defending champions Mumbai Indians and runners-up Delhi Capitals, will be optimistic about meeting its existential purpose of giving a wider platform to promising home-grown talents.

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Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals set for thrilling season opener in Women's Premier League

NEW DELHI: The Women's Premier League (WPL) is on the cusp of its highly awaited second edition, set to captivate cricket enthusiasts with a blend of talent, competition, and anticipation.

The Times of India

Goswami still rankled by row that overshadowed India farewell

Legendary fast bowler is vexed about how England reacted to Deepti Sharma’s run-out of Charlie Dean at Lord’s in 2022

The Guardian - UK

WPL: Our team balance has improved, says RCB skipper Smriti Mandhana

NEW DELHI: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) skipper Smriti Mandhana is optimistic about the team's improved balance after the acquisition of new players, aiming for a better performance in the upcoming second season of the Women's Premier League (WPL), starting on February 23.

The Times of India

Adapting to different conditions will be key to retaining WPL title: Harmanpreet

Mumbai Indians skipper Harmanpreet Kaur emphasizes the importance of adapting to different conditions in the Women's Premier League to defend their title.

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England to start New Zealand series without WPL stars

England will be missing a number of key players for the first three games

Evening Standard

Lauren Cheatle sidelined after skin cancer removed

Lauren Cheatle has undergone surgery to have a skin cancer removed from her neck, with the Australia quick to miss out on the Women's Premier League.

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RCB’s England player Heather Knight pulls out of WPL

Royal Challengers Bangalore did not give any reason for Heather Knight’s pulling out but England cricketers involved in the WPL were in a dilemma, as staying back for the business end of the T20 League could lead to them missing out on their country’s five-match T20I series in New Zealand.

The Hindu

RCB's Heather Knight pulls out of Women's Premier League

NEW DELHI: Royal Challengers Bangalore faced a major setback on Saturday as their English recruit Heather Knight opted out of the upcoming second season of the Women's Premier League (WPL), set to commence on February 23.

The Times of India

UP Warriorz name Chamari Athapaththu as replacement for Lauren Bell

NEW DELHI: English fast bowler Lauren Bell has opted out of the upcoming Women's Premier League (WPL) season, prompting UP Warriorz to announce Sri Lanka's Chamari Athapaththu as her replacement.

The Times of India

Mumbai Indians to face Delhi Capitals in Women's Premier League 2024 opener

NEW DELHI: The second edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL) is set to kick off with a clash between defending champions Mumbai Indians and last year's finalists Delhi Capitals.

The Times of India

Sportstar Goa conclave | Shikha says GWPL is good, but bats for financial security

Shikha Pandey discusses the impact of the Women's Premier League and the need for more age-group tournaments in Goa.

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India women's Test wins over England, Australia highest point of season: Amol Muzumdar

NEW DELHI: Head coach Amol Muzumdar on Tuesday emphasized on the Test triumphs against England and Australia at home pointing out both were the 'highest point' for the Indian team amid a demanding season where the side lost seven out of nine white-ball matches.

The Times of India

2023: A year of what could have been for Indian cricket

Despite numerous statistical highs, including being ranked No.1 in all formats, the big prize in men's cricket eluded the Indian team

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Who is Mallika Sagar, the IPL’s first female auctioneer?

Sagar is set to break new ground as the first female auctioneer to wield the gavel at the IPL 2024 auction.

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From Kolkata’s slums to elite cricket: The story of India’s Saika Ishaque

In a fairytale-like rags-to-riches story, Saika has worked her way up to be India’s breakthrough cricketer in 2023.

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Scotland cricket captain Bryce to star on Giants stage after WPL draft selection

If Scotland captain Kathryn Bryce isn’t a cricket household name already then that is all set to change over the next few months.

The Hindu

Vrinda Dinesh not worried about price tag, wants to give her best in the WPL

Vrinda is now ready to take the next step in her career.Vrinda Dinesh, India-A cricketer, surprised by ₹1.3 crore bid at WPL auction. She looks to repay faith of Karnataka captain Veda Krishnamurthy, who gave her chance to play after 22 matches. She played key role in ACC Women's Emerging…

The Hindu

Shreyanka and Saika — from WPL stars to shining on the biggest stage

Shreyanka & Saika, two spinners from the WPL, showcased their skill to help India win the T20I series. With Amanjot Kaur, they are examples of the WPL's impact on female cricketers. Jon Lewis praised their skill & control, showing their potential to do India proud.

The Hindu

WPL Auction 2024 | I was quietly confident as I did well in the Mumbai Indians trials: S.B. Keerthana

S.B. Keerthana, a Tamil Nadu cricketer, made history by becoming the first current TNCA player to be selected for the Women's Premier League. She was bought by Mumbai Indians for Rs. 10 lakh. She hopes her selection will inspire more girls from TN to take up cricket and be part…

The Hindu

IND vs ENG T20Is | Shreyanka and Saika spin a web around Knight’s England

It might have been a dead rubber, England having taken a 2-0 lead, but the Women in Blue gave their fans something to cheer about finally

The Hindu

Wicket of Alyssa Healy will give Kashvee Gautam most joy

Pacer Kashvee Gautam, the most expensive uncapped Indian buy at the Women’s Premier League auction, says the wicket of Australian opener Alyssa Healy will bring her most joy in the upcoming edition

The Times of India

Kashvee Gautam hoping WPL leads to an India debut

NEW DELHI: Pacer Kashvee Gautam, the most expensive uncapped Indian buy at the Women's Premier League (WPL) auction, is hopeful that a good outing in WPL will lead to an India debut.

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