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Name – Mamatha Madiwala Nationality – India Age – 22 years Team – Delhi Capitals (DC) Price – 10 Lakh Role – Wicketkeeper, Right-handed batter Previous WPL experience – NA T20 Career stats (so far) Batting – 271 runs in 24 inns, Avg 14.26, SR 89.74 Recent performances Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, 2025 126 runs in seven inns for Hyderabad Senior Women’s Inter Zonal T20 Trophy, 2025 9 runs in three inns for South Zone Women Notes Scored a crucial unbeaten 56 off 60 balls for India A to defeat New Zealand in September 2025 in the warm-up clash before the Women’s ODI…
Name – Lucy Hamilton Nationality – Australia Age – 19 years Team – Delhi Capitals (DC) Price – 10 Lakh Role – Left-arm pacer, Left-handed batter Previous WPL experience – NA T20 Career stats (so far) In WBBL – 20 wickets in 20 inns, Econ 6.84, 1 5w for Brisbane Heat, 29 runs in eight inns, SR 111.53 Recent performances WBBL 2025/26 For Brisbane Heat, picked up eight wickets in nine inns, Econ 7.39 She led the Heat’s bowling attack at the age of just 19. Added the wickets of Meg Lanning, Tahlia McGrath and Beth Mooney to her collection. Bagged the…
Name – Happy Kumari Nationality – India Age – 18 years Team – Gujarat Giants (GG) Price – 10 Lakh Role – Right-arm pacer, can contribute significantly with the bat Previous WPL experience – NA T20 Career stats (so far) – NA Recent performances – NA Notes Happy Kumari has played for India’s U19 Women’s Cricket Team, being selected for the squad. She has represented and captained Rajasthan at the U19 level, earning accolades like Player of the Tournament in national events before her U19 India call-up, showcasing her talent as a fast bowler and all-rounder. ‘Player of the Tournament’ at the School…
Name – Gautami Naik Nationality – India Age – 27 years Team – Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Price – 10 Lakh Role – Right-handed batter, Off spinner Previous WPL experience – NA T20 Career stats (so far) Batting – 686 runs in 34 inns, Avg 26.38, SR 114.52 Bowling – 14 wickets in 15 inns, Econ 5.39 Recent performances Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, 2025 Scored 89 runs in 6 inns for Maharashtra. Did not bowl at all. Maharashtra were crowned champions. Maharashtra Women’s Premier League (WMPL), 2025 Played for Ratnagiri Jets under the captaincy of Smriti Mandhana (RCB skipper) She batted alongside…
Name – Deeya Yadav Nationality – India Age – 16 years Team – Delhi Capitals (DC) Price – 10 Lakh, the youngest player ever to be bought at a WPL mega auction. Role – Right-handed explosive batter, Left-arm spinner Previous WPL experience – NA Idols – Shafali Verma, MS Dhoni T20 Career stats (so far) Batting – 590 runs in 19 inns, Avg 39.33, SR 123.17 Bowling – yet to bowl Recent performances Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, 2025 5th highest run-scorer in the tournament Scored 298 runs in 8 inns for Haryana Most fifties in the tournament – 3 Senior Women’s Inter Zonal…
Name – Triveni Vasistha Nationality – India Age – 18 years Team – Mumbai Indians (MI) Price – 20 Lakh Role – Left-handed batter, Left-arm spinner Previous WPL experience – NA T20 Career stats (so far) Batting – 47 runs in 20 inns, Avg 15.67, SR 100.00 Bowling – 12 wickets in 20 inns, Econ 5.81 Recent performances Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, 2025 9 runs in 3 inns, 5 wickets in 8 inns for Haryana For More Exciting Articles: Follow RevSportz
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