WPL 2025 Auction: Complete List of Sold And Unsold Players with Teams and Final Prices

WPL 2025 Auction: The WPL 2025 Auction took place in Bengaluru, featuring 120 players, including 91 Indians and 29 international stars. Key highlights included Deandra Dottin being sold for ₹1.7 crore to the Gujarat Giants and uncapped player Simran Shaikh fetching ₹1.9 crore. Each team had a budget of ₹15 crore to fill 19 slots.

Dec 16, 2024, 01:41 IST
Full List of Sold & Unsold Players and Their Teams
Full List of Sold & Unsold Players and Their Teams

The Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 Auction, held in Bengaluru on December 15, 2024, is one of the most eagerly anticipated events in women's cricket. 

It features intense competition among four prominent franchises: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), Mumbai Indians (MI), Delhi Capitals (DC), and UP Warriorz (UP). 

With a total of 120 players auctioned, including 91 Indian and 29 international talents, the auction provided a platform for both emerging stars and established players to showcase their worth. 

Each franchise entered the auction with a purse of ₹15 crore, aiming to fill 19 available slots, including five for overseas players. 

Notable transactions included West Indies star Deandra Dottin, sold for ₹1.70 crore to Gujarat Giants, and uncapped player Simran Shaikh, who became the most expensive at ₹1.90 crore.

In this article, we will explore the complete list of sold and unsold players in the WPL 2025 Auction, along with their final prices and team compositions.

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In the WPL 2025 Auction, each of the five teams started with a purse of ₹15 crore to build their squads. Here’s a breakdown of the purse amounts, remaining balances, and player acquisitions for each team:

Team

Initial Purse

Remaining Purse

Players Bought

Players Retained

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)

₹15 crore

₹1.95 crore

4

14

Mumbai Indians (MI)

₹15 crore

₹65 lakh

4

14

Delhi Capitals (DC)

₹15 crore

₹1.75 crore

4

14

Gujarat Giants (GG)

₹15 crore

₹80 lakh

4

14

UP Warriorz (UP)

₹15 crore

₹3.7 crore

4

15

Source: wpl20

  • RCB retained 14 players and bought 4, leaving them with ₹1.95 crore.
  • MI also retained 14 players, purchased 4, and has ₹65 lakh remaining.
  • DC retained 14 players, acquired 4, and has ₹1.75 crore left.
  • GG retained 14 players, bought 4, and has ₹80 lakh remaining.
  • UP retained the most players at 15, bought 4, and has ₹3.7 crore left.

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WPL Auction: List of Sold Players with Team Name

Here’s the list of the sold players along with their respective team names, prices, and roles in the WPL 2025 Auction.

Player

Base Price

Winning Bid

Capped/Uncapped

Delhi Capitals

N. Charani

₹10 Lac

₹55 Lac

Uncapped

Nandini Kashyap

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Sarah Bryce

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Capped

Niki Prasad

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Gujarat Giants

Simran Shaikh

₹10 Lac

₹1.9 Cr

Uncapped

Deandra Dottin

₹50 Lac

₹1.7 Cr

Capped

Danielle Gibson

₹30 Lac

₹30 Lac

Capped

Prakashika Naik

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Mumbai Indians

G. Kamalini

₹10 Lac

₹1.6 Cr

Uncapped

Nadine de Klerk

₹30 Lac

₹30 Lac

Capped

Akshita Maheshwari

₹20 Lac

₹20 Lac

Uncapped

Sanskriti Gupta

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

RCB (Bengaluru)

Prema Rawat

₹10 Lac

₹1.2 Cr

Uncapped

Joshitha V

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

J Raghvi Bist

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Jagravi Pawar

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

UP Warriorz

Alana King

₹30 Lac

₹30 Lac

Capped

Arushi Goel

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Kranti Goud

₹10 Lac

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

WPL Auction: List of Unsold Players

Here's the list of the unsold players from the WPL 2025 Auction, highlighting the talented cricketers who did not find a team this season despite their impressive credentials. The list includes:

Player Name

Base Price

Capped/Uncapped

Nationality

Heather Knight

₹50 Lac

Capped

England

Lizelle Lee

₹50 Lac

Capped

South Africa

Lauren Bell

₹30 Lac

Capped

England

Maia Bouchier

₹30 Lac

Capped

England

Darcie Brown

₹30 Lac

Capped

Australia

Lauren Cheatle

₹30 Lac

Capped

Australia

Kim Garth

₹30 Lac

Capped

Ireland/Australia

Sarah Glenn

₹30 Lac

Capped

England

Heather Graham

₹30 Lac

Capped

Australia

Tejal Hasabnis

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Chinelle Henry

₹30 Lac

Capped

West Indies

C Prathyusha

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Orla Prendergast

₹30 Lac

Capped

Ireland

Sneh Rana

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Shubha Satheesh

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Sushma Verma

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Poonam Yadav

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Mansi Joshi

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Rosemary Mair

₹30 Lac

Capped

New Zealand

Simran Bahadur

₹30 Lac

Capped

India

Laura Harris

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Australia

Ira Jadhav

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Fatima Jaffer

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Humairaa Kaazi

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Pratika Rawal

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Tanisha Singh

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Sonal Thakur

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

S. Yashasri

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Amisha Bahukhandi

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Priyanka Bala

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Milly Illingworth

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Australia

Ashwani Kumari

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Rima Ekka

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Shipra Giri

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Shivani Singh

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Parunika Sisodia

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Tess Flintoff

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

Australia

Tanusree Sarkar

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Hani Patel

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Komalpreet Kour

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Shanu Sen

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Anusha Sundaresan

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Indrani Roy

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

Preeti Bose

₹10 Lac

Uncapped

India

The WPL 2025 auction took place in Bengaluru on Sunday, December 15. A total of 19 players were sold during the mini-auction, including five overseas cricketers. The five participating franchises collectively spent ₹9.05 crore to secure their players.

Deandra Dottin, a strong all-rounder from the West Indies, was signed by the Gujarat Giants for ₹1.7 crore after a bidding battle with UP Warriorz. 

The highlight was Simran Shaikh, an uncapped Mumbai batter who became the most expensive player at ₹1.9 crore, also going to the Gujarat Giants after beating the Delhi Capitals in bidding. 

G Kamalini, a young wicketkeeper-batter from India U19, was picked by the Mumbai Indians for ₹1.6 crore following competition with the Delhi Capitals. 

Additionally, Prema Rawat, an all-rounder from Uttarakhand, joined Royal Challengers Bangalore for ₹1.2 crore. The auction featured 120 players, with each team having a budget of ₹15 crore to build their squads.

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