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Six MP players retained for WPL 2027 as October auction approaches
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 07:16 AM
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The Women's Premier League franchise has confirmed the retention of six cricketers from MP for the 2027 season, while several others are eyeing the upcoming October auction.
The Women's Premier League (WPL) franchise announced that six cricketers hailing from MP have been retained for the 2027 edition of the tournament. The decision, disclosed by the team management, ensures continuity in the squad ahead of the next season.
Retaining these players reflects the franchise’s confidence in their performance and potential contribution to the league’s growth. The retained group will continue training under the existing coaching staff, aiming to build on the momentum generated in previous campaigns.
Meanwhile, a larger pool of domestic talent is preparing for the WPL auction scheduled for October. Players from various state teams are expected to register interest, hoping to secure contracts with the league’s franchises. The auction will be closely watched as it shapes the composition of squads for the 2027 season.
The retention move and the upcoming auction underline the expanding opportunities for women cricketers in India, as the WPL solidifies its position as a premier platform for showcasing talent.
Retaining these players reflects the franchise’s confidence in their performance and potential contribution to the league’s growth. The retained group will continue training under the existing coaching staff, aiming to build on the momentum generated in previous campaigns.
Meanwhile, a larger pool of domestic talent is preparing for the WPL auction scheduled for October. Players from various state teams are expected to register interest, hoping to secure contracts with the league’s franchises. The auction will be closely watched as it shapes the composition of squads for the 2027 season.
The retention move and the upcoming auction underline the expanding opportunities for women cricketers in India, as the WPL solidifies its position as a premier platform for showcasing talent.