WPL 2025 auction: Who are the players with highest base price?

The WPL 2025 auction is scheduled to take place on December 15.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has released the player list for Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction, scheduled to take place on December 15 in Bengaluru.

Out of the total 120 registered players, 91 are Indians and the rest are overseas, including three players from associate nations. With just 19 slots available across five teams, including a maximum of five overseas players, the franchises will aim to build balanced squads for the next season.

Gujarat Giants will enter the auction with the highest purse of INR 4.4 crores, whereas Delhi Capitals, runners-up in both editions so far, will have the smallest purse of INR 2.5 crores.

The highest base price bracket for the shortlisted players is INR 50 lakhs, while the next big slab is INR 30 lakhs. On that note, let’s take a look at the players who will enter the auction with highest base price.

Players with the highest base price of 50 lakhs in WPL 2025 auction:

1. Deandra Dottin – West Indies – All-rounder

2. Lizelle Lee – South Africa – Wicketkeeper

3. Heather Knight – England – Batter

Players with base price of 30 lakhs in WPL 2025 auction:

1. Lauren Bell – England – Bowler

2. Maia Bouchier – England – Batter

3. Darcie Brown – Australia – Bowler

4. Lauren Cheatle – Australia -Bowler

5. Nadine De Klerk – South Africa – All-rounder

6. Kim Garth – Australia – Bowler

7. Danielle Gibson – England – All-rounder

8. Sarah Glenn – England – Bowler

9. Heather Graham – Australia – All-rounder

10. Tejal Hasabnis – India – All-rounder

11. Chinelle Henry – West Indies – All-rounder

12. Alana King – Australia – Bowler

13. C Prathyusha – India – All-rounder

14. Orla Prendergast – Ireland – All-rounder

15. Sneh Rana – India – All-rounder

16. Shubha Satheesh – India – All-rounder

17. Sushma Verma – India – Wicketkeeper

18. Poonam Yadav – India – Bowler

19. Nicola Carey – Australia – All-rounder

20. Sophia Dunkley – England – Batter

21. Lauren Filer – England – Bowler

22. Mansi Joshi – India – All-rounder

23. Rosemary Mair – New Zealand – Bowler

24. Madhuri Mehta – India – Batter

25. Nuzhat Parween – India – Wicketkeeper

26. Paige Scholfield – England – All-rounder

27. Amanda-Jade Wellington – Australia – All-rounder

Royal Challengers Bengaluru are the defending champions.

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