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No Sophie Molineux as Australia field ODI and T20I squads for 2025 Women's Ashes

Cricket Australia have officially announced the Women’s One Day International (ODI) i Twenty20 International (T20I) teams for the much-anticipated Women’s Ashes series, scheduled to begin in January 2025. The series will culminate in a one-off Test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on February 2, 2025. Team leadership and key players Alyssa Healy will continue to captain the Australian side…

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No Sophie Molineux as Australia unveils ODI and T20I squads for the 2025 Women’s Ashes

Cricket Australia officially announced about Women's One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) teams for the highly anticipated Women's Ashes, which is expected to start in January 2025. The series will culminate with a one-match Test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on February 2, 2025. Group leadership is a key player Alyssa Healy he continues to captain the Australian…

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No Sophie Molineux as Australia unveils ODI and T20I squads for the 2025 Women’s Ashes

Cricket Australia officially announced about Women's One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) teams for the highly anticipated Women's Ashes, which is expected to start in January 2025. The series will culminate with a one-match Test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on February 2, 2025. Group leadership is a key player Alyssa Healy he continues to captain the Australian…

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No Sophie Molineux as Australia unveils ODI and T20I squads for the 2025 Women’s Ashes

Cricket Australia have officially announced the Women’s One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) squads for the much-anticipated Women’s Ashes series, scheduled to start in January 2025. The series will culminate with a one-off Test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on February 2, 2025. Squad leadership and key players Alyssa Healy will continue to captain the Australian…

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Sophie Molineux ruled out of Australia squad for Women’s Ashes

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Allrounder Sophie Molineux has been ruled out of the multiformat Ashes series due to a knee injury that will require surgery.Molineux, a left-arm spinner, managed a knee problem through the WBBL, where she captained Melbourne Renegades to a maiden title, and the issue flared again after the ODI series against India. Molineux was ruled out of the recent trip to New Zealand and now faces a further spell on the sidelines."Sophie Molineux will undergo left knee surgery next month, following that we will provide further updates on an anticipated return date," team physiotherapist Kate Beerworth said.One of the key issues for Australia to resolve ahead of the Ashes will be whether captain Alyssa Healy is able to keep wicket having handed the gloves to Beth Mooney in New Zealand as she returned from a knee injury.Georgia Voll, who made a stunning start to her international career against India, with 173 runs in three ODIs including a century, has been included for the one-day and T20I series which form the first two parts of the Ashes. Grace Harris will join for the T20Is at the SCG, Canberra and Adelaide.A squad for the day-night Test at the MCG in late January will be named in the coming weeks."It was pleasing to see Alyssa Healy return to action against New Zealand and looked in good touch, along with a number of batters continuing their strong form on from the recent series against India," national selector Shawn Flegler said."Whilst Georgia Voll didn't play against New Zealand, she's made a brilliant start to her international career and will be a strong option with the bat if required in her debut Ashes series."The bowling group provides plenty of variety which will be important against a strong England batting line up."The Ashes starts with the first ODI at North Sydney on January 12 followed by matches at Junction Oval in Melbourne and Hobart.England will play a warm-up match against a Governor-General's XI on January 9 which Healy has been selected for. Legspinner Georgia Wareham has also been called into that squad in place of fast bowler Darcie Brown to give Wareham more game time ahead of the Ashes having only featured in one of Australia's last six ODIs where she wasn't required to bat or bowl.Australia ODI and T20I squad for Women's Ashes Alyssa Healy (capt), Darcie Brown, Ashleigh Gardner, Kim Garth, Grace Harris (T20s only), Alana King, Phoebe Litchfield, Tahlia McGrath, Beth Mooney, Ellyse Perry, Megan Schutt, Annabel Sutherland, Georgia Voll, Georgia Wareham

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[ad_1] RCB staff and members at the Mini Auction in Bengaluru (PC: RCB Insta) The defending champions, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), are ready for the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 season. Before the mini-auction, they had four spots to fill and therefore, signed four Indian players at the mini-auction in Bengaluru. With six foreign players in the squad, they look balanced and have enough options to adapt to different conditions. They have also included some promising young domestic players who could perform well under Smriti Mandhana’s leadership.   Retained squad: Smriti Mandhana (c), Sabbineni Meghana, Richa Ghosh, Ellyse Perry, Georgia Wareham, Shreyanka Patil, Asha Sobhana, Sophie Devine, Renuka Singh, Sophie Molineux, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Kanika Ahuja, Danni Wyatt (traded) The core of the team looks strong as they head into the next season. The defending champions will aim to replicate their success under Smriti’s leadership. Experienced players like Perry and Devine will provide valuable support. The spin bowling unit is impressive, featuring Shreyanka, Ekta, Asha, Wareham, and Sophie. Before the auction, they traded England star Danni Wyatt from UP Warriorz, adding another option at the top of the order. Perry was the highest run-scorer in the recent Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) for the Sydney Sixers, scoring 424 runs in 10 innings at an average of 53.00 and a strike rate of 137.21. Smriti can also rely on Perry as a bowling option alongside Devine, offering solid support to the spin attack. New recruitments: Prema Rawat (Rs. 1.20 Crore), Joshitha VJ (Rs. 10 Lakh), Raghvi Bist (Rs. 10 Lakh), Jagravi Pawar (Rs. 10 Lakh)  Prema made headlines when RCB signed her for a staggering Rs. 1.2 crore. She impressed for the Mussoorie Thunders in the inaugural Uttarakhand Premier League, taking four wickets in three games and showcasing excellent fielding skills. In the recent Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, the young leg-spinner claimed seven wickets in her last six games. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Royal Challengers Bengaluru WPL 2025 Squad (PC: RCB Insta) Jagravi, from Mumbai, stood out with her performances, especially in the final of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy. She was the tournament’s highest wicket-taker, securing 16 wickets in 11 games and playing a key role in Mumbai’s title-winning campaign. Joshitha, a rising star currently representing India Under-19s, adds further depth to the squad. Players like her and Jagravi can provide strong support to Renuka as bowling partners in the upcoming season. Raghvi has also had an impressive domestic season for Uttarakhand. The 20-year-old is primarily known for her top-order batting but can also contribute with useful bowling spells. She finished as the fifth-highest run-scorer in the recent Senior Women’s T20 Challenger Trophy, scoring 162 runs in five innings. Overall, the squad looks strong enough to defend the WPL trophy. However, there are injury concerns for Shreyanka and Asha Sobhana. Both players are expected to be fully fit by the start of the tournament’s third edition. To cover for them, the team has backed players like Prema. One area that has surprised RCB fans is the lack of a backup wicketkeeper for Richa Ghosh. If she faces an injury, the team might struggle to find someone to take on the wicketkeeping duties.     Overall Rating: 8.5/10 Also Read: Jemimah’s Blazing Knock Powers India to Dominant 49-Run Win Over West Indies The post RCB in WPL 2025 Mini Auction: Strong core, Promising youngsters, but no backup for Richa appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] RCB staff and members at the Mini Auction in Bengaluru (PC: RCB Insta) The defending champions, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), are ready for the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 season. Before the mini-auction, they had four spots to fill and therefore, signed four Indian players at the mini-auction in Bengaluru. With six foreign players in the squad, they look balanced and have enough options to adapt to different conditions. They have also included some promising young domestic players who could perform well under Smriti Mandhana’s leadership.   Retained squad: Smriti Mandhana (c), Sabbineni Meghana, Richa Ghosh, Ellyse Perry, Georgia Wareham, Shreyanka Patil, Asha Sobhana, Sophie Devine, Renuka Singh, Sophie Molineux, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Kanika Ahuja, Danni Wyatt (traded) The core of the team looks strong as they head into the next season. The defending champions will aim to replicate their success under Smriti’s leadership. Experienced players like Perry and Devine will provide valuable support. The spin bowling unit is impressive, featuring Shreyanka, Ekta, Asha, Wareham, and Sophie. Before the auction, they traded England star Danni Wyatt from UP Warriorz, adding another option at the top of the order. Perry was the highest run-scorer in the recent Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) for the Sydney Sixers, scoring 424 runs in 10 innings at an average of 53.00 and a strike rate of 137.21. Smriti can also rely on Perry as a bowling option alongside Devine, offering solid support to the spin attack. New recruitments: Prema Rawat (Rs. 1.20 Crore), Joshitha VJ (Rs. 10 Lakh), Raghvi Bist (Rs. 10 Lakh), Jagravi Pawar (Rs. 10 Lakh)  Prema made headlines when RCB signed her for a staggering Rs. 1.2 crore. She impressed for the Mussoorie Thunders in the inaugural Uttarakhand Premier League, taking four wickets in three games and showcasing excellent fielding skills. In the recent Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, the young leg-spinner claimed seven wickets in her last six games. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Royal Challengers Bengaluru WPL 2025 Squad (PC: RCB Insta) Jagravi, from Mumbai, stood out with her performances, especially in the final of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy. She was the tournament’s highest wicket-taker, securing 16 wickets in 11 games and playing a key role in Mumbai’s title-winning campaign. Joshitha, a rising star currently representing India Under-19s, adds further depth to the squad. Players like her and Jagravi can provide strong support to Renuka as bowling partners in the upcoming season. Raghvi has also had an impressive domestic season for Uttarakhand. The 20-year-old is primarily known for her top-order batting but can also contribute with useful bowling spells. She finished as the fifth-highest run-scorer in the recent Senior Women’s T20 Challenger Trophy, scoring 162 runs in five innings. Overall, the squad looks strong enough to defend the WPL trophy. However, there are injury concerns for Shreyanka and Asha Sobhana. Both players are expected to be fully fit by the start of the tournament’s third edition. To cover for them, the team has backed players like Prema. One area that has surprised RCB fans is the lack of a backup wicketkeeper for Richa Ghosh. If she faces an injury, the team might struggle to find someone to take on the wicketkeeping duties.     Overall Rating: 8.5/10 Also Read: Jemimah’s Blazing Knock Powers India to Dominant 49-Run Win Over West Indies The post RCB in WPL 2025 Mini Auction: Strong core, Promising youngsters, but no backup for Richa appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Molineux, Matthews fire Renegades to a top-two finish

Melbourne Renegades defeated Sydney Thunder by nine wickets at the Junction Oval to guarantee a top-two finish in the WBBL 2024 league stage after to standout performances from Sophie Molineux and Hayley Matthews. With Hayley Matthews' undefeated 60 off 37 and her 95-run partnership with Molineux (42* off 29), Molineux took 4 for 23 as Renegades reduced Thunder to 133, a total they subsequently brought down in just 14.2 overs.

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India vs Australia LIVE Updates, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024: Radha Yadav Strikes For India As Australia Go 3 Down

India vs Australia LIVE: Let’s take a look at the squads! Australia squad: Alyssa Healy (capt & wk), Darcie Brown, Ashleigh Gardner, Kim Garth, Grace Harris, Alana King, Phoebe Litchfield, Tahlia McGrath, Sophie Molineux, Beth Mooney, Ellyse Perry, Megan Schutt, Annabel Sutherland, Tayla Vlaeminck, Georgia Wareham India squad: Harmanpreet Kaur (capt), Smriti Mandhana (vice-capt), Yastika Bhatia…

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Royal Renaissance: RCB Women Clinch Historic WPL Title

The Women's Premier League (WPL) witnessed a crowning moment for the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) women's team on March 17, 2024. In a thrilling finale against the Delhi Capitals, RCB emerged victorious, etching their name in history as the champions of the second WPL season.

This victory held immense significance for the RCB franchise, notorious for their trophy drought in the men's Indian Premier League (IPL).  The women's team, led by the indomitable Smriti Mandhana, managed to achieve what their male counterparts haven't – clinching a coveted championship title.

The final match was a nail-biting affair.  Delhi Capitals batted first, but RCB's bowling attack, spearheaded by the spin duo of Sophie Molineux and Shreyanka Patil, restricted them to a modest total of 113 runs.  Molineux and Patil shared seven wickets between them, showcasing exceptional control and skill.

Chasing a relatively low target, RCB didn't have it easy.  Early wickets fell, putting pressure on the middle order.  However, the experienced Smriti Mandhana and the ever-reliable Ellyse Perry steadied the ship with a crucial partnership.  Their composed batting ensured RCB crossed the finish line in the final over, securing an eight-wicket victory.

This win wasn't just about individual brilliance; it was a testament to the team's collective spirit.  From the leadership of Mandhana to the impactful bowling performances and gritty batting displays by various players, RCB functioned as a well-oiled machine throughout the tournament.

The victory sparked jubilation among RCB fans, many of whom have been yearning for a championship title for years.  This win for the women's team serves as a beacon of hope, demonstrating the immense potential that exists in women's cricket.

The RCB women's triumph in the WPL has significant implications.  It's likely to inspire a new generation of young girls to take up cricket, and it further strengthens the case for continued investment in women's sports leagues in India.

With the WPL trophy in their cabinet, the Royal Challengers Bangalore women's team has set a high bar for themselves and the WPL as a whole.  The cricketing world eagerly awaits their performance in the upcoming seasons, curious to see if they can build a dynasty and continue their reign as WPL champions.

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Bangladesh’s cricketers are utilizing the facilities of the same hotel in Dhaka as the Australians, observing Alisa Healy closely, and gathering crucial information about how one of the world’s best conducts her business.

Australia is in town for three limited-overs One Day Internationals (ODIs) and three Twenty20 series starting Thursday, and their arrival has stirred excitement.

Bangladesh skipper Negar Sultana said, “They are icons of the game so our players are eager to meet them

“Our players are already heading to their table for breakfast. This communication is crucial for team building. We see them as role models, so playing with them is a huge gain.”

This is Australia’s women’s team’s first bilateral tour to Bangladesh, so there is extensive interest among fans and media starting from players. Hilli, the opposite number, said they also want to learn from Bangladeshi players, especially considering the conditions they may face on this tour and with the T20 World Cup scheduled here at the end of the year.

I am truly proud of this team, who take playing as a bigger responsibility,” said Hillis

“It doesn’t just go one way, but there’s an opportunity to learn from both sides. Let’s talk about the game in general. To gain some crucial experiences, and it’s not just for their side.”

I think it goes both ways. The girls are genuinely excited to be part of this series.” I hope those conversations will be there. I had a chat around the toaster at breakfast today, so much more to look forward to.”

Fatigue is something that has touched Hilli, as some Australian players are just coming off the back of the recently concluded WPL in India, where they were busy with national commitments. “I think there’s a different level of battery power around our group at the moment,” she said. “I think it’s part of modern cricket. That’s exactly what’s happening down the line. Managing playing around the globe for 12 months and managing those expectations is becoming a real challenge.”

We’ve got Tala Vlamink back in our squad after a long time. Sophie Molineux has returned to the group

There’s plenty to look forward to. If you feel a bit exhausted, there are some players here who are absolutely smashing it as Australians, ruining their interior straight away. The group is genuinely excited being here and excited to play as Australians again, which I think is the tip.”

In this regard, Sultana mentioned their bowling as their strength against Australia. She also highlighted the big picture of playing at home against Australia. In the last 12 months, Bangladesh has been quite competitive, particularly closing the series against India with two white-ball series victories. They won a T20 series and an ODI series against Pakistan and also won two matches in South Africa.

In Nottinghamshire, Ben Lister and Fazalhaq Farooqi have been signed to replace Shahin Shah Afridi

Nottinghamshire has signed New Zealand’s left-arm seamer Ben Lister and Afghanistan’s Fazalhaq Farooqi for the T20 Blast group stage this season to ensure their availability for the success of Shahin Shah Afridi. Lister, who has won 13 limited-overs caps for his country, will not be seen in their World Cup plans, and it is believed that before Farooqi becomes established, they will join Notts in the first eight matches of the Blast group stage this season. And, given the uncertainty at the Afghanistan Cricket Board, Farooqi will make his county cricket debut before leading Afghanistan’s seam attack at the T20 World Cup.

Shahin, who took 22 wickets in 14 matches for Notts last season, including four in an over against Birmingham Bears, will be unavailable for the Blast this summer due to his commitments in leading Pakistan, leaving Notts with two alternatives

Notts head coach Peter Moores said in a press release, “The success Shahin had with us last year has made those overseas options available again.” “It creates a different challenge for the batsmen. Between Ben and Fazalhaq, we have shown that wicket-takers can make an impact at crucial moments in the game, which we still are.”

Ben is an exciting talent who has established himself on the world stage after consistent domestic performances

He has made a difference for the teams he has played for and there’s a possibility of doing the same with us. His presence in the group stage will be crucial amidst the run-in.”

Notts finished fourth in the North Group last year and were eliminated in the quarter-finals by eventual champions Somerset. After the departure of Samit Patel (Durham) and Jack Brooks (Somerset), they will have a new-look Blast squad where Stephen Mulaney is expected to lead primarily for the second eleven.

After signing a lucrative deal to play for Galle Gladiators in the Lanka Premier League, Alex Hales will also be unavailable for the group stage, where Jack Haynes, Dillon Pennington, and Josh Tongue have all joined Worcestershire from the Orchids. New Zealand’s Will Young will be set up for T20 Internationals and Joe Clarke will lead the T20 captaincy.

When Western Australia (WA) makes historic hat-trick bids as Tasmania aims to break the 11-year drought

Western Australia’s skipper Sam Whiteman on Wednesday advanced for the media conference before the Sheffield Shield final, knowing full well that barriers of questions lay in his path.

On Tuesday, a bombshell exploded late when WA opener Cameron Bancroft withdrew from the final against Tasmania due to a bike accident leaving him unconscious. It marked a setback for WA, who have been striving for their first hat-trick of Shield triumphs since the late 1980s.

Even the iconic WA team of the 1990s, although Test greats, hadn’t managed this feat despite boasting several players. Victoria alone has clinched the Shield three times in the past 20 years from 2015-17

It’s evidently a rare and hard-earned achievement because WA may struggle to prove itself in an injury-hit season. Frontline quicks Jason Behrendorff, Lance Morris, and Matt Kelly have only played a handful of Shield matches between them, none available for the final.

Turner’s career has turned on its head through surgery in December following an injury sustained while fielding.

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RCB Ends 16-Year Title Wait, Defeats DC by 8 Wickets to Secure WPL 2024 Championship

In a thrilling showdown at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on Sunday, March 17th, Royal Challengers Bangalore won over Delhi Capitals in the final of the 2024 Women’s Premier League, putting an end to their 16-year quest for the trophy. RCB secured a massive eight-wicket win, securing the desirable WPL title in style.

RCB moved to victory in their pursuit of 114 runs against DC, securing their inaugural WPL title. An impressive performance in the first innings by RCB's spin attack paved the way for their historic triumph, marking the franchise's first-ever trophy win.

In New Delhi, Sophie Molinuex and Shreyanka Patil delivered a mesmerizing display of spin bowling that shattered DC's hopes. Despite DC's strong start at 64 for no loss, Molinuex's entry into the attack completely altered the game's dynamics, as she swiftly took three wickets in a single over.

In a single over, she dismantled DC's top order, dismissing the intimidating Shafali Varma, the in-form Jemmimah Rodrigues, and the hard-hitting Alice Capsey. Supported by Shreyanka's impressive four-wicket haul, her spell contributed significantly to RCB restricting DC to a mere 113 runs in the final.

In pursuit of the modest target, Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Devine, and Ellyse Perry made notable contributions, steering RCB to a comfortable victory in New Delhi.

Shreyanka claimed the Purple Cap, surpassing Molinuex and Asha Sobhana, concluding the tournament with 13 wickets in eight matches. On the other hand, Perry claimed the Orange Cap, outperforming Meg Lanning for the honor.

1. WPL 2024 Final: A Live Recap

In the final, DC skipper Lanning won the toss and elected to bat. Lanning and Shafali initiated an intense start for DC, recording the highest powerplay score in WPL 2024.

Shafali was in full swing, set to be the first Indian to achieve a half-century in a WPL final. She especially targeted Renuka Singh, striking her for 19 runs in an over. Nevertheless, her aggressive 44-run innings from 27 balls, featuring two boundaries and three impressive sixes, was halted by Molineux.

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WPL Final: In-form DC look to win maiden WPL title after falling short last year

In-form Delhi Capitals, led by the inspirational Meg Lanning, would hope to be second time lucky and lift their maiden Women's Premier League title when they take on a plucky Royal Challengers Bangalore in the summit clash here on Sunday.

After missing out on the title in WPL's inaugural edition last year, losing by seven wickets to Mumbai Indians in the final, DC looked a rejuvenated side this year.

DC have been in superb form this year, topping the five-team league standings with 12 points from eight matches.

Lanning has led DC from the front, scoring 308 runs from eight innings, while South African all-rounder Marizanne Kapp and Australian left-arm spinner Jess Jonassen are the highest wicket-takers for the side with 11 scalps each.

DC's only two defeats this season came against Mumbai Indians UP Warriorz. Leaving aside those two matches, they have enjoyed a near-perfect campaign.

Going into the final, they will definitely start as favourites, having never lost to RCB in four meetings.

But having said that, past results will hardly have any significance in the final. It will be a new day and the the side which can withstand pressure and expectations will lift the title.

DC will expect the explosive Shafali Verma to provide them with a quick start alongside Lanning.

Jemimah Rodrigues has been in fine nick in the middle, but Lanning would expect more contributions from the likes of all-rounders Alice Capsey and Kapp.

On the bowling front, Jonassen has been the star performer but the likes of Kapp and Shikha Pandey too have contributed.

Left-arm spinner Radha Yadav has also been effective with 10 wickets and the home team will definitely depend a lot on its spinners in a relatively slow Kotla pitch.

RCB, on the other hand, finished third in the league phase after an inconsistent run that yielded eight points from as many games but they clicked when it mattered, knocking out defending champions MI by five runs in the eliminator here on Friday.

All-rounder Ellyse Perry will be key to RCB's success on Sunday as besides being the highest run-getter with 312 runs, the Australian has been impressive with the ball, scalping seven wickets.

If not for Perry's all-round show against MI on Friday, the result could have been different. She first played a vital 50-ball 66-run knock and then returned with figures of 1/29 to play a key role in RCB's journey to the final.

But Perry would look for more support from the likes of skipper Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Devine, Richa Ghosh and Sophie Molineux with the bat.

However if RCB were to stop DC, they would need efforts from their bowlers, especially the likes of Renuka Singh, Shreyanka Patil, Georgia Wareham etc.

All in all it promises to be a cracker of a contest with the balance slightly tilted towards hosts DC.

Teams (from):

Delhi Capitals: Taniya Bhatia (wk), Laura Harris, Meg Lanning (c), Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Alice Capsey, Marizanne Kapp, Shikha Pandey, Annabel Sutherland, Jess Jonassen, Minnu Mani, Poonam Yadav, Arundhati Reddy, Titas Sadhu, Radha Yadav, Ashwani Kumari, Aparna Mondal, V Sneha Deepthi.

Royal Challengers Bangalore: Richa Ghosh (wk), Disha Kasat, Smriti Mandhana (c), Sabbhineni Meghana, Indrani Roy, Satheesh Shubha, Heather Knight, Simran Bahadur, Nadine de Klerk, Sophie Devine, Shreyanka Patil, Ellyse Perry, Asha Sobhana, Ekta Bisht, Kate Cross, Sophie Molineux, Shradda Pokharkar, Renuka Singh, Georgia Wareham.

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