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DC's Main Priority In WPL 2027 Auction Will Be To Get An Experienced Keeper: Reema Malhotra
Former India cricketer Reema Malhotra feels landing an experienced wicketkeeper-batter will be the foremost task on the mind of Delhi Capitals (DC) in the 2027 Women’s Premier League (WPL) mini auction, adding that the four-time runners-up cannot afford to go without a proven hand behind the stumps if they are serious about lifting the trophy.
DC, who have a purse of Rs 1.10 crore, released both Taniyaa Bhatia and Lizelle Lee ahead of the auction, leaving young Mamatha Madiwala as the only keeping option in the squad. With other teams also vying for keeping options, the likes of Taniyaa, Uma Chetry, Nuzhat Parween, Sushma Verma, G Kamalini, Bhavika Ahire and Sarah Bryce can expect big paydays in the auction starting from 5:30pm in Kochi on Wednesday.
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'UP Warriorz Need Aggressive Indian Opener,' Says Reema Malhotra Ahead Of WPL 2027 Auction
Captain Meg Lanning: Former India cricketer Reema Malhotra believes UP Warriorz need an aggressive Indian opener who can attack from the first ball as they look to rebuild their squad for the upcoming Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2027 season.
MI Should Go Big For Sushma Verma At WPL Auction: Reema Malhotra
Caribbean Premier League: Former India cricketer Reema Malhotra believes Mumbai Indians should target wicketkeeper-batter Sushma Verma at the upcoming Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2027 auction to address their concerns at the top of the order.
Sushma Verma Set To Hit A Jackpot In WPL Auction: Reema Malhotra
Trinbago Knight Riders: Senior wicketkeeper-batter Sushma Verma is poised for a big payday at the WPL 2027 auction, with UP Warriorz and Mumbai Indians likely to lock horns for her services, said former India player Reema Malhotra on Friday.
RCB Will Target Indian Batters, All-rounders In WPL Auction: Reema Malhotra
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Former India cricketer Reema Malhotra believes defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will be on the lookout for Indian batters and all-rounders at the WPL 2027 auction happening in Kochi on October 28, adding that the franchise needs to plug gaps in its middle order and find a reliable number seven.
Shafali No Longer Just A Powerplay Batter, Puts A Price On Her Wicket: Reema Malhotra
Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International: Former India all-rounder Reema Malhotra said Shafali Verma has evolved from an all-out powerplay hitter into an opening batter who values her wicket and bats with responsibility beyond the first six overs. Reema went on to call Shafali as the best women’s T20I batter in the world right now.
India Need To Experiment, Take Hard Decisions To Become Trophy Contenders: Reema Malhotra
T20 World Cup: Former India cricketer Reema Malhotra believes the national women's T20I team needs to make some ‘hard decisions’ and embrace tactical changes if they are to transition into a side capable of consistently challenging for global silverware.
Yash Dhull Scoring Lots Of Runs In DPL Will Certainly Help Him In IPL, Says Chopra
Indian Premier League: Ex-opener Aakash Chopra spoke about Yash Dhull's potential of getting an Indian Premier League (IPL) team when the mini-auction happens in Abu Dhabi on December 16, saying that the right-handed batter being among the top run-scorers in this year’s Delhi Premier League (DPL) will certainly help his case.
Blunt Conversation After England Loss Was Our Turning Point In WC: Muzumdar
ODI World Cup: Indian women’s head coach Amol Muzumdar credited a candid team meeting during the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup group stage as the turning point in the side’s triumphant campaign. After three consecutive losses to Australia, South Africa, and England, India went on an unbeaten run to eventually win its first-ever World Cup title on home soil.
We Had It In Mind That We’ve To Win World Cup, Prepared For Last 6-7 Months: Sneh Rana
ODI World Cup: On November 2, a billion hopes and a home World Cup campaign culminated in a historic triumph for India, as Sneh Rana and the Women in Blue lifted their maiden Women’s ODI World Cup title with a 52-run win over South Africa at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
We Couldn't Sleep, Everyone Was Dancing And Partying All Night, Says Radha Yadav On ODI WC Celebrations
ODI World Cup: It’s exactly a week since India won its first-ever Women’s ODI World Cup with a 52-run win over South Africa at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai and Radha Yadav, the left-arm spin bowling all-rounder, said the side celebrated the historic triumph with an unforgettable and sleepless night of dancing and partying in the hotel.
World Cup Win Is A Reward Not Just For Team, But For All Legends Of The Game: Pratika
ODI World Cup: India batter Pratika Rawal said the historic Women’s ODI World Cup triumph is a reward not just for the hard work done by the current squad, but also for the generations of legendary players who laid the foundation for women's cricket in the country.
'Dard Hai, Sochna Nahi Hai': Richa Ghosh's Coach Reveals How She Played With Pain In WC Knockouts
U19 T20 World Cup: Though Bengal endured a difficult time on the field in their recent Ranji Trophy game against Tripura, bowling coach Shib Shankar Paul had his reason to be somewhat joyful – his student, wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh – was the member of the Indian team beating South Africa by 52 runs to clinch their first-ever Women’s ODI World Cup title.
Indian Team Has Enough Match-winners To Challenge Australia In Semis, Says Reema Malhotra
DY Patil Stadium: Former India batter Reema Malhotra asserted that the Women in Blue have enough firepower in their line-up to topple defending champions Australia in the Women's World Cup semifinal scheduled for Thursday.
‘Extremely Sorry For This Incident’: BCCI Secy Devajit Saikia After Australian Cricketers Get Molested In Indore
BCCI Secy Devajit Saikia: BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia issued a statement on the Australian cricketers’ molestation case and condemned the “unfortunate event.” Notably, two female Australian cricketers were molested by a motorcyclist in Indore when they were walking to a nearby cafe from their hotel.
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