THE THREE TEAMS that featured in the play-offs of the inaugural edition Women's Premier League champions Mumbai Indians, finalists Delhi Capitals, and third-placed UP Warriorz - have all opted to trust the core group of players that delivered for them.Ameasure of that lies in the fact that MI and DC's playing XIs in the final have been fully retained, while UPW have released just one player from their starting group. These three teams can walk into the auction in Mumbai on Saturday safe in the knowledge that they need just minor reinforcements for the next season.
And so the attention will be on Gujarat Giants and Royal Challengers Bangalore as the franchises go to the auction tables to get their teams in shape for the second edition. RCB struggled for most of the season but eventually finished above the Giants on the points table on net run rate. Both teams just managed two wins out of the eight matches they played.
A total of 165 cricketers 104 Indians and 61 overseas are in contention to be picked up for the 30 slots available (9 overseas) across the board. The teams have an additional Rs 1.50 crore added to their purse for this auction from the Rs 12 crore that was available last time.
GUJARAT GIANTS
Purse available: 5.95 crore
Slots to fill: 10 (Overseas: 3)
Retained Players: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Dayalan Hemalatha, Harleen Deol, Laura Wolvaardt, Shabnam Shakil, Sneh Rana, Tanuja Kanwer.
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