• Chamari Athapaththu, Kim Garth and Deandra Dottin were among the unsold players at the WPL 2024 Auction.

  • A total of 165 players had thrown their hats at the auction table.

WPL 2024: List of players who remained unsold at the auction with their base price
Chamari Athapaththu

At the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2024 Auction held in Mumbai on Saturday, several prominent overseas players failed to find buyers, leaving them without contracts for the upcoming WPL season.

A total of 165 players had thrown their hats at the auction table, creating an air of anticipation among fans and franchises alike. However, when the bidding concluded, only 91 players found takers, and among them, 30 secured coveted WPL contracts.

Chamari Athapaththu, Kim Garth and Deandra Dottin among the unsold players

Chamari Athapaththu, an explosive Sri Lanka batter, Kim Garth, a reliable Australia all-rounder and Deandra Dottin, the West Indies stalwart, were surprisingly among the unsold players. Their absence from the list of sold players raised eyebrows and stirred discussions among cricket enthusiasts.

The five franchises  – Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants, Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore and UP Warriorz – now find themselves with no remaining slots for the upcoming season. The auction has solidified their squads, and team strategies are expected to crystallize as they approach the tournament.

Also READ: WPL 2024 – Complete list of players sold at the auction with their price

List of unsold players at the WPL 2024 Auction:

  1. Bharti Fulmali – ₹30 lakh
  2. Mona Meshram – ₹30 lakh
  3. Punam Raut – ₹30 lakh
  4. Naomi Stalenberg (Australia) – ₹30 lakh
  5. Maia Boucher (England) – ₹30 lakh
  6. Priya Punia – ₹30 lakh
  7. Devika Vaidya – ₹30 lakh
  8. Deandra Dottin (West Indies) – ₹50 lakh
  9. Nadine de Klerk (South Africa) – ₹30 lakh
  10. Chamari Athapaththu (Sri Lanka) – ₹30 lakh
  11. Bess Heath (England) – ₹30 lakh
  12. Sushma Verma – ₹30 lakh
  13. Amy Jones (England) – ₹40 lakh
  14. Tammy Beaumont (England) – ₹30 lakh
  15. Nuzhat Parween – ₹30 lakh
  16. Lea Tahuhu (New Zealand) – ₹30 lakh
  17. Kim Garth (Australia) – ₹50 lakh
  18. Shamilia Connell (West Indies) – ₹30 lakh
  19. Amanda-Jade Wellington (Australia) – ₹30 lakh
  20. Preeti Bose – ₹30 lakh
  21. Alana King (Australia) – ₹30 lakh
  22. Inoka Ranaweera (Sri Lanka) – ₹30 lakh
  23. Drishya I V – ₹10 lakh
  24. Jasia Akhter – ₹10 lakh
  25. Arushi Goel – ₹10 lakh
  26. Simran Shaikh – ₹10 lakh
  27. Ridhima Aggarwal – ₹10 lakh
  28. G. Divya – ₹10 lakh
  29. Sarah Bryce (Scotland) – ₹10 lakh
  30. Theertha Satish (UAE) – ₹10 lakh
  31. Shivali Shinde – ₹20 lakh
  32. Uma Chetry – ₹10 lakh
  33. Gautami Naik – ₹10 lakh
  34. G. Trisha – ₹10 lakh
  35. Raghvi Bisht – ₹10 lakh
  36. Parushi Prabhakar – ₹10 lakh
  37. Hurley Gala – ₹10 lakh
  38. Nishu Choudhary – ₹10 lakh
  39. Aditi Chauhan – ₹20 lakh
  40. Komalpreet Kaur – ₹10 lakh
  41. Komal Zanzad – ₹10 lakh
  42. Haorungbam Chanu – ₹10 lakh
  43. Rekha Singh – ₹10 lakh
  44. Tara Norris (USA) – ₹10 lakh
  45. Parunika Sisodia – ₹10 lakh
  46. Sunanda Yetrekar – ₹10 lakh
  47. Sonam Yadav – ₹10 lakh
  48. Amisha Bahukhandi – ₹10 lakh
  49. Nicola Carey (Australia) – ₹30 lakh
  50. Alice Davidson Richards (England) – ₹30 lakh
  51. Kristie Gordon (England) – ₹30 lakh
  52. Dhara Gujjar – ₹10 lakh
  53. Nicola Hancock (Australia) – ₹10 lakh
  54. Millicent Illingworth (Australia) – ₹10 lakh
  55. Paige Scholfield (England) – ₹10 lakh
  56. Anushka Sharma – ₹10 lakh
  57. Iris Zwilling (Netherlands) – ₹10 lakh
  58. Bhavana Goplani – ₹10 lakh
  59. Devika K – ₹10 lakh
  60. Priyanka Koushal – ₹10 lakh
  61. Tanisha Singh – ₹10 lakh

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