WPL auction today with 12 MP players on the list:Base price ranges from ₹10–50 lakh as World Cup winner Kranti Gaur becomes top attraction

The first mega auction of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) will begin on Thursday at 3:30 PM at a hotel in Aerocity, New Delhi. A total of 12 women cricketers from Madhya Pradesh are part of the auction list. 12 MP players enter the WPL mega auction From Indore, Ayushi Shukla, Anadi Tagde, and Priyanka Kaushal are included.
From Bhopal, Rahilaa Firdaus and Saumya Tiwari have made the list.
Gwalior’s Anushka Sharma and Vaishnavi Sharma are also in contention.
Other MP players are Nikita Singh, Sanskriti Gupta, Pooja Vastrakar, and Shuchi Upadhyay. Their base prices range between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 50 lakh. Kranti Gaur expected to draw big bids A major focus will be on Kranti Gaur from Chhatarpur, who had an impressive performance in the Women’s World Cup—taking 9 wickets in 8 matches.
Thanks to this, her base price has been set at Rs 50 lakh, and she is expected to receive bids exceeding Rs 1 crore. Pooja Vastrakar and Sanskriti Gupta are also likely to attract strong interest from franchises. Highest representation from railways and Delhi For this first WPL mega auction: WPL season may begin from January 7 The new season of the Women’s Premier League is likely to start from January 7.
Madhya Pradesh’s women’s team recently reached the final of the BCCI National T20 Championship, strengthening the case for MP players in the auction. List of MP Players in the Auction 1. Kranti Gaur (Chhatarpur) 2. Sanskriti Gupta (Shahdol) 3. Rahilaa Firdaus (Bhopal) 4. Anadi Tagde (Indore) 5. Ayushi Shukla (Indore) 6. Priyanka Kaushal (Indore) 7. Pooja Vastrakar (Shahdol) 8. Shuchi Upadhyay (Jabalpur) 9. Anushka Sharma (Gwalior) 10. Vaishnavi Sharma (Gwalior) 11. Saumya Tiwari (Bhopal) 12. Nikita Singh (Bhopal division) Three MP players were bought in the previous season Why a mega auction? WPL holds a mega auction every three years, giving teams a chance to rebuild their squads. Up to 200 players may go unsold BCCI has shortlisted 277 players, including: But with only 73 slots available across five teams—50 Indian and 23 foreign slots—nearly 200 players are likely to remain unsold.