WPL 2025 auction LIVE updates: The first session of the WPL Auction saw a few costly buys, and majorly, some good players getting unsold. The likes of Poonam Yadav, Sneh Rana have gone unsold. G Kamalini and Simran Shaikh ruled the roost with 1.60 Cr, and 1.90 Cr bids.
The Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction has begun. The mini-auction will give franchises the chance to fill up to 19 slots. It includes a maximum of 14 Indian players and 5 overseas players. Teams will have a combined purse of Rs 16.70 crore, with each franchise permitted to spend up to Rs 15 crore on their squad.
WPL 2025 auction LIVE
WPL 2025 Auction Telecast channel and Live streaming
The Women’s Premier League 2025 auction will be available for live streaming on JioCinema at 3 PM IST. In India, the matches will be broadcast live on Sports18 and Sports18 HD TV channels.
- OTT Platform: Jio Cinema
- TV Channel: Sports18 and Sports18 HD
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WPL 2025 Auction FAQs
When is the WPL auction 2025?
WPL mini-auction will be held on December 15 in Bengaluru.
Where to watch WPL auction 2025?
WPL auction will be available for viewers to watch in the JioCinema app and Sports 18 network.
How many players will be there in WPL auction 2025?
Franchises have only 19 slots to fill in the WPL 2025 Auction and a combined purse of Rs 16.7 crore. But the final list of players to be auctioned is not yet out.
When will WPL 2025 start?
The WPL 2025 auction will take place from the end of February 21 and will end in the second week of March. It will feature a double round-robin format followed by the playoffs and the final.
What is the total purse available for all teams in the WPL 2025 auction?
The total purse for all teams stands at Rs 16.7 crore, with each franchise permitted to allocate a maximum of Rs 15 crore for their squad.
Which team has the biggest purse at WPL 2025 Auction?
Having released seven players, Gujarat Giants will go into the WPL 2025 Auction with Rs 4.4 Crore, the highest purse.
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