Kashvee Gautam
Today was a big day for women cricketers. Women players were auctioned for the second season of the Women’s Premier League to be played next year. While many players were disappointed, there were some players who were given crores of rupees. Among those players, there was one player who was included in the team for crores of rupees without even making her debut for Team India. This player is none other than 20 year old Kashvi Gautam. Kashvi Gautam has received more money than even Team India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has received.
Meanwhile, Rs joined the Gujarat team
India’s Kashvi Gautam was bought by Gujarat Giants for Rs 2 crore and has become the most expensive uncapped Indian player ever. A fast bowling all-rounder, Kashvi has created records in the women’s circuit. In the women’s domestic U19 competition, she recorded a hat-trick for Chandigarh against Arunachal Pradesh in an ODI match. It was only after this match that she came into everyone’s attention and now she has finally got the fruits of her hard work. Despite being only 20 years old, she took 12 wickets at an economy rate of 4.14 runs per over in seven matches in the Women’s Senior T20 Trophy 2023. He also participated in the Hong Kong ACC Emerging Tournament with the Indian team. Where the Indian team also won the tournament.
Which team has which money?
Teams have a total of 30 slots open in the Mumbai auction, including 9 for foreign players. In the offseason, Gujarat Giants, who finished last in the 2023 season, made the biggest changes, releasing 11 players and coming into the auction with the biggest purse of Rs 5.95 crore. RCB had to fill 7 spots with a budget of Rs 3.35 crore. Defending champions Mumbai and UP Warriors both had five slots open and came away with auction purses of Rs 2.1 crore and Rs 4 crore respectively. Delhi had released only 3 players and came into the auction with a purse of Rs 2.25 crore. All teams are allowed to have a maximum roster of 18 players for the season, with an auction purse cap of Rs 13.5 crore.
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