Overseas draft for Women’s Hundred 2024 Announced, Harmanpreet Kaur opts out of draft

The Southern Brave led by skipper Anya Shrubsole clinched their maiden title in the Women’s Hundred in the 3rd edition of the Women’s Hundred last year. They ended up as the runners-up in the first couple of editions in the Women’s Hundred. A player draft was introduced for the first time in the Women’s Hundred last year, in the 3rd edition of the tournament.

Overseas draft for Women’s Hundred 2024 Announced, Harmanpreet Kaur opts out of draft
Overseas draft for Women’s Hundred 2024 Announced, Harmanpreet Kaur opts out of draft

The teams could only retain four players from their current squad as per the player draft. A minimum of four players can be signed from the draft and the teams can use one right-to-match card to for a player to effectively retain that player for the next edition of the tournament. The upcoming 4th edition of the Women’s Hundred is all set to commence on 23rd July 2024 and will conclude on 18th August 2024. A total of 15 Indian players have registered for the draft, out of which 6 of them Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Renuka Singh Thakur, Richa Ghosh, and Shreyanka Patil have enrolled themselves under a specific price bracket.

A total of 41 Australian players, the Sri-Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu is the only Sri Lankan and Jahanara Alam is the only player from Bangladesh Jahanara Alam, Maryam Omar from Kuwait, Gunjan Shukla from Sweden, Yasmeen Khan, from Namibia, in the list. There are 10 players from West Indies, 5 players from Ireland, 8 players from Zimbabwe, 19 players from New Zealand, a couple of players from Papua New Guinea, 11 players from South Africa, 5 players from Pakistan, a couple of players from UAE, and a couple of players from Hong Kong are the other overseas players who have registered themselves in the draft for the 4th edition of the Women’s Hundred.

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Sr No

Name

Country

Reserve Price (In Pounds)

Right to Match

1

Smriti Mandhana

India

50,000

Southern Brave

2

Jemimah Rodrigues

India

50,000

Northern Superchargers

3

Deepti Sharma

India

50,000

London Spirit

4

Renuka Thakur

India

30,000

5

Richa Ghosh

India

17,500

6

Shreyanka Patil

India

17,500

7

Ashleigh Gardner

Australia

40,000

8

Beth Mooney

Australia

40,000

9

Meg Lanning

Australia

40,000

10

Annabel Sutherland

Australia

40,000

11

Darcie Brown

Australia

30,000

12

Kim Garth

Australia

30,000

13

Jess Jonassen

Australia

30,000

14

Sophie Molineux

Australia

30,000

15

Tooba Khan

Australia

30,000

16

Megan Schutt

Australia

30,000

17

AJ Wellington

Australia

30,000

Manchester Originals

18

Erin Burns

Australia

17,500

Birmingham Phoenix

19

Suzie Bates

New Zealand

17,500

Oval Invincibles

20

Maddy Green

New Zealand

17,500

21

Fran Jonas

New Zealand

14,000

22

Jess Kerr

New Zealand

14,000

23

Lizelle Lee

South Africa

30,000

Trent Rockets

24

Nonkululeko Mlaba

South Africa

17,500

25

Iram Javed

Pakistan

17,500

26

Nida Dar

Pakistan

17,500

27

Fatima Sana

Pakistan

17,500

28

Chamari Athapaththu

Sri Lanka

30,000

29

Deandra Dottin

West Indies

30,000

Manchester Originals

30

Stafanie Taylor

West Indies

17,500

31

Gaby Lewis

Ireland

14,000

32

Orla Prendergast

Ireland

14,000

33

Nomvelo Sibanda

Zimbabwe

11,000

The player draft will be held on 20th March at the Shard in London. Oval Invincibles will face off against Birmingham Phoenix to kickstart the 4th edition of the Women’s Hundred from 8:15 PM IST.

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