After winning the Hundred up late, Deepti and Lanning will play for the Melbourne Stars.
Jemimah Rodrigues and Deepti Sharma headlined the platinum-round picks in the second Women's Big Bash League ( WBBL ) overseas draft. Rodriguez was the first pull for the Brisbane Heat, while Deepti was the first pick for the Melbourne Stars.
Rodrigues and Jonassen are already team-mates at Delhi Capitals in the Women's Premier League ( WPL) and Trinbago Knight Riders (WCPL), while Deepti played with Stars ' captain Meg Lanning for London Spirit in the title-winning women's Hundred recently.
Hobart Hurricanes, who had find one, drafted in Danni Wyatt after their previous alternatives in Sophie Ecclestone, Heather Knight and Laura Wolvaardt slipped by way of loyalty picks for Sydney Sixers, Sydney Thunder and Adelaide Strikers both.
Melbourne Renegades, who had get three, went for Deandra Dottin in the silver type. Dottin just recently reversed her global pensions and was picked in the West Indies club for the T20 World Cup 2024. As a result, Hayley Matthews, who was pre-signed by Renegades, was allocated a golden class as their second-round get. Ironically, they resisted habit to review in India captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has played for them in the history, with their rewrite stocks on a large following Sophia Molienux's availability.
Heat drafted in Shikha Pandey as their choose No. 15, and that meant Nadine de Klerk, their pre-draft filing, was allocated the silver type. It will be Pandey's girl WBBL period, although she has played league cricket in Queensland alongside a few of the Heat gamers. She has been reunited with her Delhi Capitals and TKR team-mates, Rodrigues and Jonassen.
Stars even selected wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia as their second get, having kept the engagement pick cards in their hands for Alice Capsey, who was drafted in by Renegades.
D Hemalatha's acquaintance with Beth Mooney at Gujarat Giants in the WPL even helped in her getting drafted with Perth Scorchers, who allocated the platinum group to their pre-signed captain Sophie Devine. Amy Jones, who was component of their club last season, was selected in the silver group.
Workers ' next choose, in the last round, was Ireland allrounder Orla Prendergast. She bat in the middle attempt and bowls hole, just even captaining Ireland in the Wickets against Sri Lanka. While Workers passed their pull in the second round, the third and fourth shells saw five groups pass their becomes.
" We think she is a singer allrounder", Strikers captain Tahlia McGrath, who was at the draft board, said of Prendergast. " She has n't played a lot of overseas leagues but has a bright future. She has a lot of talent, as we did in Ireland next month. ]I ] ca n't wait to see what she has for the franchise in blue".
With Amelia Kerr pre-signed by Flyers as a gold-category get, they may have a strong spin-bowling pairing with Ecclestone. North Superchargers top-order pitcher Hollie Armitage rounded up the document for the part coached by Charlotte Edwards.
The presence of six Indians is the most for an version of the WBBL.
How the WBBL document played out
Hobart Hurricanes: Danni Wyatt, Chloe Tryon, Lizelle Lee ( retained ) Sydney Sixers: Sophie Ecclestone ( retained ), Amelia Kerr ( pre-signed ), Hollie Armitage Melbourne Renegades: Deandra Dottin, Hayley Matthews ( pre-signed ), Alice Capsey Melbourne Stars: Deepti Sharma, Marizanne Kapp ( pre-signed ), Yastika BhatiaSydney Thunder: Heather Knight ( retained ), Shabnim Ismail, Chamari Athapaththu ( pre-signed ), Georgia AdamsAdelaide Strikers: Laura Wolvaardt ( retained ), Smriti Mandhana ( pre-signed ), Orla PrendergastBrisbane Heat: Jemimah Rodrigues, Shikha Pandey, Nadine de KlerkPerth Scorchers: Sophie Devine ( pre-signed ), Amy Jones, D Hemalatha
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