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Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women Secure Tejal Hasabnis and Chloe Tryon in WPL 2027 Auction
Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women have made bold moves in the 2027 Women’s Premier League auction, securing India’s Tejal Hasabnis and international all-rounder Chloe Tryon for ₹30 lakh each. The squad reshuffle signals a strategic push ahead of the upcoming season.
RCB strengthens title defence with Tryon, Hasabnis and Dinesh in WPL 2027 auction
Royal Challengers Bengaluru added four key players – Jess Jonassen, Chloe Tryon, Tejal Hasabnis and Vrinda Dinesh – to their roster ahead of the 2027 Women’s Premier League. The acquisitions give the defending champions added depth as the season kicks off on 14 January.
Kieron Pollard takes charge at Mumbai Indians as franchise seeks to reclaim dominance
Mumbai Indians have appointed Kieron Pollard as their new head coach, replacing Mahela Jayawardene after two underwhelming seasons. Pollard, a franchise legend, has pledged to restore the team’s identity and competitive edge in the IPL.
England’s Women’s Cricket Stars Face Unprecedented Conflict: WPL 2027 Knockouts Could Derail Sri Lanka T20I Series
Nat Sciver-Brunt and England’s top women’s cricketers now face a critical dilemma: their franchises’ progress in the WPL 2027 knockout stage could force them to skip the upcoming T20I series against Sri Lanka, a pivotal preparation for the Women’s T20 Champions Trophy. The scheduling clash threatens to disrupt England’s preparations for one of the most high-stakes tournaments in women’s cricket.
Mumbai Indians begin head coach search with five former internationals shortlisted ahead of IPL 2027
After a ninth-place finish in 2026, Mumbai Indians have moved swiftly to replace Mahela Jayawardene with a fresh leadership approach. Five former cricketers—including two Australians—are now in contention for the role, with interviews set to begin this weekend.
Aditya Tare: Arsenal’s Back-to-Back Title Ambitions Rooted in IPL Success
Former Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper Aditya Tare, who knows the pressure of back-to-back championships, has publicly backed Arsenal to defend their Premier League crown—drawing parallels between his IPL triumphs and the Gunners’ current form. With Manchester City still in their path, Tare’s confidence in Mikel Arteta’s project could be a telling indicator of the race ahead.
Aditya Tare: Arsenal’s Premier League dominance is within reach, says former Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper
Former Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper Aditya Tare has backed Arsenal to win back-to-back Premier League titles, saying Mikel Arteta’s side have the ingredients to build a sustained period of dominance
Mumbai Indians finished in fourth place in WPL 2026
The Women’s Premier League is entering a new era, and Mumbai Indians have made a calculated leadership move to secure their future dominance. On Thursday, September 24, the franchise officially anno