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Watch: Shafali Verma says WPL will bring big opportunity for domestic players

The India opener, who hails from Haryana, near national capital shared her excitement on being part of of the Delhi franchise and said that the WPL will bring huge opportunities for the domestic players who will be up against the best women's talents from around the world.The hard-hitting batter was one of the biggest names at the auction and was involved in a fierce bidding war before being snapped up by the franchise from the national capital.

India vs Australia: Mitchell Starc poised to return, but Scott Boland hopes for another go

Australia were hammered by an innings and 132 runs inside three days in Nagpur, but Boland, despite going wicketless in his first Test outside Australia, impressed with his tidy bowling on a slow track where spinners ruled the roost.Starc, who missed the opener with a finger injury, is set to be Australia's second quick in Delhi, while the tourists might field three spinners should all-rounder Cameron Green, also recovering from a finger injury, be fit to play.Boland told reporters he hoped his bowling in Nagpur "made the selectors' job a little tougher" when measuring him against Starc, "who is a gun in these conditions and has bowled really well in Sri Lanka and Pakistan".

Mandhana, Sciver-Brunt and Gardner strike it rich in WPL auction

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SA stars Kapp, Ismail score big at Women's Premier League auction

South African national women's cricketers Shabnim Ismail and Marizanne Kapp landed themselves a cool R2.17 million and R3.26 million respectively at Monday's Women's Premier League auction.

Starc poised to return, but Boland hopes for another go

NEW DELHI : Mitchell Starc is likely to link up with skipper Pat Cummins in Australia's pace attack for the second test against India, but Scott Boland hopes he has made the selectors' task difficult with his disciplined display in the opening match in Nagpur.

India-Australia third Test shifted to new venue

The third Test between India and Australia has been moved out of the northern town of Dharamsala because of the state of the outfield, India's cricket board said on Monday.

India vs Australia: Dharamsala's loss is Indore's gain, 3rd Test match venue changed

"The third Test of the Mastercard Australia tour of India for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, originally scheduled to take place at the HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala from 1st to 5th March has now been moved to Holkar Stadium, Indore.Owing to harsh winter conditions in the region, the outfield lacks sufficient grass density and will need some time to develop fully." - The BCCI confirmed in a press release on Monday.

Australia get Starc boost but Cummins rules out 'reinventing the wheel'

NAGPUR : Mitchell Starc is likely to be available for the second test against India but captain Pat Cummins has ruled out overhauling the squad following the battering they received in the series opener in Nagpur.

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Watch: Shafali Verma says WPL will bring big opportunity for domestic players

India vs Australia: Mitchell Starc poised to return, but Scott Boland hopes for another go

Mandhana, Sciver-Brunt and Gardner strike it rich in WPL auction

SA stars Kapp, Ismail score big at Women's Premier League auction

Starc poised to return, but Boland hopes for another go

India-Australia third Test shifted to new venue

India vs Australia: Dharamsala's loss is Indore's gain, 3rd Test match venue changed

Australia get Starc boost but Cummins rules out 'reinventing the wheel'