Knight and Ecclestone among England stars in WBBL draft

17 Aug, 2023 11:02 AM, Thu

Knight and Ecclestone among England stars in WBBL draft

Heather Knight and Sophie Ecclestone title a gathering of England players who are the most recent to be affirmed for the WBBL draft on September 3. Knight, the Britain chief, is qualified for maintenance by Sydney Thunder having initially been because of join last season prior to being precluded by injury. Ecclestone, who is the No.1-positioned bowler in ODIs and T20Is, was a vital piece of Sydney Sixers' rushed to the last in 2022-23 where she guaranteed 20 wickets at 17.90 with an economy of 6.29 while made her runs at a strike-pace of 159.49. Tammy Beaumont is one more player who could be held by Thunder (each club gets one maintenance pick) and she will enter the draft having as of late turned into the first century-producer in quite a while's Hundred with 118 off 61 balls against Trent Rockets. Another Britain opener, Danni Wyatt, has likewise designated and could be held by Brisbane Intensity. Wyatt assumed a key part in Britain's new Remains fightback where she made 76 off 46 balls in the second T20I at The Oval. Alice Capsey, perhaps of the most thrilling youthful player in the game, is likewise in the blend and played for Melbourne Stars last season. Emma Sheep, Lauren Winfield-Slope, Sarah Glenn, Lauren Chime and Issy Wong are other affirmed names in the draft. Wong was because of play for Hobart Storms in 2022-23 yet had to pull out through injury. The Britain companion is the second gathering of players declared for the debut WBBL draft following an underlying five names which included India chief Harmanpreet Kaur. Abroad players can choose in three classifications for the draft - gold (AUD$90,000), silver (AUD$65,000) and bronze (AUD$40,000) - with the BBL then choosing a gathering of the greatest names to the platinum singles out AUD$110,000. How maintenance picks work Players in both the WBBL and BBL abroad player drafts will be a qualified maintenance player on the off chance that they fit any of the accompanying rules: Have been in a Major Slam crew for at least two seasons and haven't been contracted to one more group since Have been in a Major Slam crew the past season Was in a group crew last season however didn't play in the beginning 13 and have been supported by the Huge Slam Specialized Panel Is generally endorsed by the Enormous Slam Specialized Council because of extraordinary conditions.

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Rank Team Rating Points
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2 Australia 116 3936
3 South Africa 112 3357
4 Pakistan 106 2762
5 New Zealand 101 3349
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3 Shubman Gill 763
4 H.T. Tector 746
5 V. Kohli 746
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4 A. Vala 248
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3 England 108 4111
4 South Africa 104 2179
5 New Zealand 96 2121
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2 K.S. Williamson 859
3 D.J. Mitchell 768
4 S.P.D. Smith 757
5 R.G. Sharma 751
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2 J.J. Bumrah 847
3 J.R. Hazlewood 847
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4 J.E. Root 282
5 J.O. Holder 270
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2 Australia 257 11040
3 West Indies 255 12502
4 England 253 9876
5 New Zealand 247 12113
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3 P.D. Salt 800
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