Women's Madhya Pradesh League 2025 to Feature Star Cricketers in Indore
Women's MP League 2025 Features Top Cricketers in Indore

The second edition of the women's Madhya Pradesh League (MPL) is set to captivate cricket fans in Indore, offering a close-up view of several renowned names from women's cricket. World Cup winners, Women's Premier League (WPL) players, and emerging India prospects will be in action when the tournament begins on June 4.

Tournament Structure and Venues

The league will feature five teams competing in 10 league matches, all scheduled at the Daly College Cricket Ground. The eliminator and final will be held at Holkar Stadium on June 12 and 13, respectively. The opening match on June 4 at 10 am promises significant attraction, with the Chambal Ghariyals taking on the Gwalior Shernis.

Key Players and Teams

Fans will witness India international and WPL player Pooja Vastrakar representing the Chambal Ghariyals, alongside Rahila Firdous, a standout pick from the WPL 2026 season. This match is expected to be a highlight of the opening day, featuring several national-level players.

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The Gwalior Shernis boast a strong lineup, including Women's World Cup winner Kranti Gaud, Under-19 World Cup champion Soumya Tiwari, and experienced domestic player Nuzhat Parveen. Rising spinner Vaishnavi Sharma will lead the Royal Nimar Eagles, while recently selected India player Anushka Sharma is set to play for the Bundelkhand Bulls.

The five participating teams this season are Bundelkhand Bulls, Chambal Ghariyals, Bhopal Wolves, and two new additions: Royal Nimar Eagles and Gwalior Shernis.

Schedule and Knockout Stage

According to the schedule released on Friday, teams will play league matches until June 11. The top sides will then qualify for the knockout stage. The eliminator is scheduled at Holkar Stadium on June 12 at 7:30 pm, followed by the final under lights on June 13.

Impact on Women's Cricket in Madhya Pradesh

The women's edition of the MPL was introduced last year as part of efforts to strengthen the women's cricket structure in Madhya Pradesh. Organizers believe the presence of WPL players and India prospects will further boost the tournament's profile while offering local fans an opportunity to watch established and emerging women cricketers live in Indore.

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