Laura Wolvaardt from Tammy Beaumont: Complete list of selected overseas players in WBBL | 11 draft

As Australia prepares for an exciting summer cricket, Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) Upcoming season drafts will feature a lineup filled with stars from overseas players, with all eight franchises making key choices. The draft, held on Thursday (June 19th), presents a diverse pool of talent from around the world and represents all major cricket countries.

Jemimah Rodrigues: Only Indian inclusion on the list

The headline is the all-around in India Rodroguepeople who are held by Brisbane fever. Her consistency and offensive stroke play make her a fan favorite, and her retention adds strength to the top order of the Heat.

England Star Spinner Sophie Ecclestone A highly-prominent switch to Adelaide Strikers and join forces with experienced campaigner Tammy Beaumont Laura Orbus. Meanwhile, Sydney Six went all-around Sophia Dunkley, Add more flexibility to their team.

Several other prominent T20 stars have been added to the draft

Several other franchises made bold moves. Sydney Thunder secured a great power in Sri Lanka Chamari Atapastu And the pace veteran Shabnim IsmailHobart Hurricane added English stars Natalie Cyber ​​Brandt and Danny Wyatt. Perth Scorchers went to a balanced mix and signed Sophie Devine, Chloe Trionand Page Sholfield Balance their lineup.

Melbourne Star also strengthened its core and picked up England Amy Jones and South Africa Marizanne Cup, Both are known for delivering under pressure. With 23 international stars surrounded by teams, WBBL 2025 promises a thrilling season filled with world-class talent and fierce competition. Fans can expect fireworks when the action begins.

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Here is a list of new foreign players and their respective teams signed.

1. Chloetrion (Perth Scorcher)
2. Shabnim Ismail (Sydney Thunder)
3. Dani Gibson (Melbourne Stars)
4. Brisbane fever is Brisbane’s fever.
5. Tammy Beaumont (Adelaide Striker)
6. Maddie Villier (Sydney Six)
7. Heather Knight (Sydney Thunder)
8. Page Sholfield (Perth Scorchers)
9. Sophie Ecclestone (Adelaide Striker)
10. Alice Capsy (Melbourne Renegaze)
11. Cinel Henry (Brisbane Heat)
12. Sophia Dunkley (Sydney Six)
13. Danni Wyatt-Hodge (Hobart Hurricane)
14. Deandra Dottin (Melbourne Renegades)
15. Lindsay Smith (Hobart Hurricane)
16. Amy Jones (Melbourne Stars)

List of pre-signed players:

1. Sophie Devine (Perth Scorchers)
2. Amelia Kerr (Sydney Six)
3. Laura Wolverd (Adelaide Striker)
4. Marizanne Cup (Melbourne Stars)
5. Nat Sciver-Brunt (Hobart Hurricanes)
6. Chamari Atapastu (Sydney Thunder)
7. Nadine de Clerac (Brisbane fever)

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This article was first published womencricket.coma Cricket time company.