TOP 5 WICKETKEEPERS TO WATCH OUT FOR IN THE WOMENS PREMIER LEAGUE

1. BETH MOONEY

Beth Mooney from Australia is a wicket keeper batter to look forward to in the upcoming WPL she keeps at the domestic level in various T20 leagues and is very effective behind the stumps. With an international experience of 83 matches and very good experience in leagues across the world and a solid average of 40+ and a strike rate of 124 she will be a player to look forward to. She was the leading run scorer for Australia in the 2020 women’s t20 world cup and is currently the no.2 ranked t20 player in the world in women’s cricket. She a versatile stroke maker and can hit the ball long too and that perfect player to have at the top of the order also she will be the one leading the Gujrat team and looking forward to watching her as a skipper too.

2. YASTIKA BHATIA

A promising young talent from India one of those recent players who has shown good promise as a good elegant opener and a very effective keeper behind the stumps with some unique msd moves and some marvellous takes. She is definitely a young talent to look forward to in the WPL.

3. ALYSSA HEALY

Alyssa Healy as we know is the wife of one of Australian men’s most popular fast bowlers Mitchell Starc .She is one of the most destructive wicket keeper batsman in women’s cricket and bats at the top of the order she holds the record of one of the highest individual t20 scores of 148. Her main strength is her ability to hit down the ground and within the V and she always looks to hit the ball as straight as possible making her a wonderful player to watch. She will definitely be a major player to look forward too in the WPL.

4. RICHA GHOSH

This young lad from Bengal made her debut at a young of just 16 in the year 2020 after winning the Bengal state cricketer of the year in 2018. She is very handy batsman down he order with massive strike rate of 133 and her clean striking ability makes her the perfect finisher that you would like to have in your team. Looking forward to see her shine at the WPL with some useful lusty blows down the order.

5. TANIYAA BHATIA

She Was the first women from Chandigarh to be a part of the Indian women’s national cricket team and has played 53 t20 internationals for India. She is trained under the coaching of famous Indian cricketer RP Singh. A good wicket keeper with good quick reflexes. She has shown some promise as a good hard hitting batter but is yet to establish herself. She will definitely be look to use this tournament as an opportunity to prove herself and take her game to the next level and a player to look forward to.