Full Squad of Smriti Mandhana's RCB: Royal Challengers Bangalore Women's Team Full Players List in WPL Team Auction 2023

Royal Challengers Bangalore is one of the most successful franchises in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and is now entering the Women's Premier League (WPL) auction. The team is valued at approximately INR 901 crores and is owned by United Spirits, a subsidiary of the British alcoholic beverages company Diageo.

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In the WPL auction, Royal Challengers Bangalore is expected to target some of the top players in the women's cricket world. Some of the players they could target are Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, and Harmanpreet Kaur. The team will be looking to build a strong and balanced squad with a mix of experienced and young players.

Royal Challengers Bangalore has been successful in the IPL, with the team reaching the final three times. The team's success in the IPL can help it grow in the WPL as it has a huge fan following and a strong brand image. The team's success in the IPL will also attract top players to join the team and help it in building a strong team for the WPL.

The WPL is a new tournament and has a lot of potential for growth. The tournament will provide an opportunity for women's cricket to grow in India and for the players to showcase their skills. The tournament will also provide a platform for young girls to take up cricket as a career.
In conclusion, Royal Challengers Bangalore is entering the WPL auction with a strong coaching staff and a strong brand image. The team is valued at INR 901 crores and is expected to target some of the top players in the women's cricket world. The team's success in the IPL can help it grow in the WPL and contribute to the growth of women's cricket in India.

Player Name	Country	Age	Role	Auction Price
Smriti Mandhana	India	26 years	Batter	Rs 3.4 crore
Sophie Devine	India	33 years	All-Rounder	Rs 50 lakh
Ellyse Perry	Australia	32 years	All-Rounder	Rs 1.7 crore
Renuka Singh	India	27 years	Bowler	Rs 1.5 crore
Richa Ghosh	India	19 years	Batter	Rs 1.9 crore
Erin Burns	Australia	34 years	All-rounder	Rs 30 lakh
Disha Kasat	India	25 Years	Batter	Rs 10 Lakh
Indrani Roy	India	25 years	Wicket-Keeper	Rs 10 Lakh
Shreyanka Patil	India	20 years	All-rounder	Rs 10 Lakh
Asha Shobana	India		All-rounder	Rs 10 Lakh
Kanika Ahuja	India		All-rounder	Rs 35 Lakh
Sahana Pawar	India	26	Bowler	Rs 10 Lakh
Poonam Khemnar	India		All-rounder	Rs 10 Lakh
Komal Zanzad	India	31	Bowler	Rs 25 Lakh
Preeti Bose	India	30	Bowler	Rs 30 Lakh
Dane Van Niekerk	South Africa	29	All-rounder	Rs 30 Lakh
Megan Schutt	Australia	30	Bowler	Rs 40 Lakh
Heather Knight	England		All-rounder	R 40 Lakh