West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin among 120 players vying for a place in the Women’s Premier League

West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.

The Barbadian power hitter is one of 120 players vying to fill 19 spots reserved for overseas based players for the third season of the WPL, which runs from February 21 to March 15, 2025. 

The 33 year old is one of three players along with England’s Heather Knight and South African opener Lizelle Lee who listed their reserved at approximately U.S sixty thousand dollars, which the highest in the auction.

Dottin earlier this year came out of retirement and helped West Indies women reach the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s T/20 World Cup where she was subsequently in the best eleven after hitting the most sixes in the tournament.

She was recently part of the successful Melbourne Renegades outfit that recently captured their maiden Women’s Big Bash T/20 league title in Australia.

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