The women’s IPL auction is over. Many cricketers have become millionaires overnight. Even a few years ago, there was not so much talk about women’s cricket in India.

But Monday was a historic day. For the first time in India, the women’s T20 league was auctioned. A total of 20 cricketers became millionaires in that auction.

Although the amount of money from the boys is very low, it is not like throwing away women cricketers. The first 10 cricketers become millionaires in terms of money

Smriti Mandhana (Bengaluru, 3.40 crore): Due to injury, he could not play against Pakistan in the T20 World Cup on Sunday. But the demand for his aggressive, mercurial batting in this format is dire. There was also a storm with memories at the auction table. Bengaluru has the last laugh after the fight between Bengaluru and Mumbai.

Ashley Gardner (Gujarat, Rs 3.20 crore): The Australian cricketer is known to be a mark on the international stage. The strike rate in T20is is 133. Naturally, Gujarat fought till the end to take him.

Nat Sciver (Mumbai, 3.20 crore): The England cricketer has played more than 100 matches in international T20. Both the ball and the bat have good hands. He was picked up by Mumbai.

Deepti Sharma (Lucknow, Rs 2.60 crore): She will be able to play for her home state Uttar Pradesh. A regular member of India’s T20 squad. He is also in the World Cup.

Jemimah Rodrigues (Delhi, 2.20 crore): He won the match against Pakistan in the World Cup. Jemima also scored big ‘runs’ in the IPL. In the end, Delhi fought him and bought him for more than two crores.

Beth Mooney (Gujarat, Rs 2 crore): This is also from Australia. You can play well at number three. One of the most consistent cricketers in the T20 format. He has the ability to win matches alone.

Shafali Verma (Delhi, Rs 2 crore): Opens for India. He has a reputation for playing. Recently, he led the team to victory in the Under-19 World Cup. There is a possibility of an opening in the WPL as well.

Pooja Vastrakar (Mumbai, Rs 1.90 crore): Can do both ball and bat. The demand for all-rounders in the shortest format is so high. His role in the Indian team is also important. As a result, Mumbai did not delay spending money.

Richa Ghosh (Bengaluru, Rs 1.90 crore): A West Bengal cricketer, he played brilliantly against Pakistan and won the team. Along with Jemimah, his five boundaries coming down the next one helped the team win. He also recently won the Under-19 World Cup.

Sophie Ecclestone (UP Warriors, Rs 1.80 crore): Has a reputation as an all-rounder. An important member of the England team is now desperate to show his skills in the WPL as well.