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The long awaited Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 is set to set the stage for some exciting women’s cricket entertainment, starting February 14. The opening match will feature a highly successful encounter between the Gujarat Giants (GT) and the defending champions, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)at the newly built BCA stadium in Vadodara.
Complete WPL 2025 schedule and tournament opening
This state-of-the-art venue is the first of many key locations that will host matches throughout the tournament. WPL 2025 promises to be a vibrant showcase of cricketing excellence, with six exciting games taking place in Vadodara. After this, the tournament will move to Bengaluru where eight crucial matches will be played. The action then moves to Lucknow, which will host four matches before the competition reaches its final leg in Mumbai. Mumbai, known for its fiery cricket atmosphere, will play an important role in the conclusion of the tournament. The CCI Stadium will host four high-stakes matches, including the playoffs on March 13 and the grand final on March 15. This stage promises to offer exciting encounters and provide fans with a fitting climax to an exciting season.
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Predicted contenders for Women’s Premier League winner
As teams prepare for WPL 2025, cricket pundits and pundits have started assessing who could emerge as the favourites. Former India international Veda Krishnamurthy has placed his bets Delhi Capitals (DC) win the tournament, citing the impressive form of their Indian players, both on the domestic and international circuit.
“Team-wise, I really like Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi, but it seems like RCB has injury concerns. So they need to figure that out. I think this year could be Delhi’s year, the way their Indian players are performing, especially after a good domestic and international performance.” Veda was quoted by Sportskeeda.
On the other hand, Parthiv Patelin the same programme, believes that RCB, After winning his first trophy in 2024, he could retain his title again, despite the challenge of winning back-to-back.
“It is extremely difficult to win the title two years in a row. However, early predictions will have to be made. I feel RCB will perform well this year and might win the tournament again this year.” Parthiv opined.
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This article was first published on WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times business.
