WBBL 10 Draft: Deepti Sharma to Nida Dar – Full List of Player Nominations For Women’s Big Bash Draft 2024

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Cricket Australia (CA) has unveiled the list of overseas player nominations for the upcoming Women's Big Bash League (BBL) 14 draft, which is scheduled to be held in Melbourne on Sunday (September 1).

The WBBL 2024 draft will see the eight teams - Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Renegades, Sydney Thunder, Hobart Hurricanes, Adelaide Strikers, Brisbane Heat, Perth Scorchers, Sydney Sixers - look to secure overseas players for the 2024-25 season.

A total of 161 players from 23 countries have put their names forward, showcasing the global appeal and talent pool for the prestigious T20 competition in Australia. International talents from India, England, Pakistan, New Zealand, West Indies and South Africa dominate the list.

This year's draft will also feature players even from associate nations, highlighting the growing reach and excitement surrounding the Big Bash League as players from South Korea, Vanuatu, USA, UAE, Indonesia and Canada have registered their names for the draft process.

England players dominate the list with 45 nominations followed by India with 19 players, featuring the likes of Harmanpreet Kaur, Deepti Sharma, Shreyanka Patil, Asha Sobhana and Radha Yadav among others.

South Africa and New Zealand with 15 players each are the next most representations on the list, and Pakistan, who have 11 players entering the draft. Here is a look at the WBBL Draft 2024 player nominations full list:

WBBL 10 Draft Player Nominations List

1. Jahanara Alam (Bangladesh)
2. Danielle McGahey (Canada)
3. Abigail Freeborn (England)
4. Alice Capsey (England)
5. Ami Campbell (England)
6. Amy Jones (England)
7. Bess Heath (England)
8. Bryony Smith (England)
9. Charis Pavely (England)
10. Cordelia Griffith (England)
11. Danielle Gregory (England)
12. Danni Wyatt (England)
13. Eleanor Threlkeld (England)
14. Emily Arlott (England)
15. Emma Lamb (England)
16. Eva Gray (England)
17. Eve Jones (England)
18. Fi Morris (England)
19. Fran Wilson (England)
20. Freya Davies (England)
21. Georgia Adams (England)
22. Grace Ballinger (England)
23. Grace Scrivens (England)
24. Hannah Baker (England)
25. Heather Knight (England)
26. Hollie Armitage (England)
27. Issy Wong (England)
28. Kate Cross (England)
29. Katie George (England)
30. Katie Levick (England)
31. Kirstie Gordon (England)
32. Lauren Filer (England)
33. Lauren Winfield-Hill (England)
34. Leah Dobson (England)
35. Linsey Smith (England)
36. Mady Villiers (England)
37. Marie Kelly (England)
38. Naomi Dattani (England)
39. Natasha Farrant (England)
40. Paige Scholfield (England)
41. Rhianna Southby (England)
42. Ryana MacDonald-Gay (England)
43. Seren Smale (England)
44. Sophia Dunkley (England)
45. Sophia Smale (England)
46. Sophie Ecclestone (England)
47. Sophie Munro (England)
48. Iqra Sahar (Hong Kong)
49. Ka Ying Chan (Hong Kong)
50. Kary Chan (Hong Kong)
51. Maryam Bibi (Hong Kong)
52. Amanjot Kaur (India)
53. Asha Sobhana (India)
54. Deepti Sharma (India)
55. Harleen Deol (India)
56. Harmanpreet Kaur (India)
57. Hemalatha Dayalan (India)
58. Jemimah Rodrigues (India)
59. Mannat Kashyap (India)
60. Meghana Sabbineni (India)
61. Meghna Singh (India)
62. Mona Meshram (India)
63. Radha Yadav (India)
64. Sajana Sajeevan (India)
65. Shikha Pandey (India)
66. Shreyanka Patil (India)
67. Sneh Rana (India)
68. Titas Sadhu (India)
69. Veda Krishnamurthy (India)
70. Yastika Bhatia (India)
71. Kadek Winda Prastini (Indonesia)
72. Lie Qiao (Indonesia)
73. Maria Corazon Konjep Wombaki (Indonesia)
74. Ni Luh Ketut Wesika Ratna Dewi (Indonesia)
75. Ni Made Putri Suwandewi (Indonesia)
76. Ni Putu Ayu Nanda Sakarini (Indonesia)
77. Amy Hunter (Ireland)
78. Arlene Kelly (Ireland)
79. Gaby Lewis (Ireland)
80. Laura Delany (Ireland)
81. Orla Prendergast (Ireland)
82. Erika Oda (Japan)
83. Erika Toguchi-Quinn (Japan)
84. Yasmeen Khan (Namibia)
85. Babette de Leede (Netherlands)
86. Sterre Kalis (Netherlands)
87. Brooke Halliday (New Zealand)
88. Caitlin Gurrey (New Zealand)
89. Eden Carson (New Zealand)
90. Fran Jonas (New Zealand)
91. Georgia Plimmer (New Zealand)
92. Hannah Rowe (New Zealand)
93. Jess Watkin (New Zealand)
94. Jessica Kerr (New Zealand)
95. Kate Ebrahim (New Zealand)
96. Lea Tahuhu (New Zealand)
97. Maddy Green (New Zealand)
98. Molly Penfold (New Zealand)
99. Rosemary Mair (New Zealand)
100. Suzie Bates (New Zealand)
101. Xara Jetly (New Zealand)
102. Aliya Riaz (Pakistan)
103. Diana Baig (Pakistan)
104. Fatima Sana (Pakistan)
105. Humna Bilal (Pakistan)
106. Muniba Ali (Pakistan)
107. Nashra Sundhu (Pakistan)
108. Nida Dar (Pakistan)
109. Sadaf Shamas (Pakistan)
110. Sadia Iqbal (Pakistan)
111. Syeda Aroob Shah (Pakistan)
112. Tuba Hassan (Pakistan)
113. Henao Jean Thomas (Papua New Guinea)
114. Lakshmi Rajadurai (Papua New Guinea)
115. Abtaha Maqsood (Scotland)
116. Darcey Carter (Scotland)
117. Kathryn Bryce (Scotland)
118. Sarah Bryce (Scotland)
119. Alexandra Candler (South Africa)
120. Anneke Bosch (South Africa)
121. Annerie Dercksen (South Africa)
122. Chloe Tryon (South Africa)
123. Eliz-Mari Marx (South Africa)
124. Faye Tunnicliffe (South Africa)
125. Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa)
126. Michaela Kirk (South Africa)
127. Nonkululeko Mlaba (South Africa)
128. Robyn Searle (South Africa)
129. Shabnim Ismail (South Africa)
130. Sinalo Jafta (South Africa)
131. Suné Luus (South Africa)
132. Sunette Viljoen-Louw (South Africa)
133. Tazmin Brits (South Africa)
134. Seri Chang (South Korea)
135. Harshitha Samarawickrama (Sri Lanka)
136. Nannapat Khoncharoenkai (Thailand)
137. Onnicha Kamchomphu (Thailand)
138. Suleeporn Laomi (Thailand)
139. Thipatcha Putthawong (Thailand)
140. Esha Oza (United Arab Emirates)
141. Heena Hotchandani (United Arab Emirates)
142. Kavisha Egodage (United Arab Emirates)
143. Samaira Dharnidharka (United Arab Emirates)
144. Theertha Satish (United Arab Emirates)
145. Vaishnave Mahesh (United Arab Emirates)
146. Tara Norris (United States)
147. Nasimana Navaika (Vanuatu)
148. Rachel Andrew (Vanuatu)
149. Selina Solman (Vanuatu)
150. Afy Fletcher (West Indies)
151. Chinelle Henry (West Indies)
152. Deandra Dottin (West Indies)
153. Shakera Selman (West Indies)
154. Shamilia Connell (West Indies)
155. Josephine Nkomo (Zimbabwe)
156. Kelis Ndhlovu (Zimbabwe)
157. Loreen Tshuma (Zimbabwe)
158. Loryn N M Phiri (Zimbabwe)
159. Mary-Anne Musonda (Zimbabwe)
160. Nomvelo Sibanda (Zimbabwe)
161. Precious Marange (Zimbabwe)

While that covers the full player nominations for the Women's Big Bash draft 2024, several players on the list, including Harmanpreet and Sophie Eccelestone, can also be retained by their teams from the previous edition during the draft on Sunday (September 1).

Players with retention eligibility in WBBL 2024 Draft

• Adelaide Strikers: Georgia Adams (England), Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa)
• Brisbane Heat: Bess Heath (England)
• Hobart Hurricanes: Shabnim Ismail (South Africa), Bryony Smit (England)
• Melbourne Renegades: Eve Jones (England), Harmanpreet Kaur
• Melbourne Stars: Alice Capsey (England), Sophia Dunkley (England)
• Perth Scorchers: Amy Jones (England), Lauren Winfield-Hill (England), Danni Wyatt (England)
• Sydney Sixers: Suzie Bates (New Zealand), Sophie Ecclestone (England), Jess Kerr (New Zealand), Chloe Tryon (South Africa), Linsey Smith (England)
• Sydney Thunder: Heather Knight (England)