Squads Announced for Women’s Japan Premier League 2025, Launch on May 27

Cricket enthusiasts and supporters of women’s sport, mark your calendars, the Women’s Japan Premier League (WJPL) 2025, from 27th May to 1st June, is poised to elevate the cricketing landscape with a dazzling display of homegrown and international talent.

Set against the picturesque backdrop of Sano City, this six-day spectacle will feature three power-packed squads: Mamushi, Titans, and Pacific Rays.

Squads Announced for Women’s Japan Premier League 2025, Launch on May 27
Squads Announced for Women’s Japan Premier League 2025, Launch on May 27

This year’s WJPL will see an outstanding blend of Japan’s top female cricketers locking horns with dynamic international stars, promising a competition brimming with skill, grit, and camaraderie.

Mamushi:

Chelsea Moscript (C) (Australia), Ahilya Chandel, Akari Nishimura, Alisha Bates (Australia), Angelina Genford (Australia), Ayaka Kato-Stafford, Ayumi Fujikawa, Erika Oda, Haruna Iwasaki, Kurumi Ota, Malsha Shehani (Sri Lanka), Mai Yanagida

The Mamushi side, under the astute leadership of Chelsea Moscript, boasts a balanced mix of Japanese talent and global flair. Moscript’s experience and cricketing acumen are set to inspire her teammates as they chase WJPL glory.

Titans:

Elena Kusuda-Nairn (C), Ayaka Kanada, Bianca Shino-Dyson, Kgalalelo Matsepe (South Africa), Kiyo Fujikawa, Meg Ogawa, Nilakshana Sandamini (Sri Lanka), Robyn Dormehl (South Africa), Seri Chang (South Korea), Tebogo Macheke (South Africa), Tiani Van De Heuvel (South Africa)

On the opposite end, the Titans will be marshalled by one of Japan’s brightest prospects, Elena Kusuda-Nairn. Known for her tactical nous and calm persona, Kusuda-Nairn promises to bring a new edge to the Titans as they aim to establish their dominance.

Pacific Rays:

Makinley Blows (C) (Australia), Grace Dignam (Australia), Hinase Goto, Mamta Kaswan, Binda Katuwal, Nethmi Senarathna (Sri Lanka), Nonoha Yasumoto, Palak Gundecha, Rino Morita, Grace Michell (England), Saheli Ashinshani, Sandali Weerasinghe (Sri Lanka), Shrunali Ranade, Vivien Field (Australia)

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Rounding out the trio, the Pacific Rays will be skippered by the dynamic Makinley Blows. With a reputation for explosive batting and upbeat leadership, Blows is set to ignite the Rays’ campaign and light up the Sano cricketing stage.

With a stellar blend of Japan’s finest and emerging international stars, fans can expect cricket of the highest calibre. Each team is meticulously crafted, ensuring competitive parity and unpredictable outcomes throughout the league. Every match will be streamed live on the Japan Cricket YouTube channel, so fans worldwide won’t miss a single ball.

The Women’s Japan Premier League isn’t just about cricket; it’s a celebration of empowerment, diversity, and growth in the sport. As these teams take centre stage, they are set to inspire the next generation of female athletes across Japan and beyond. With squads now locked in and captains ready to rally their troops, anticipation for the WJPL 2025 is at an all-time high. Expect fierce rivalries, breakout performances, and an electrifying atmosphere, on and off the field.

Which team will triumph? Who will emerge as the tournament’s breakout star? Only time will reveal the hidden gems as fans witness history in the making at the Women’s Japan Premier League 2025 in Sano.

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