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Bhopal Wolves Squad Announced for MPL T20 Scindia Cup 2026

Bhopal Wolves have announced their squad for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh League T20 Scindia Cup 2026. The team features prominent players like Sanskriti Gupta and Aayushi Shukla, with Rupesh Kirar expressing confidence in the balanced squad. The tournament starts June 3 with an expanded format including 10 men's teams and five women's franchises. Bhopal Wolves will begin their campaign against Bundelkhand Bulls on June 4 at Daly College.

Bhopal Wolves unveil squad for Madhya Pradesh League T20 Scindia Cup 2026

Bhopal, May 31

Bhopal Wolves have announced the squad for the upcoming edition of the Madhya Pradesh League T20 Scindia Cup. Sanskriti Gupta and Aayushi Shukla are some of the prominent names in the lineup.

Rupesh Kirar from Bhopal Wolves, which is owned by RK Sports World, showed confidence in the squad and said, "We've put together a team that combines experience, energy and plenty of young talent. The atmosphere in the camp is very positive, and the players are eager to play an attacking and fearless brand of cricket this season. The MPL has become an excellent platform for cricketers to showcase their talent, gain confidence and make a name for themselves."

Bhopal Wolves will start the tournament against Bundelkhand Bulls on June 4 in the afternoon game at Daly College, according to a press release from MPCA.

The new season of the Madhya Pradesh League (MPL) T20 Scindia Cup is all set to kickstart on June 3, with Gwalior Cheetahs locking horns with Ujjain Falcons in the opening match of the men's tournament. The match will be played at the Holkar Stadium in Indore.

MPL 2026 will be the biggest edition of the tournament so far, featuring an expanded format with 10 men's teams and five women's franchises.

Three new franchises have been added to the men's competition with Malwa Stallions, Ujjain Falcons, and Royal Nimar Eagles joining defending champions Bhopal Leopards, along with Bundelkhand Bulls, Chambal Ghariyals, Gwalior Cheetahs, Indore Pink Panthers, Jabalpur Royal Lions, and Rewa Jaguars.

The women's competition has also grown with the inclusion of Gwalior Shernis and Royal Nimar Eagles. They will compete alongside Bhopal Wolves, Bundelkhand Bulls, and Chambal Ghariyals in the five-team tournament.

Bhopal Wolves Squad: Sanskriti Gupta, Hanshikha Kirar, Aayushi Shukla, Priyanka Koushal, Tamanna Choudhary, Vaishnavi Vyas, Vanshika Prajapati, Anshula Rao, Janhvi Rajput, Reena Yadav, Rishita Parihar, Kajal, Roshani Kumari, Anjali Patidar, Saanvi Bhawsar.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Aditya G

Rupesh Kirar's confidence is understandable – Bhopal Wolves have a mix of experience and young talent. But I hope they focus on grassroot development beyond just the star players. The new franchises like Malwa Stallions and Ujjain Falcons should help discover hidden gems from smaller towns. 🇮🇳

Priya S

Finally, women's cricket is getting the attention it deserves! Five women's teams is a big step forward. I just hope the prize money and facilities match the men's tournament. Let's make MPL a true platform for all cricketers, not just a showpiece.

Nikhil C

Excited to see how Bhopal Wolves perform! But I'm a bit skeptical about the quality with 10 men's teams – will dilute talent. Still, it's great for local players who never get a chance at IPL or Ranji. Hope the Scindia Cup becomes a stepping stone for MP cricketers.

Ananya R

Love seeing names like Vaishnavi Vyas and Tamanna Choudhary in the squad! It's encouraging for young girls in Madhya Pradesh to see local heroes. But I hope the tournament gets better promotion – most people don't even know MPL exists outside cricket circles. 📢

Siddharth J

The expansion is great, but I hope they don't compromise on competitive intensity. Also, why is there no mention of player salaries or training camps? Transparency in franchise ownership and player welfare should be prioritized. Still, rooting for Bhopal Wolves! 🐺

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