Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Most Trophied Yet Uncapped WPL Player?
Imagine a player in a big cricket tournament who has won the championship twice, which is more than some very famous players!
But this player hasn't played much in the games.
They only got to bowl a few times and didn't score many runs.
Even though they have two championship trophies, they haven't been chosen to play for their country yet.
This makes people wonder if they are just very lucky to be on a winning team, or if they don't get enough chances to show how good they really are.
Jintimani Kalita, a Mumbai Indians player, has won two WPL trophies over three seasons (2023-2025).
Her performance includes 1 wicket and 6 runs across limited opportunities in bowling innings.
Kalita was bought at her base price of INR 10 lakh and has since been released by the franchise.
She has more WPL trophies than renowned player Smriti Mandhana.
The article questions whether Kalita is the WPL's luckiest or most underused player.
- Who
- Jintimani Kalita, a bowler for Mumbai Indians
- What
- She has won two WPL trophies but has a limited bowling and batting record, and has not yet debuted for India.
- When
- Across three seasons of the Women's Premier League (2023-2025)
- Where
- In the Women's Premier League (WPL)
- Why
- The article questions whether she is the luckiest or most underused player in the WPL due to her trophy success despite minimal game time and performance statistics.
- Player
- Jintimani Kalita
- Team
- Mumbai Indians
- Seasons Played
- 2023-2025
- WPL Trophies
- 2
- Total Wickets (3 seasons)
- 1
- Total Runs Scored (3 seasons)
- 6
- Base Price
- INR 10 lakh