The second edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) comes at a crucial time for the Indian cricket team. With a transitional phase underway, the team management is eager to identify young talents who can contribute to the international level. The WPL will serve as a platform to assess the performance of potential players ahead of the T20 World Cup. Key players like Sneh Rana, Yastika Bhatia, and S Meghana, who have gained experience in international cricket but are not guaranteed places in the Indian team, will be closely observed. The team management will also keep an eye on uncapped players who have demonstrated great potential. Kashvee Gautam, Vrinda Dinesh, Ashwani Kumari, and Amandeep Kaur are seen as exciting prospects. The WPL offers these young players an incredible opportunity to learn from the best in the world, improve their work ethic, and gain exposure. Fielding has been a major concern for the Indian team, and the tournament will be a chance to address this issue. As seasoned players like Harmanpreet Kaur lead the team, the management will be keen to witness improvements in her form and the fielding standard of the regular squad members. Harmanpreet’s performances with the bat will also be under scrutiny as she aims to regain her form heading into the World Cup. The WPL proved to be fruitful for her in the previous year, where she showcased her skills and contributed significantly to Mumbai Indians’ victory. The upcoming season of the WPL will be instrumental in shaping India’s preparation for the T20 World Cup.