Batters with highest individual scores in WPL history ft. Smriti Mandhana

So far, no player has scored a century in WPL.

Since the launch of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) in 2023, the tournament has quickly become a stage for elite batting performances, thrilling chases, and record-breaking nights. While explosive scoring has become a hallmark of the league, one milestone continues to remain elusive: the first-ever WPL century.

Across three seasons, several of the world’s finest batters have come agonisingly close, producing innings that combined power, composure, and match-defining impact.

From last-over heroics to dominant run chases, these knocks underline both the quality of bowling in the WPL and the razor-thin margins that have denied batters a place in triple figures.

List of Highest Individual Scores in WPL

92 – Meg Lanning (2025)

Meg Lanning produced a commanding innings of 92, even though it came in a losing cause for Delhi Capitals (DC) against Gujarat Giants in Lucknow. Batting with authority and composure, Lanning struck 15 boundaries in a 57 ball knock that powered Delhi to 177 for 5, sharing a blistering 83 run opening stand with Shafali Verma.

95 – Sophie Devine (2026)

Sophie Devine delivered a breathtaking all-round performance, blasting 95 off just 42 balls to set up Gujarat Giants’ imposing total of 209 before holding her nerve to defend six runs in the final over against Delhi Capitals. Her innings was a six-hitting masterclass, featuring seven fours and eight sixes, including a brutal 32-run over against Sneh Rana, that swung momentum decisively in Gujarat’s favour.

95* – Harmanpreet Kaur (2024)

Harmanpreet Kaur produced one of the greatest innings in WPL history with an unbeaten 95 off 48 balls in the 2024 season, the then-highest individual score by an Indian player in the league. Chasing a daunting 191 against Gujarat Giants, the Mumbai Indians captain absorbed pressure early before smashing 10 fours and five sixes to haul her side home with one ball to spare.

96 – Smriti Mandhana (2026)

Smriti Mandhana produced a sublime innings of 96 in WPL 2026 to register the highest score by an Indian batter in the league, narrowly missing a well-deserved century against Delhi Capitals in Navi Mumbai. Opening the chase of 167 for Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Mandhana combined elegance with authority, striking 13 fours and three sixes in a 61 ball masterclass that anchored the innings from start to finish.

96* – Alyssa Healy (2023)

Alyssa Healy scored an unbeaten 96 in 2023, leading UP Warriorz to a crushing 10 wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Chasing a modest 139, Healy tore apart the RCB bowling attack with relentless aggression, smashing 18 fours and a six in a 47 ball masterclass that ended the contest with 42 deliveries to spare.

96* – Beth Mooney (2025)

Beth Mooney produced a masterclass in composure and control with an unbeaten 96 in the WPL 2025, as she guided Gujarat Giants to a crushing 81 run win over UP Warriorz in Lucknow. Batting through the innings, Mooney struck 17 boundaries in a 59 ball knock, accelerating brilliantly after a measured start and dominating the bowlers with precise straight hitting.

99 – Sophie Devine (2023)

Sophie Devine produced a breathtaking knock of 99 off just 36 balls in the inaugural WPL season in 2023, delivering what is widely regarded as the finest innings of the tournament. Chasing a stiff target of 189 for Royal Challengers Bengaluru against Gujarat Giants at the Brabourne Stadium, the Kiwi star launched a relentless assault, smashing nine fours and eight sixes in a record-breaking display of power and timing.

99* – Georgia Voll (2025)

Georgia Voll arrived in style during the WPL 2025 season with an incredible 99*, equalling the highest individual score in league history as UP Warriorz smashed a record 225 for 5 against RCB in Lucknow. Batting with fearless intent, the 21 year old replacement player struck 17 boundaries and a six in a 56 ball onslaught, dominating the spinners and powering the Warriorz to the highest team total the tournament has seen.

Falling agonisingly short of becoming the WPL’s first centurion, Voll’s knock proved decisive as UP defended the massive score to knock out the defending champions, announcing her arrival as one of the brightest young batting talents in the league.

Note: List updated as of 17th January, 2026.

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