WPL 2026 mega auction: Full list of players sold

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Published at :November 27, 2025 at 9:35 PM

Modified at :November 27, 2025 at 9:35 PM

WPL 2026 mega auction: Full list of players sold

WPL 2026 mega auction took place in New Delhi on November 27.

Women Premier League (WPL) 2026 auction took place on Thursday, November 27 in New Delhi. The event was filled with surprises as some of the players, who were expected to break records, fetched small bids, while a few big games couldn’t even find a single bidder.

WPL 2026 mega auction saw a total of 277 players going under the hammer, out of which 194 (52 capped and 142 uncapped) were Indians, while 83 (66 capped and 17 uncapped) were uncapped. There were a lot of exciting talents that were but only 67 slots were filled including 23 overseas players.

India’s Deepti Sharma was the most expensive pick of WPL 2026 auction as she fetched INR 3.20 crores by her old franchise UP Warriorz, through RTM. The same franchise also shelled out INR 2.4 crores for Shikha Pandey as she became the fourth expensive Indian player in the history of the league.

Deepti Sharma UP Warriorz — Deepti Sharma of UP Warriorz. (Image Source: BCCI)

Delhi Capitals also made some top picks, adding World Cup winner Shree Charani for INR 1.30 crores, Chinelle Henry for INR 1.30 crores and South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt for INR 1.10 crores. While, Mumbai Indians went heavy for Amelia Kerr, acquiring her for INR 3 crores.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s (RCB) most expensive pick was Lauren Bell. They acquired her for INR 90 lakhs. One of the biggest surprise was Australian captain Alyssa Healy getting unsold along with Alana King. However, all teams

List of all players sold during WPL 2026

Players	Team	Base	Sold (crores)
A Soni	GG-W	0.30	0.30
D Hemalatha	RCB-W	0.30	0.30
DN Wyatt	GG-W	0.50	0.50
Nalla Reddy	MI-W	0.10	0.10
GJ Naik	RCB-W	0.10	0.10
SL Meena	UPW-W	0.10	0.10
T Vasistha	MI-W	0.20	0.20
LK Hamilton	DC-W	0.10	0.10
CL Tryon	UPW-W	0.30	0.30
Shivani Singh	GG-W	0.10	0.10
Simran Shaikh	UPW-W	0.10	0.10
YH Bhatia	GG-W	0.30	0.50
Pratika Rawal	UPW-W	0.50	0.50
NJ Carey	MI-W	0.30	0.30
AB Sharma	GG-W	0.10	0.45
TG Norris	UPW-W	0.10	0.10
G Wareham	GG-W	0.50	1.00
TP Kanwar	GG-W	0.30	0.45
KS Ahuja	GG-W	0.30	0.30
RM Firdous	MI-W	0.10	0.10
PN Khemnar	MI-W	0.10	0.10
RS Gayakwad	GG-W	0.40	0.40
T Bhatia	DC-W	0.30	0.30
P Vastrakar	RCB-W	0.50	0.85
S Sajana	MI-W	0.30	0.75
A Reddy	RCB-W	0.30	0.75
S Pandey	UPW-W	0.40	2.40
M Mani	DC-W	0.40	0.40
KS Gautam	GG-W	0.30	0.65
KJ Garth	GG-W	0.50	0.50
DJS Dottin	UPW-W	0.50	0.80
MH Illingworth	MI-W	0.10	0.10
NSS Sharma	DC-W	0.20	0.20
Happy Kumari	GG-W	0.10	0.10
K Prathyoosha	RCB-W	0.10	0.10
MV Mamatha	DC-W	0.10	0.10
SR Giri	UPW-W	0.10	0.10
GV Trisha	UPW-W	0.10	0.10
P Rawat	RCB-W	0.10	0.20
S Gupta	MI-W	0.20	0.20
Deeya Yadav	DC-W	0.10	0.10
A Sobhana	UPW-W	0.30	1.10
S Ishaque	MI-W	0.30	0.30
LCN Smith	RCB-W	0.30	0.30
TR Sadhu	GG-W	0.30	0.30
S Ismail	MI-W	0.40	0.60
K Gaud	UPW-W	0.50	0.50
LK Bell	RCB-W	0.30	0.90
L Lee	DC-W	0.30	0.30
H Deol	UPW-W	0.50	0.50
RP Yadav	RCB-W	0.30	0.65
S Rana	DC-W	0.30	0.50
N de Klerk	RCB-W	0.30	0.65
N Shree Charani	DC-W	0.30	1.30
CA Henry	DC-W	0.30	1.30
GM Harris	RCB-W	0.30	0.75
KP Navgire	UPW-W	0.40	0.60
G Voll	RCB-W	0.40	0.60
P Litchfield	UPW-W	0.50	1.20
BS Fulmali	GG-W	0.30	0.70
L Wolvaardt	DC-W	0.30	1.10
MM Lanning	UPW-W	0.50	1.90
S Ecclestone	UPW-W	0.50	0.85
Renuka Singh	GG-W	0.40	0.60
AC Kerr	MI-W	0.50	3.00
DB Sharma	UPW-W	0.50	3.20
SFM Devine	GG-W	0.50	2.00

Where did WPL 2026 mega auction take place?

WPL 2026 mega auction took place in New Delhi on November 27.

Who was the highest paid player at WPL 2026 mega auction?

Deepti Sharma (INR 3.2 crores) was the highest paid player at WPL 2026 mega auction.

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