The TATA Women's Premier League (WPL) has delivered some of the most thrilling moments in women's cricket since its inception. With two seasons completed, the league has already left a lasting impact, setting the stage for an action-packed 2025 edition.
From record-breaking performances to history-making milestones, WPL has showcased the best of women's cricket. As anticipation builds for the next season, here's a look at some unforgettable moments that have shaped the league's legacy so far.

RCB's Long-Awaited Triumph
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) ended their wait for a championship title by winning the 2024 WPL, defeating Delhi Capitals in the final. While their men's team continues its IPL quest, the women's squad delivered Bengaluru its first franchise title in 16 years. Skipper Smriti Mandhana's leadership, Ellyse Perry's all-round excellence, and the rise of young star Richa Ghosh played pivotal roles in their success.
Ellyse Perry's Glass-Breaking Six
A moment that stunned cricket fans occurred in 2024 when Ellyse Perry smashed a towering six, breaking the rear window of a car on display at the stadium. The RCB all-rounder struck a powerful shot off UP Warriorz's Deepti Sharma, creating a rare spectacle-something previously seen only once in Indian franchise cricket when Chris Gayle did the same in IPL 2021.
Shabnim Ismail's Record-Breaking Speed
Mumbai Indians' pacer Shabnim Ismail created history by delivering the fastest-recorded ball in women's cricket. Her fiery 132.1 km/h delivery to Meg Lanning during a 2024 match against Delhi Capitals set a new benchmark for pace bowling in the women's game, cementing her status as one of the fastest bowlers in cricket.
Sophie Devine's Unforgettable 99
One of the most breathtaking innings in WPL history came from RCB's Sophie Devine, who narrowly missed out on the league's first century. Facing Gujarat Giants in the inaugural season, she blazed her way to 99 off just 36 balls, still the highest individual score in WPL. With the 2025 season approaching, fans eagerly await the first WPL centurion.
Issy Wong's Historic Hat-Trick
Mumbai Indians' Issy Wong etched her name into WPL history by claiming the tournament's first hat-trick during the 2023 Eliminator against UP Warriorz. Dismissing Kiran Navgire, Simran Shaikh, and Sophie Ecclestone in consecutive deliveries, Wong's feat propelled Mumbai into the final, where they went on to claim the inaugural title.
Catch all the high-octane action from the TATA WPL 2025 season, starting February 14, LIVE on Star Sports Network!