WPL 2026 Auction Sold Players: Full List of Players Bought in Women's Premier League Mega Auction

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The WPL 2026 mega auction, set for November 27, 2025, in New Delhi, features 277 players (194 Indians, 83 overseas) across 39 sets, with teams filling up to 73 squad slots.

Marquee players like Deepti Sharma, Alyssa Healy, Sophie Ecclestone, Meg Lanning, Amelia Kerr, Renuka Singh, Sophie Devine, and Laura Wolvaardt headline the bidding, fueled by India's recent Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 triumph. UP Warriorz enter with the largest purse at ₹14.5 crore and 4 RTM cards, while Delhi Capitals have the smallest at ₹5.7 crore.

WPL 2026 Retained Players by Teams

Expect bidding wars for World Cup stars like Deepti Sharma (Player of the Tournament, ex-UPW) and Renuka Singh, plus overseas talents such as Wolvaardt (centuries in semis/finals). Rising names like Kranti Gaud, Shree Charani, Phoebe Litchfield, and Nadine de Klerk add depth. UPW's rebuild strategy positions them strongly, while purse-constrained DC must prioritise wisely without RTM options.

WPL 2026 Auction Sold Players

Sophie Devine was the first player to be sold in the WPL 2026 mega auction, as Gujarat Giants bought her for Rs 2 crore. Deepti Sharma was retained by UP Warriorz with their RTM Card as they spent Rs 3.2 crore for the star India all-rounder. Amelia Kerr was another big buy as the Mumbai Indians paid a hefty Rs 3 crore for her.

South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt has gone to Delhi Capitals for Rs 90 lakh, while Renuka Singh has taken a huge pay cut as she has gone to Gujarat Giants for Rs 60 lakh. Georgia Voll became the first signing for RCB women, who bought her for Rs 60 lakh.

Veteran India pacer Shikha Pandey was snapped up by the UP Warriorz for a mammoth Rs 2.40 crore, while despite injury, Pratika Rawal has found a team in UP Warriorz, who bought her at the base price of Rs 50 lakh.