WPL 2027 Auction Player List: All 146 Players With Base Price

The WPL 2027 auction player list has 146 players (119 Indian, 27 overseas) chasing 27 slots at the mini-auction in Kochi on 28 October 2026 from 5:30 PM IST. England batter Sophia Dunkley and Australia captain Sophie Molineux carry the highest base price of ₹50 lakh, while 106 of the 146 names start at ₹10 lakh.

Below you will find the complete list split three ways: by base price, by role, and by the team that released each player in September. For the auction-day timings, purse rules and live updates, use our WPL 2027 auction guide; this page is the reference sheet you keep open beside it.

WPL 2027 auction quick facts

Detail	Information
Auction date and time	Wednesday, 28 October 2026, 5:30 PM IST
Venue	Grand Hyatt Kochi, Kerala
Auction type	Mini-auction (fifth WPL season)
Players on the list	146 (119 Indian, 27 overseas)
Indian pool	22 capped, 97 uncapped
Overseas pool	14 capped, 7 uncapped, 6 Associate
Slots available	27 (20 Indian, 7 overseas)
Highest base price	₹50 lakh: Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Molineux
Released players back in the pool	22 of the 29 released in September
Largest purse	UP Warriorz, ₹3.75 crore (after the Tara Norris trade)
WPL 2027 season	14 January to 7 February 2027

How the 146-player WPL 2027 auction list breaks down

The headline number hides a very lopsided pool. There are 119 Indians but only 20 Indian slots, so roughly one in six Indian players on this list will find a team. On the overseas side the odds are even tighter: 27 names for 7 slots, or close to four players per seat.

Only 22 of the Indians are capped, and most of them are fringe or former internationals rather than current India regulars. That is expected in a mini-auction. The teams kept their core when they retained 63 players by the 28 September deadline, so this list is about depth, injury cover and the odd tactical upgrade.

Players per slot calculated by iSportsLeague from the official list

Category	Players on list	Slots	Players per slot
Indian capped	22	20 (shared)	–
Indian uncapped	97	20 (shared)	–
All Indian	119	20	5.95
Overseas capped	14	7 (shared)	–
Overseas uncapped	7	7 (shared)	–
Associate nations	6	7 (shared)	–
All overseas	27	7	3.86
Total	146	27	5.41

The overseas pool comes from nine countries. Australia send 11 players, South Africa and Scotland four each, and England, Sri Lanka two each. Ireland, New Zealand, the Netherlands and the UAE have one player apiece. Only two English players registered, Dunkley and Kira Chathli, which reports link to The Hundred paying overseas stars far more than the WPL’s ₹50 lakh base-price ceiling.

The six Associate players are worth a note of their own. Scotland’s Kathryn Bryce, Sarah Bryce, Darcey Carter and Kirstie Gordon, the Netherlands’ Babette de Leede and the UAE’s Esha Oza all start at ₹10 lakh. Mumbai Indians recently traded for USA pacer Tara Norris partly because Associate players sit outside the usual overseas cap in the playing XI, so a team could see similar value in this group.

WPL 2027 auction players by base price

Base price is the opening bid, not a valuation. A player at ₹10 lakh can go for crores, and a ₹50 lakh name can go unsold, as Dunkley did in 2025. Still, the bands tell you how players and their agents read the market, and which names franchises must budget for before the first paddle goes up.

Base price	Players	Indian	Overseas
₹50 lakh	2	0	2
₹40 lakh	4	2	2
₹30 lakh	30	20	10
₹20 lakh	4	4	0
₹10 lakh	106	93	13
Total	146	119	27

₹50 lakh base price (2 players)

Both top-band players are overseas. Molineux is a left-arm spinning all-rounder who was part of RCB’s 2024 title squad and took 12 wickets in 10 games that season before a knee injury cost her 2025. Dunkley played for Gujarat Giants in the inaugural season in 2023 and has not featured in the WPL since.

No.	Player	Country	Role	Status	Released by
2	Sophia Dunkley	England	Batter	Capped	–
9	Sophie Molineux	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	–

₹40 lakh base price (4 players)

This band mixes two Indian batters released in September with two Australian all-rounders. Jess Jonassen pulled out of last year’s mega-auction injured, but she has five WPL Player of the Match awards, a number only Harmanpreet Kaur has bettered. G Kamalini is listed as a batter even though she keeps wicket, which matters if you are counting keepers.

No.	Player	Country	Role	Status	Released by
4	G Kamalini	India	Batter	Capped	Mumbai Indians
5	Kiran Navgire	India	Batter	Capped	UP Warriorz
52	Heather Graham	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	–
53	Jess Jonassen	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	–

₹30 lakh base price (30 players)

The ₹30 lakh band is where most of the recognisable names sit: 20 capped Indians and 10 capped overseas players. Expect the busiest bidding of the night here, because every team can afford at least one player at this level.

No.	Player	Country	Role	Status	Released by
1	Raghvi Bist	India	Batter	Capped	–
3	Tejal Hasabnis	India	Batter	Capped	–
6	Ayushi Soni	India	Batter	Capped	Gujarat Giants
7	Chamari Athapaththu	Sri Lanka	All-rounder	Capped	–
8	Grace Harris	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	Royal Challengers Bengaluru
10	Orla Prendergast	Ireland	All-rounder	Capped	–
11	Sneh Rana	India	All-rounder	Capped	Delhi Capitals
12	Taniyaa Bhatia	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	Delhi Capitals
13	Uma Chetry	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	–
14	Nuzhat Parween	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	–
15	Sushma Verma	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	–
16	Mithali Ayodya	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Capped	–
17	Rosemary Mair	New Zealand	Bowler	Capped	–
18	Titas Sadhu	India	Bowler	Capped	Gujarat Giants
19	Saima Thakor	India	Bowler	Capped	–
20	Tayla Vlaeminck	Australia	Bowler	Capped	–
21	Saika Ishaque	India	Bowler	Capped	Mumbai Indians
22	Priya Mishra	India	Bowler	Capped	–
23	Nonkululeko Mlaba	South Africa	Bowler	Capped	–
24	Asha Sobhana	India	Bowler	Capped	UP Warriorz
51	Annerie Dercksen	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	–
54	Kayla Reyneke	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	–
55	Chloe Tryon	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	UP Warriorz
56	Preeti Bose	India	Bowler	Capped	–
57	Shuchi Upadhyay	India	Bowler	Capped	–
58	Devika Vaidya	India	Bowler	Capped	–
85	Simran Bahadur	India	All-rounder	Capped	–
86	Mona Meshram	India	All-rounder	Capped	–
87	Anjali Sarvani	India	All-rounder	Capped	–
88	Meghna Singh	India	All-rounder	Capped	–

₹20 lakh base price (4 players)

All four are uncapped Indians who have priced themselves above the domestic default. Triveni Vashistha, released by Mumbai Indians, is the only one with recent WPL squad experience.

No.	Player	Country	Role	Status	Released by
43	Yashasri S	India	Bowler	Uncapped	–
63	Tanisha Ohlan	India	Batter	Uncapped	–
76	Yashasvi Katta	India	Bowler	Uncapped	–
110	Triveni Vashistha	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	Mumbai Indians

₹10 lakh base price (106 players)

The ₹10 lakh band holds 93 Indians and 13 overseas players, including all six Associate cricketers. Rather than repeat 106 rows here, every one of them appears in the full list at the bottom of this page, with role and release details.

WPL 2027 auction player list by role

Roles are as listed by the WPL, which tends to label anyone who bowls a few overs as an all-rounder. That explains why the all-rounder column is so heavy. Treat the split as a guide to what teams are shopping for rather than a final word on how a player will be used.

Role	Players	Indian	Overseas	₹30 lakh or above	₹20 lakh or below
Batters	24	23	1	6	18
Wicketkeepers	12	10	2	4	8
All-rounders	74	56	18	14	60
Bowlers	36	30	6	12	24
Total	146	119	27	36	110

Batters (24)

Only one overseas specialist batter is on the list, and it is Dunkley. Indian buyers have Kamalini and Kiran Navgire at ₹40 lakh, plus Raghvi Bist, Tejal Hasabnis and Ayushi Soni at ₹30 lakh. Navgire’s power-hitting has kept her in WPL squads since 2023 despite her last India game being in 2022, and she was bought back by UPW for ₹60 lakh at the 2026 auction before being released this time.

Wicketkeepers (12)

Keeping is the thinnest market. There are four capped Indian keepers, all at ₹30 lakh: Taniyaa Bhatia, Uma Chetry, Nuzhat Parween and Sushma Verma. The two overseas options, Sarah Bryce and Babette de Leede, are both Associate players at ₹10 lakh. Note that the official list carries a Pragya Rawat twice, once as a keeper (No. 74) and once as an all-rounder (No. 138); we have kept both entries as published.

All-rounders (74)

Half the list is all-rounders, and 18 of them are overseas. That is where the overseas money will go: Molineux, Heather Graham, Jonassen, Chamari Athapaththu, Chloe Tryon, Grace Harris, Annerie Dercksen, Kayla Reyneke and Orla Prendergast are all capped and all in this group. Among Indians, Sneh Rana, Simran Bahadur, Anjali Sarvani, Meghna Singh and Mona Meshram give teams capped options.

Bowlers (36)

The bowling list includes Australia quick Tayla Vlaeminck, South Africa spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba, New Zealand seamer Rosemary Mair and Sri Lanka’s Mithali Ayodya. On the Indian side, Titas Sadhu, Saika Ishaque, Priya Mishra, Asha Sobhana, Preeti Bose, Devika Vaidya, Shuchi Upadhyay and Saima Thakor are the capped choices at ₹30 lakh.

Released players back in the WPL 2027 auction

The five teams released 29 players in September. Twenty-two of them are on this auction list, which means their old teams can try to buy them back cheaper. Seven released players are not on the list: Alana King and Lizelle Lee (DC), Danni Wyatt-Hodge (GG), Linsey Smith and D Hemalatha (RCB), and Amy Jones and Deandra Dottin (UPW).

The WPL allowed right-to-match cards for the first time at the 2026 mega-auction, and UPW used one to take Deepti Sharma back for ₹3.2 crore. The league has not said whether RTM applies at this mini-auction, so assume a team has to win a released player back in open bidding unless an official update says otherwise.

22 released players on the WPL 2027 auction list

Released by	Player	Role	Status	Base price
Delhi Capitals	Sneh Rana	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh
Delhi Capitals	Taniyaa Bhatia	Wicketkeeper	Capped	₹30 lakh
Delhi Capitals	Pragati Singh	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
Delhi Capitals	Eddla Srujana	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
Gujarat Giants	Ayushi Soni	Batter	Capped	₹30 lakh
Gujarat Giants	Titas Sadhu	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh
Gujarat Giants	Shivani Singh	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
Mumbai Indians	G Kamalini	Batter	Capped	₹40 lakh
Mumbai Indians	Saika Ishaque	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh
Mumbai Indians	Poonam Khemnar	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
Mumbai Indians	Triveni Vashistha	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹20 lakh
Mumbai Indians	Milly Illingworth	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
Mumbai Indians	Nalla Reddy	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
Royal Challengers Bengaluru	Grace Harris	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh
Royal Challengers Bengaluru	Gautami Naik	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
UP Warriorz	Kiran Navgire	Batter	Capped	₹40 lakh
UP Warriorz	Asha Sobhana	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh
UP Warriorz	Shweta Sehrawat	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
UP Warriorz	Charli Knott	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
UP Warriorz	Chloe Tryon	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh
UP Warriorz	Gongadi Trisha	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh
UP Warriorz	Suman Meena	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh

What the release pattern tells you

UP Warriorz have seven of their released players in the pool, the most of any team, followed by Mumbai Indians with six. That is not a coincidence. UPW have the largest purse and eight slots to fill, so they can afford to re-sign two or three of their own if the price drops. MI, with only ₹90 lakh, have every reason to hope Kamalini and Saika Ishaque go cheap enough to return.

RCB have only two of their releases in the pool, Grace Harris and Gautami Naik. Harris opened in the 2026 final and fell for nine, but she is still a dangerous powerplay hitter at ₹30 lakh. Delhi Capitals let go of Sneh Rana and Taniyaa Bhatia, two capped Indians who are likely to draw interest from other franchises too.

All 27 overseas players in the WPL 2027 auction

With seven overseas slots and four teams able to fill them, the overseas set will decide how the evening goes. Mumbai Indians have no overseas slot after taking Norris, so the competition is between UPW (three), RCB (two), DC (one) and GG (one). Here is every overseas name, sorted by base price.

No.	Player	Country	Role	Status	Base price	Released by
2	Sophia Dunkley	England	Batter	Capped	₹50 lakh	–
9	Sophie Molineux	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹50 lakh	–
52	Heather Graham	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹40 lakh	–
53	Jess Jonassen	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹40 lakh	–
7	Chamari Athapaththu	Sri Lanka	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
8	Grace Harris	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	Royal Challengers Bengaluru
10	Orla Prendergast	Ireland	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
16	Mithali Ayodya	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
17	Rosemary Mair	New Zealand	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
20	Tayla Vlaeminck	Australia	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
23	Nonkululeko Mlaba	South Africa	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
51	Annerie Dercksen	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
54	Kayla Reyneke	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
55	Chloe Tryon	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	UP Warriorz
32	Tess Flintoff	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
35	Charli Knott	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	UP Warriorz
38	Sarah Bryce	Scotland	Wicketkeeper	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
46	Samantha Bates	Australia	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
65	Maitlan Brown	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
66	Kathryn Bryce	Scotland	All-rounder	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
67	Darcey Carter	Scotland	All-rounder	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
73	Babette de Leede	Netherlands	Wicketkeeper	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
82	Kirstie Gordon	Scotland	Bowler	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
106	Esha Oza	UAE	All-rounder	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
107	Maddie Penna	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
118	Kira Chathli	England	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
121	Milly Illingworth	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Mumbai Indians

Thirteen of the 14 capped overseas players are all-rounders or bowlers, and only one overseas specialist batter is on the list at all. A team wanting a top-order overseas bat has a single choice in Dunkley, which could push her price well beyond the base even though she went unsold last year.

Which players fit each team’s needs

Purse and slot figures below reflect the Tara Norris trade of 12 October, which moved ₹10 lakh and one overseas slot from UPW to MI. Some reports still carry the pre-trade UPW figure of ₹3.65 crore and seven slots. The full purse breakdown and auction rules sit in our auction date, purse and slots guide, so here we focus only on how each team lines up against this list.

*Average per slot is an iSportsLeague calculation: purse divided by slots

Team	Purse left	Slots	Indian	Overseas	Average per slot*
UP Warriorz	₹3.75 crore	8	5	3	₹46.9 lakh
Gujarat Giants	₹1.25 crore	3	2	1	₹41.7 lakh
Royal Challengers Bengaluru	₹1.15 crore	5	3	2	₹23 lakh
Delhi Capitals	₹1.10 crore	5	4	1	₹22 lakh
Mumbai Indians	₹90 lakh	6	6	0	₹15 lakh

UP Warriorz

UPW are the only team that can chase a ₹50 lakh name and still fill seven more seats comfortably. They released Navgire, Shweta Sehrawat, Asha Sobhana, Tryon and Charli Knott, so expect them to circle back for at least one. With three overseas slots, Molineux and Dunkley both fit their budget.

Gujarat Giants

GG have the fewest slots and a healthy average of ₹41.7 lakh per seat. They let Titas Sadhu and Ayushi Soni go, and both are on the list at ₹30 lakh. One overseas slot means they can make a single strong overseas bid without hurting their Indian buys.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

The defending champions need two overseas players and three Indians on about ₹23 lakh a seat. Molineux is a former RCB player, and Harris was their opener in the 2026 final, so both make sense, but buying both at or above base would use most of the purse.

Delhi Capitals

DC need four Indians and one overseas player. Having released keeper Taniyaa Bhatia, they are likely to look at the ₹30 lakh keeper group. After losing four finals in four seasons (see the full WPL winners list), every extra option on the bench matters.

Mumbai Indians

MI must fill six Indian slots on ₹90 lakh. At ₹10 lakh each that is ₹60 lakh, leaving only ₹30 lakh for any bidding above base. Expect MI to live almost entirely in the uncapped ₹10 lakh band, with perhaps one push for a released player like Kamalini.

WPL 2027 auction list compared with past WPL auctions

This is the smallest pool since the 2025 mini-auction, but there are more slots to fill. The 2026 mega-auction had 277 players for 73 slots because teams could keep at most five players. With the squads largely settled, 2027 returns to the mini-auction format.

Season	Auction	Venue	Players	Slots	Players per slot	Top buy
2023	Inaugural (Feb 2023)	Mumbai	409	–	–	Smriti Mandhana, RCB, ₹3.4 crore
2024	Mini (Dec 2023)	Mumbai	165	30	5.5	Annabel Sutherland (DC) and Kashvee Gautam (GG), ₹2 crore each
2025	Mini (Dec 2024)	Bengaluru	120	19	6.3	Simran Shaikh, GG, ₹1.9 crore
2026	Mega (Nov 2025)	New Delhi	277	73	3.8	Deepti Sharma, UPW (RTM), ₹3.2 crore
2027	Mini (Oct 2026)	Kochi	146	27	5.4	To be decided on 28 October

Two patterns stand out. First, mini-auction top buys have been capped at about ₹2 crore, because teams arrive with small purses. UPW’s ₹3.75 crore is the only purse this year that could even reach that level, and spending it on one player would leave them seven slots with nothing.

Second, uncapped Indians can still win big in a mini-auction. Kashvee Gautam became the most expensive uncapped player in WPL history at ₹2 crore in 2024, and Simran Shaikh topped the 2025 auction. With 97 uncapped Indians here, one breakout domestic name going well past ₹50 lakh is a real chance.

iSportsLeague take: where the money will actually go

Add up the five purses and the teams have ₹8.25 crore between them for 27 slots, an average of ₹30.6 lakh a seat. But the floor cost of filling every slot at ₹10 lakh is ₹2.7 crore, which leaves about ₹5.55 crore of real bidding money. UPW hold ₹2.95 crore of that headroom on their own, more than half.

That makes UPW the price-setters. If they go hard for an overseas all-rounder, nobody else can stay in the race for long: RCB’s whole purse is ₹1.15 crore. Our reading is that Molineux will be the most expensive overseas buy, most likely with UPW or RCB, because she is a capped all-rounder in a pool with only nine of those, and both teams have more than one overseas seat.

On the Indian side, the base-price split points one way. Only 26 Indians are priced at ₹20 lakh or above, and there are 20 Indian slots, yet MI alone need six cheap seats. We expect at least half of the 20 Indian slots to go to ₹10 lakh players, with capped Indians such as Sneh Rana, Taniyaa Bhatia and Titas Sadhu drawing the sharpest bids from GG, DC and UPW.

Finally, the released-player column. Of the 22 released names in the pool, we think five to seven will end up back with their old team or with a rival, roughly a quarter. Teams released them for a reason, but a mini-auction often lets a franchise buy back a known quantity at half the old fee. Navgire and Kamalini, both at ₹40 lakh, are the two we would watch most closely.

How to use this list on auction night

Players come up in sets, usually grouped by role and capped status, and the serial numbers in the official list give a fair idea of the order. The first sets on this list are capped batters, then capped all-rounders, keepers and bowlers, before the uncapped sets begin from No. 25. Keep the full table below open and tick names off as they go.

The auction starts at 5:30 PM IST on Wednesday, 28 October. At the time of writing, the TV and streaming partner for the auction has not been formally announced, and WPL 2027 match venues are also not officially confirmed. Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai has been reported as one venue, with Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara or the new Varanasi stadium in line for the second. Our WPL 2027 full guide will carry confirmed venues, the fixture list and final squads as soon as the BCCI releases them.

A practical tip: each team’s overseas count is the quickest way to read the overseas sets. Once UPW have bought three overseas players and RCB two, the remaining overseas names effectively have only DC and GG left as buyers, and prices fall fast.

WPL 2027 auction full player list: all 146 players with base price

Here is the complete list in official order, with role, status and base price for every player, plus the team that released them where it applies. A dash in the last column means the player was not released by any WPL team this September.

No.	Player	Country	Role	Status	Base price	Released by
1	Raghvi Bist	India	Batter	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
2	Sophia Dunkley	England	Batter	Capped	₹50 lakh	–
3	Tejal Hasabnis	India	Batter	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
4	G Kamalini	India	Batter	Capped	₹40 lakh	Mumbai Indians
5	Kiran Navgire	India	Batter	Capped	₹40 lakh	UP Warriorz
6	Ayushi Soni	India	Batter	Capped	₹30 lakh	Gujarat Giants
7	Chamari Athapaththu	Sri Lanka	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
8	Grace Harris	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	Royal Challengers Bengaluru
9	Sophie Molineux	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹50 lakh	–
10	Orla Prendergast	Ireland	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
11	Sneh Rana	India	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	Delhi Capitals
12	Taniyaa Bhatia	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	₹30 lakh	Delhi Capitals
13	Uma Chetry	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
14	Nuzhat Parween	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
15	Sushma Verma	India	Wicketkeeper	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
16	Mithali Ayodya	Sri Lanka	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
17	Rosemary Mair	New Zealand	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
18	Titas Sadhu	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	Gujarat Giants
19	Saima Thakor	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
20	Tayla Vlaeminck	Australia	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
21	Saika Ishaque	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	Mumbai Indians
22	Priya Mishra	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
23	Nonkululeko Mlaba	South Africa	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
24	Asha Sobhana	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	UP Warriorz
25	Vrinda Dinesh	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
26	Humairaa Kaazi	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
27	Disha Kasat	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
28	Gautami Naik	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Royal Challengers Bengaluru
29	Shweta Sehrawat	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	UP Warriorz
30	Purvaja Verlekar	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
31	Sujata Dey	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
32	Tess Flintoff	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
33	Poonam Khemnar	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Mumbai Indians
34	Anandita Kishor	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
35	Charli Knott	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	UP Warriorz
36	Pragati Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Delhi Capitals
37	Bhavika Ahire	India	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
38	Sarah Bryce	Scotland	Wicketkeeper	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
39	Latika Inamdar	India	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
40	Shivani Singh	India	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Gujarat Giants
41	Rima Ekka	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
42	Shraddha Pokharkar	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
43	Yashasri S	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹20 lakh	–
44	Shabnam Shakil	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
45	Eddla Srujana	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Delhi Capitals
46	Samantha Bates	Australia	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
47	Bharti Rawal	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
48	Shanu Sen	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
49	Parunika Sisodia	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
50	Sonam Yadav	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
51	Annerie Dercksen	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
52	Heather Graham	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹40 lakh	–
53	Jess Jonassen	Australia	All-rounder	Capped	₹40 lakh	–
54	Kayla Reyneke	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
55	Chloe Tryon	South Africa	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	UP Warriorz
56	Preeti Bose	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
57	Shuchi Upadhyay	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
58	Devika Vaidya	India	Bowler	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
59	Saanika Chalke	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
60	Pranavi Chandra	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
61	Ira Jadhav	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
62	Shraddha Nabira	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
63	Tanisha Ohlan	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹20 lakh	–
64	Varnika Singh	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
65	Maitlan Brown	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
66	Kathryn Bryce	Scotland	All-rounder	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
67	Darcey Carter	Scotland	All-rounder	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
68	Uma Kashvi	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
69	Amandeep Kaur	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
70	Joshitha VJ	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
71	Khushi Bhatia	India	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
72	Riya Chaudhari	India	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
73	Babette de Leede	Netherlands	Wicketkeeper	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
74	Pragya Rawat	India	Wicketkeeper	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
75	Anshu Apurva	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
76	Yashasvi Katta	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹20 lakh	–
77	Nandhana Sridharan	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
78	Jyoti Thakur	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
79	Gargi Wankar	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
80	Apeksha Anand	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
81	Nikita Chauhan	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
82	Kirstie Gordon	Scotland	Bowler	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
83	Shreya Shrivas	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
84	Poonam Soni	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
85	Simran Bahadur	India	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
86	Mona Meshram	India	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
87	Anjali Sarvani	India	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
88	Meghna Singh	India	All-rounder	Capped	₹30 lakh	–
89	Monika Devi	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
90	Divya Ganesh	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
91	Bhavana Goplani	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
92	Harsimran Kaur	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
93	Ayesha Shaikh	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
94	Inchara Umesh	India	Batter	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
95	Nazma Khan	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
96	Vidhi Parmar	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
97	Deeksha Sharma	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
98	Shivi Sharma	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
99	Kanishka Thakur	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
100	Gongadi Trisha	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	UP Warriorz
101	Sandhya Chhetri	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
102	Ramyashri KN	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
103	Chandni Sharma	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
104	Sumiti Soni	India	Bowler	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
105	Akshita Bhagat	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
106	Esha Oza	UAE	All-rounder	Associate	₹10 lakh	–
107	Maddie Penna	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
108	Aayushi Shukla	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
109	Anaadi Tagde	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
110	Triveni Vashistha	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹20 lakh	Mumbai Indians
111	Manali Dakshini	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
112	Roshini Kiran	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
113	Palnati Rishika Krishnan	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
114	Henrietta Pereira	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
115	Tanisha Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
116	Sonal Thakur	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
117	Keerthana Balakrishnan	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
118	Kira Chathli	England	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
119	Salonee Dangore	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
120	Arya Gohane	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
121	Milly Illingworth	Australia	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Mumbai Indians
122	Nalla Reddy	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	Mumbai Indians
123	Suman Meena	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	UP Warriorz
124	Sonia Mendhiya	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
125	Anshu Nagar	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
126	Dnyaneshwari Patil	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
127	Sahana Pawar	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
128	Karri Poojitha	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
129	Kaku Barman	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
130	Bidisha Dey	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
131	Shishira Gowda	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
132	Dimple Kanwar	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
133	Sonali Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
134	Mithila Vinod	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
135	Fatima Jaffer	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
136	Karnika Karthick	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
137	Ishita Khale	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
138	Pragya Rawat	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
139	Neetu Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
140	Soumya Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
141	Jazmine Gill	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
142	Bharati Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
143	Kalpana Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
144	Palak Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
145	Rekha Singh	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–
146	Nisha Verma	India	All-rounder	Uncapped	₹10 lakh	–

We will update this page with sold prices and buying teams after the auction ends on 28 October. For context on who the buyers are playing for, RCB enter WPL 2027 as defending champions after chasing 204 against DC in the 2026 final at Vadodara, the highest successful chase in WPL history, built on a 165-run stand between Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Voll.

WPL 2027 auction player list: FAQs

How many players are in the WPL 2027 auction?

There are 146 players on the WPL 2027 auction list: 119 Indians and 27 overseas players. They are competing for 27 slots, 20 for Indians and 7 for overseas players.

When and where is the WPL 2027 auction?

The WPL 2027 auction is on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Kochi in Kerala. It starts at 5:30 PM IST.

Who has the highest base price in the WPL 2027 auction?

England batter Sophia Dunkley and Australia all-rounder Sophie Molineux have the highest base price of ₹50 lakh. G Kamalini, Kiran Navgire, Heather Graham and Jess Jonassen are next at ₹40 lakh.

Which team has the highest purse for the WPL 2027 auction?

UP Warriorz have the largest purse, ₹3.75 crore, after trading Tara Norris to Mumbai Indians. They also have the most slots to fill, eight, including three overseas.

How many overseas players can be bought in the WPL 2027 auction?

Only seven overseas slots are open across the five teams. Mumbai Indians have none, UP Warriorz have three, RCB two, and Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Giants one each.

Who is the most expensive player in WPL auction history?

Smriti Mandhana remains the most expensive buy in WPL auction history at ₹3.4 crore, bought by RCB in 2023. Deepti Sharma’s ₹3.2 crore RTM deal with UPW in 2026 equals the 2023 fees of Ashleigh Gardner and Nat Sciver-Brunt.

Is Deepti Sharma in the WPL 2027 auction?

No. Deepti Sharma was retained by UP Warriorz before the 28 September 2026 deadline, so she is not on the auction list. The same applies to the other 62 retained players.

Last updated: 20 October 2026, 4:00 PM IST