Sophie Molineux sealed the top spot in the WPL 2027 auction, fetching Rs 1.10 crore for UP Warriorz in a swing that left the crowd stunned.
The mini‑auction in Kochi saw 150 players go under the hammer for 27 coveted slots, and the Australian captain’s price shattered all expectations.
Delhi Capitals made a splash of their own, signing Kiran Navgire for Rs 75 lakh, while Royal Challengers Bengaluru brought in Jess Jonassen for Rs 40 lakh and UP Warriorz rounded out their line‑up with Grace Harris at Rs 30 lakh.
Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, each with two WPL titles, stacked their rosters with a mix of international stars and home‑grown talents, promising a high‑octane showdown for the 2027 crown.
The fifth edition of the league is set to ignite the courts and captivate fans, and the new squads hint at a season where power‑plays and spin battles will determine the table.
Fans can’t wait to see how the new line‑ups perform when the matches kick off in December, and the next big story will be the first on‑field clash of the season.