WPL 2026 mega auction highlights: Deepti Sharma, Amelia Kerr star as Rs 40.8 cr spent, 90 players picked

That’s it from the auction! Deepti Sharma emerged as the standout buy at ₹3.2 crore, while a total of 67 players changed hands, including 23 overseas stars, with teams collectively spending ₹40.8 crore.

Delhi Capitals, Mumbai Indians, and Royal Challengers Bengaluru maxed out their funds, each locking in 16-player squads with 6 overseas and 10 Indian players. Gujarat Giants and UP Warriorz went slightly overboard on squad size with 18 players each, retaining ₹15 lakh and an RTM spot in Gujarat’s case.

With marquee signings and balanced squads now finalized, the stage is set for a thrilling WPL season, where big-ticket buys like Deepti Sharma will be expected to shine and lead their teams to glory.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Georgia Voll (₹60 lakhs), Nadine de Klerk (₹65 lakhs), Radha Yadav (₹65 lakhs), Lauren Bell (₹90 lakhs), Linsey Smith (₹30 lakhs), Prema Rawat (₹20 lakhs RTM), Arundhati Reddy (₹75 lakhs), Pooja Vastrakar (₹85 lakhs), Grace Harris (₹75 lakhs), Gautami Naik (₹10 lakh), Prathyoosha Kumar (₹10 lakh), Dayalan Hemlatha (₹30 lakh)

Mumbai Indians: Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, G Kamalini, Amelia Kerr (₹3 crore), Shabnim Ismail (₹60 lakhs), Sanskriti Gupta (₹20 lakhs base price), Sajeevan Sajana (₹75 lakhs), Rahila Firdous (₹10 lakhs base price), Nicola Carey (₹30 lakhs), Triveni Vasistha (₹20 lakh), Nalla Reddy (₹10 lakh), Saika Ishaque (₹30 lakh), Mily Illingworth (₹10 lakh)

Delhi Capitals: Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Marizanne Kapp, Annabel Sutherland, Niki Prasad, Laura Woolvaardt (₹1.10 crore), Chinelle Henry (₹1.30 crore), Shree Charani (₹1.30 crore), Sneh Rana (₹50 lakhs), Lizelle Lee (₹30 lakhs), Deeya Yadav (₹10 lakhs), Taniya Bhatia (₹30 lakhs), Mamtha Madiwala (₹10 lakh), Nandini Sharma (₹10 lakh), Lucy Hamilton (₹10 lakh), Minnu Mani (₹40 lakh)

UP Warriorz: Shweta Sehrawat, Deepti Sharma (₹3.2 crore RTM), Sophie Ecclestone (₹85 lakhs), Meg Lanning (₹1.90 crore), Phoebe Litchfield (₹1.20 crore), Kiran Navgire (₹60 lakhs), Harleen Deol (₹50 lakhs), Kranti Goud (₹50 lakhs RTM), Asha Sobhana (₹1.10 crore), Deandra Dottin (₹80 lakhs), Shikha Pandey (₹2.40 crore), Simran Shaikh (₹10 lakh), Shipra Giri (₹10 lakh), Chloe Tryon (₹30 lakh), Suman Meena (₹10 lakh), Gongadi Trisha (₹10 lakh), Pratika Rawal (₹40 lakh), Tara Norris (₹10 lakhs).

Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine (₹2 crore), Renuka Singh (₹60 lakhs), Bharati Fulmali (₹70 lakhs), Titas Sadhu (₹30 lakhs), Kashvee Gautam (₹75 lakhs RTM), Kanika Ahuja (₹30 lakhs), Tanuja Kanwar (₹45 lakhs), Georgia Wareham (₹1 crore), Anushka Sharma (₹45 lakhs), Happy Kumari (₹10 lakh), Kim Garth (₹50 lakh), Yastika Bhatia (₹50 lakh), Danni Wyatt-Hodge (₹50 lakh), Aayushi Soni (₹30 lakh), Rajeshwari Gayakwad (₹40 lakh), Shivani Singh (₹10 lakhs), Danni Wyatt-Hodge (₹50 lakhs)

• Saika Ishaque – Mumbai Indians, ₹30 lakh

• Gongadi Trisha – UP Warriorz, ₹10 lakh

• Prathyoosha Kumar – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹10 lakh

• Mily Illingworth – Mumbai Indians, ₹10 lakh

• Danni Wyatt-Hodge – Gujarat Giants, ₹50 lakh

• Minnu Mani – Delhi Capitals, ₹40 lakh

• Pratika Rawal – UP Warriorz, ₹40 lakh

• Dayalan Hemlatha – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹30 lakh

• Aayushi Soni – Gujarat Giants, ₹30 lakh

• Rajeshwari Gayakwad – Gujarat Giants, ₹40 lakh

Dayalan Hemlatha has been picked up by Royal Challengers Bengaluru for Rs 30 lakh, adding to their squad depth.

Aayushi Soni has joined Gujarat Giants for Rs 30 lakh, while the experienced Rajeshwari Gayakwad has also been secured by the Giants for Rs 40 lakh, bolstering their bowling attack.

UP Warriorz have secured Pratika Rawal for Rs 40 lakh, adding the talented batter to their squad.

Minnu Mani has been picked up by Delhi Capitals for Rs 40 lakh, strengthening their squad with her all-round abilities.

Gujarat Giants have secured England’s Danni Wyatt-Hodge for Rs 50 lakh, adding an experienced international batter to their squad.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru have secured Prathyoosha Kumar for Rs 10 lakh, adding her to their squad.

Gongadi Trisha has been picked up by UP Warriorz for Rs 10 lakh, securing her spot in the squad.

Meanwhile, Khushi Bhatia went unsold at Rs 10 lakh, leaving her without a franchise this round.

Saika Ishaque has been snapped up by Mumbai Indians for Rs 30 lakh, adding a new face to their squad and bolstering their lineup.

Pranavi Chandra has gone unsold in the auction. 

S Megahana has gone unsold for the third time. 

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Georgia Voll (₹60 lakhs), Nadine de Klerk (₹65 lakhs), Radha Yadav (₹65 lakhs), Lauren Bell (₹90 lakhs), Linsey Smith (₹30 lakhs), Prema Rawat (₹20 lakhs RTM), Arundhati Reddy (₹75 lakhs), Pooja Vastrakar (₹85 lakhs), Grace Harris (₹75 lakhs), Gautami Naik (₹10 lakh)

Mumbai Indians: Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, G Kamalini, Amelia Kerr (₹3 crore), Shabnim Ismail (₹60 lakhs), Sanskriti Gupta (₹20 lakhs base price), Sajeevan Sajana (₹75 lakhs), Rahila Firdous (₹10 lakhs base price), Nicola Carey (₹30 lakhs), Triveni Vasistha (₹20 lakh), Nalla Reddy (₹10 lakh), Poonam Khemnar (₹10 lakh), Mamtha Madiwala (₹10 lakh)

Delhi Capitals: Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Marizanne Kapp, Annabel Sutherland, Niki Prasad, Laura Woolvaardt (₹1.10 crore), Chinelle Henry (₹1.30 crore), Shree Charani (₹1.30 crore), Sneh Rana (₹50 lakhs), Lizelle Lee (₹30 lakhs), Deeya Yadav (₹10 lakhs), Taniya Bhatia (₹30 lakhs), Mamtha Madiwala (₹10 lakh), Nandini Sharma (₹10 lakh), Lucy Hamilton (₹10 lakh)

UP Warriorz: Shweta Sehrawat, Deepti Sharma (₹3.2 crore RTM), Sophie Ecclestone (₹85 lakhs), Meg Lanning (₹1.90 crore), Phoebe Litchfield (₹1.20 crore), Kiran Navgire (₹60 lakhs), Harleen Deol (₹50 lakhs), Kranti Goud (₹50 lakhs RTM), Asha Sobhana (₹1.10 crore), Deandra Dottin (₹80 lakhs), Shikha Pandey (₹2.40 crore), Simran Shaikh (₹10 lakh), Shipra Giri (₹10 lakh), Chloe Tryon (₹30 lakh), Suman Meena (₹10 lakh), Tara Norris (₹10 lakh).

Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine (₹2 crore), Renuka Singh (₹60 lakhs), Bharati Fulmali (₹70 lakhs), Titas Sadhu (₹30 lakhs), Kashvee Gautam (₹75 lakhs RTM), Kanika Ahuja (₹30 lakhs), Tanuja Kanwar (₹45 lakhs), Georgia Wareham (₹1 crore), Anushka Sharma (₹45 lakhs), Happy Kumari (₹10 lakh), Kim Garth (₹50 lakh), Yastika Bhatia (₹50 lakh), Shivani Singh (₹10 lakh), Nandini Sharma (₹10 lakh)

• Grace Harris – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹75 lakh

• Simran Shaikh – UP Warriorz, ₹10 lakh

• Mamtha Madiwala – Delhi Capitals, ₹10 lakh

• Happy Kumari – Gujarat Giants, ₹10 lakh

• Nandini Sharma – Delhi Capitals, ₹10 lakh

• Kim Garth – Gujarat Giants, ₹50 lakh

• Yastika Bhatia – Gujarat Giants, ₹50 lakh

• Shipra Giri – UP Warriorz, ₹10 lakh

• Rahila Firdous – Mumbai Indians, ₹10 lakh

• Tanuja Kanwar – Gujarat Giants, ₹45 lakh

• Anushka Sharma – Gujarat Giants, ₹45 lakh

• Nicola Carey – Mumbai Indians, ₹30 lakh

• Chloe Tryon – UP Warriorz, ₹30 lakh

• Lucy Hamilton – Delhi Capitals, ₹10 lakh

• Triveni Vasistha – Mumbai Indians, ₹20 lakh

• Suman Meena – UP Warriorz, ₹10 lakh

• Gautami Naik – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹10 lakh

• Nalla Reddy – Mumbai Indians, ₹10 lakh

Mumbai Indians have secured Nalla Reddy for Rs 10 lakh, rounding off the second accelerated round of the auction.

With that phase complete, teams have been asked to submit four names each for the upcoming third accelerated round.

India’s Gautami Naik has been picked up by Royal Challengers Bengaluru for Rs 10 lakh, securing her a place in the team.

Suman Meena has been snapped up by UP Warriorz for Rs 10 lakh, earning her a spot in the squad.

Mumbai Indians have secured Triveni Vasistha for Rs 20 lakh, adding the talented player to their squad.

Lucy Hamilton has been picked up by Delhi Capitals for Rs 10 lakh, securing her place in the squad.

South African all-rounder Chloe Tryon has been snapped up by UP Warriorz for Rs 30 lakh, adding experience and firepower to their squad.

Sayali Satghare, who played for the Gujarat Giants, went unsold this time around. 

UP Warriorz have picked up USA pacer Tara Norris for Rs 10 lakh, securing the international talent for their squad.

On the other hand, Ashwani Kumar, Vaishnavi Sharma, and Gargi Wankar all went unsold, failing to attract any bids in this round.

Poonam Khemnar has been picked up by Mumbai Indians at her base price

Simran Shaikh has been picked up by UP Warriorz for Rs 10 lakh. Although Gujarat Giants had an RTM available, they chose not to use it.

Meanwhile, Nazma Khan went unsold at Rs 10 lakh, leaving her without a franchise this round.

Gujarat Giants have secured left-handed batter Yastika Bhatia for Rs 50 lakh, adding a key top-order player to their lineup.

Meanwhile, India’s experienced pacer Rajeshwari Gayakwad went unsold at her base price of Rs 40 lakh, missing out on a franchise this round.

India's World Cup star Pratika Rawal didn't find a buyer in the auction.

Former England captain Heather Knight has gone unsold 

Nandini Sharma has been picked up by Delhi Capitals at her base price of Rs 10 lakh, adding depth to their lineup.

Gujarat Giants have secured Happy Kumari for Rs 10 lakh, bringing the young talent into their squad.

Milly Illingworth has gone unsold again 

Delhi Capitals have brought in Mamtha Madiwala at her base price of Rs 10 lakh, adding her to their squad without any bidding contest.

Shipra Giri has been snapped up by UP Warriorz for Rs 10 lakh, securing her a place in the squad.

Humairaa Kaazi and Jintimani Kalita once again go unsold, leaving both players empty-handed in this stage of the auction.

Australia’s Alana King, fresh off a seven-wicket haul against South Africa in the World Cup, has gone unsold yet again, much to the surprise of fans.

Meanwhile, Vrinda Dinesh also misses out for the second time, remaining unsold in this round as well.

England’s Amy Jones has gone unsold once again, failing to attract a bid in this round.

Similarly, Australia’s pace sensation Darcie Brown also went unsold at her base price of ₹30 lakh, leaving both international stars without a franchise for now.

Australia’s Grace Harris, who went unsold earlier, is now at the center of a bidding war between RCB and UP Warriorz.

The former Warriorz star, who featured in the team for the first three seasons, has now been snapped up by Royal Challengers Bengaluru for Rs 75 lakhs, marking a return to the WPL spotlight.

S Meghana, who previously went unsold at ₹30 lakh, has once again failed to find a buyer in the accelerated round, keeping her in the auction pool.

Teams have been asked to select 10 players each, and the excitement is building as the battle for the remaining talents resumes.

"I was slightly anxious since yesterday, but I knew that whatever happens, happens. I’ve put in a lot of hard work over the past three seasons, and I’m really happy to be joining the UP Warriors family. It’s definitely exciting to be part of a new team," Pandey told Star Sports.

"I have a lot of gratitude for Delhi Capitals for the opportunities I had over the past three seasons—the coaching staff and everyone involved made it an incredible experience, so a huge thank you to the Delhi Capitals family."

"Now, looking ahead to UP Warriors, I’m really happy to be joining them. I’m excited that Meg Lanning will be leading the team, and there are so many players I’ve played with before as well as new teammates I’m looking forward to playing alongside. Sophie Ecclestone, for example, is someone I’m particularly excited to play with," Pandey added. 

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Georgia Voll (₹60 lakhs), Nadine de Klerk (₹65 lakhs), Radha Yadav (₹65 lakhs), Lauren Bell (₹90 lakhs), Linsey Smith (₹30 lakhs),, Prema Rawat (₹20 lakhs RTM), Arundhati Reddy (₹75 lakhs), Pooja Vastrakar (₹85 lakhs)

Mumbai Indians: Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, G Kamalini, Amelia Kerr (₹3 crore), Shabnim Ismail (₹60 lakhs), Sanskriti Gupta (₹20 lakhs base price), Sajeevan Sajana (₹75 lakhs), Rahila Firdous (₹10 lakhs base price), Nicola Carey (₹30 lakhs)

Delhi Capitals: Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Marizanne Kapp, Annabel Sutherland, Niki Prasad, Laura Woolvaardt (₹1.10 crore), Chinelle Henry (₹1.30 crore), Shree Charani (₹1.30 crore), Sneh Rana (₹50 lakhs), Lizelle Lee (₹30 lakhs), Deeya Yadav (₹10 lakhs), Taniya Bhatia (₹30 lakhs)

UP Warriorz: Shweta Sehrawat, Deepti Sharma (₹3.2 crore RTM), Sophie Ecclestone (₹85 lakhs), Meg Lanning (₹1.90 crore), Phoebe Litchfield (₹1.20 crore), Kiran Navgire (₹60 lakhs), Harleen Deol (₹50 lakhs), Kranti Goud (₹50 lakhs RTM), Asha Sobhana (₹1.10 crore), Deandra Dottin (₹80 lakhs), Shikha Pandey (₹2.40 crore)

Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine (₹2 crore), Renuka Singh (₹60 lakhs), Bharati Fulmali (₹70 lakhs), Titas Sadhu (₹30 lakhs), Kashvee Gautam (₹75 lakhs RTM), Kanika Ahuja (₹30 lakhs), Tanuja Kanwar (₹45 lakhs), Georgia Wareham (₹1 crore), Anushka Sharma (₹45 lakhs)

• Deandra Dottin – UP Warriorz, ₹80 lakh

• Kashvee Gautam – Gujarat Giants, ₹75 lakh (via RTM)

• Shikha Pandey – UP Warriorz, ₹2.40 crore

• Arundhati Reddy – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹75 lakh

• Sajeevan Sajana – Mumbai Indians, ₹75 lakh

• Pooja Vastrakar – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹85 lakh

• Kanika Ahuja – Gujarat Giants, ₹30 lakh

• Rahila Firdous – Mumbai Indians, ₹10 lakh (base price)

• Tanuja Kanwar – Gujarat Giants, ₹45 lakh

• Georgia Wareham – Gujarat Giants, ₹1 crore

• Anushka Sharma – Gujarat Giants, ₹45 lakh

• Nicola Carey – Mumbai Indians, ₹30 lakh

Australian all-rounder Nicola Carey has been snapped up by Mumbai Indians for Rs 30 lakhs.

Gujarat Giants considered entering the fray but eventually backed out, leaving MI to secure Carey comfortably at her base price.

Australia’s Courtney Webb has gone unsold in the auction.

USA pacer Tara Norris — the first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in WPL history — has also gone unsold.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Giants were locked in a fierce battle for Australian all-rounder Georgia Wareham.

The bids kept climbing, Wareham crossed the Rs 1 crore mark, and in the end, it was Gujarat Giants who prevailed, securing her for Rs 1 crore.

Gujarat Giants have brought back Indian left-arm spinner Tanuja Kanwar, securing her for Rs 45 lakhs. A familiar face in the Giants’ setup, Kanwar has officially returned to her previous team.

India's Sahana Pawar went unsold at Rs 10 lakhs. 

UAE's Theetha Satish went unsold at her base price. India's Komal Zandad didn't find a buyer as well. 

Mumbai Indians have made the first move for Rahila Firdous, snapping her up at her base price of Rs 10 lakhs without any contest from the other franchises.

Indian spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad didn't find a buyer in the auction. New Zealand off-spinner Fran Jonas also returned emptyhanded. 

Bangladesh fast bowler Marufa Akter, who turned heads at the Women’s T20 World Cup with her sharp swing and new-ball control, has surprisingly gone unsold in this auction.

In another unexpected outcome, New Zealand veteran Lea Tahuhu—one of the most experienced pacers in the pool—also didn’t attract a single bid.

Two quality fast bowlers, both missing out.

Indian wicketkeeper Nuzhat Parveen goes unsold. 

Taniya Bhatia has returned to the Delhi Capitals for her base price of Rs 30 lakhs. She is arguably one of the best wicketkeepers in India currently. 

UP Warriorz and Royal Challengers Bengaluru went head-to-head for India all-rounder Pooja Vastrakar, who entered the auction with a base price of Rs 50 lakhs.

Both teams pushed hard, but it was RCB who held their nerve in the end. The fast-bowling all-rounder went to Royal Challengers Bengaluru for Rs 85 lakhs, adding yet another dynamic option to their pace-bowling and lower-order firepower.

UP Warriorz and Mumbai Indians locked horns in a fierce tussle for Sajeevan Sajana, the hard-hitting all-rounder who became a household name after her last-ball six against Delhi Capitals last season.

Sajana, who also featured in the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup, drew plenty of interest, but in the end, Mumbai Indians—her former team—had the final say.

MI bagged Sajana for Rs 75 lakhs, bringing her back into the blue-and-gold fold.

Indian speedster Arundhati Reddy has been snapped up by Royal Challengers Bengaluru for Rs 75 lakhs, adding significant depth and firepower to RCB’s bowling attack.

UP Warriorz and Royal Challengers Bengaluru went absolutely hammer and tongs for veteran Indian fast bowler Shikha Pandey, who had been a mainstay at Delhi Capitals for the first three WPL seasons.

The bidding escalated quickly, crossing the Rs 2 crore mark as both teams refused to blink. Eventually, it was the UP Warriorz who outlasted RCB, securing Pandey’s experience and skill for a hefty Rs 2.40 crore.

Indian all-rounder Minnu Mani went unsold at her base price. 

Mumbai Indians and UP Warriorz locked into a fierce bidding tussle for all-rounder Kashvee Gautam, with the Warriorz pushing the price up to Rs 65 lakhs. Just when it looked like UP had sealed the deal, Gujarat Giants swooped in with their RTM card.

Since the Warriorz were capped at 65 lakhs, the Giants exercised the Right to Match and successfully brought Gautam back into their camp for Rs 65 lakhs.

Kim Garth, who turned out for both Gujarat Giants and Royal Challengers Bengaluru and featured in all three WPL seasons so far, surprisingly went unsold this time.

UP Warriorz opened the bidding for West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin, with Royal Challengers Bengaluru joining the contest soon after. But the Warriorz held firm and eventually secured Dottin for ₹80 lakh.

Dottin was part of the Gujarat Giants setup in the previous season.

India's Priya Punia has gone unsold in the auction. 

India's Sneha Deepthi has gone unsold for Rs 30 lakhs. Mona Meshram also went unsold at her base price. 

UP retaining Deepti and Ecclestone alone would’ve cost them at ₹6 crore or possibly even more.

Nayar strolls in and picks up Deepti, Ecclestone and Meg Lanning for ₹5.95 crore.

Three stars for less than the price of two?

Sounds less like a strategy and more like a quiet little heist.

The accelerated auction is about to get underway, and all eyes are on big names like Alyssa Healy, who’ll be hoping to be second-time lucky. Stay tuned — things could move fast from here.

Deepti Sharma became the second most expensive player sold at the TATA WPL auction for ₹3.2 crore to UP Warriorz via right-to-match. Speaking on JioHotstar, Deepti shared her excitement about returning to the franchise, credited TATA WPL for her batting evolution, and picked Phoebe Litchfield as her most anticipated new teammate.

“I’m from Uttar Pradesh and have strong ties with UP Warriorz. The management has always been excellent and supportive. The auction was thrilling from the start, and I’m delighted that UP Warriorz bought me back. I’m excited to represent them again," she said.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Georgia Voll (₹60 lakhs), Nadine de Klerk (₹65 lakhs), Radha Yadav (₹65 lakhs), Lauren Bell (₹90 lakhs), Linsey Smith, Prema Rawat (₹20 lakhs RTM)

Mumbai Indians: Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, G Kamalini, Amelia Kerr (₹3 crore), Shabnim Ismail (₹60 lakhs), Sanskriti Gupta (₹20 lakhs base price)

Delhi Capitals: Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Marizanne Kapp, Annabel Sutherland, Niki Prasad, Laura Woolvaardt (₹1.10 crore), Chinelle Henry (₹1.30 crore), Shree Charani (₹1.30 crore), Sneh Rana (₹50 lakhs), Lizelle Lee (₹30 lakhs), Deeya Yadav (₹10 lakhs)

UP Warriorz: Shweta Sehrawat, Deepti Sharma (₹3.2 crore RTM), Sophie Ecclestone (₹85 lakhs), Meg Lanning (₹1.90 crore), Phoebe Litchfield (₹1.20 crore), Kiran Navgire (₹60 lakhs), Harleen Deol (₹50 lakhs), Kranti Goud (₹50 lakhs RTM), Asha Sobhana (₹1.10 crore)

Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine (₹2 crore), Renuka Singh (₹60 lakhs), Bharati Fulmali (₹70 lakhs), Titas Sadhu (₹30 lakhs)

• Deeya Yadav – Delhi Capitals, ₹10 lakh

• Sanskriti Gupta – Mumbai Indians, ₹20 lakh (base price)

• Prema Rawat – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹20 lakh (via RTM)

Priyanka Koushal goes unsold at ₹10 lakh, continuing the trend of quiet moments in the auction.

Parunika Sisodia, who has represented Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians and featured for India U19 in the World Cup earlier this year, also fails to attract a bid.

It’s not a great day for the U19 stars — Parunika, Sanika Chalke, Shabnam Shakeel, and Gongadi Trisha all go unsold, leaving some of the brightest young talents waiting for their opportunity.

India's Prakashika Naik, who was a part of the Gujarat Giants, didn't find a buyer at Rs 10 lakhs. 

Bharti Rawal also went unsold at Rs 10 lakhs 

Shabnam Shakeel, a standout who played in India’s U19 T20 World Cup-winning squads in both 2023 and 2025, goes unsold.

A surprising turn of events, given her pedigree and recent performances, leaving franchises to pass on a proven young talent.

India's Komalpreet Kaur goes unsold at Rs 10 lakhs. Milly Illingworth also didn't find a buyer. 

18-year-old Happy Kumari goes unsold at ₹10 lakh, a quiet moment in the auction.

The trend continues as Nandini Sharma also fails to find a taker, leaving both young talents without a franchise this time.

India’s Nandini Kashyap goes unsold at ₹10 lakh.

She was part of Delhi Capitals last season, but didn’t get a chance to feature on the field due to DC having three other keeping options. No franchise steps forward this time, leaving her in the auction pool.

India's Khushi Bhatia unsold at Rs 10 lakhs.

Prathyooosha Kumar also didn't find a buyer at Rs 10 lakhs.

Shipra Giri has has gone unsold at Rs 10 lakhs. 

Mamatha Madiwala also went unsold at Rs 10 lakhs.

Gongadi Trisha, India’s star performer in the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in Kuala Lumpur, goes unsold — a bit of a shocker given her recent form.

The quiet continues as Jintimani Kalita and S Yashasri also fail to find buyers, leaving a few notable talents lingering in the auction pool.

“I'm sure we'll see Alyssa Healy back in the franchises’ mind because I don’t think any of the franchises would miss out on her. Every franchise will want Alyssa Healy for her tremendous experience and winning mentality. Teams need a skilled wicketkeeper-batter with leadership qualities, and she brings exactly that. Healy makes the game exciting with her brilliant performances and captaincy skills. Having such a wonderful player in the WPL would benefit any team looking for both, quality and experience. I’m sure one of the teams will definitely go for Alyssa Healy because she brings so much value to any franchise she plays for," says Saba Karim, a JioStar expert and former India cricketer. 

India's Amandeep Kaur goes unsold at Rs 20 lakhs 

India’s leg-spinner Prema Rawat attracts her first bid from Gujarat Giants, but Royal Challengers Bengaluru immediately flash their only RTM.

The Giants push the price up to ₹20 lakh, and RCB step in to accept it.

Prema Rawat is back with RCB, returning to the franchise that knows her best.

Humairaa Kaari, who was earlier a part of the Mumbai Indians, have gone unsold at Rs 10 lakhs. 

Sanika Chalke, a member of India’s U19 World Cup-winning squad earlier this year, goes unsold at ₹10 lakh.

A surprising turn, as her credentials suggest promise, but no franchise steps forward, leaving her momentarily in limbo.

15-year-old Deeya Yadav, often called a clone of Shafali Verma, finds a home in the Delhi Capitals.

The young sensation goes for ₹10 lakh, giving the Capitals a glimpse of the future in their batting lineup.

India's Aarushi Goel remains unsold at Rs 10 lakhs. 

Vrinda Dinesh, formerly with UP Warriorz, goes unsold, and the disappointment continues with Disha Kasat also failing to find a buyer.

Two familiar names in the pool, but neither manages to attract a bid, making for a quiet moment in the auction room.

England’s 16-year-old Davina Perrin goes under the hammer at ₹20 lakh, but surprisingly, there are no takers.

A quiet moment in the auction, especially considering Perrin had scored the fastest hundred in the Women’s Hundred earlier this year, showcasing her prodigious talent.

India's Pranavi Chandra goes unsold at Rs 10 lakhs. 

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil, Georgia Voll (₹60 lakhs), Nadine de Klerk (₹65 lakhs), Radha Yadav (₹65 lakhs), Lauren Bell (₹90 lakhs), Linsey Smith (₹30 lakhs)

Mumbai Indians: Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, G Kamalini, Amelia Kerr (₹3 crore), Shabnim Ismail (₹60 lakhs)

Delhi Capitals: Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Marizanne Kapp, Annabel Sutherland, Niki Prasad, Laura Woolvaardt (₹1.10 crore), Chinelle Henry (₹1.30 crore), Shree Charani (₹1.30 crore), Sneh Rana (₹50 lakhs), Lizelle Lee (₹30 lakhs)

UP Warriorz: Shweta Sehrawat, Deepti Sharma (₹3.2 crore RTM), Sophie Ecclestone (₹85 lakhs), Meg Lanning (₹1.90 crore), Phoebe Litchfield (₹1.20 crore), Kiran Navgire (₹60 lakhs), Harleen Deol (₹50 lakhs), Kranti Goud (₹50 lakhs RTM), Asha Sobhana (₹1.10 crore)

Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine (₹2 crore), Renuka Singh (₹60 lakhs), Bharati Fulmali (₹70 lakhs), Titas Sadhu (₹30 lakhs)

• Lizelle Lee – Delhi Capitals, ₹30 lakh

• Lauren Bell – Royal Challengers Bengaluru, ₹90 lakh

• Kranti Goud – UP Warriorz (via RTM), ₹50 lakh

• Shabnim Ismail – Mumbai Indians, ₹60 lakh

• Titas Sadhu – Gujarat Giants, ₹30 lakh

• Linsey Smith – Royal Challengers Bengaluru

• Asha Sobhana – UP Warriorz, ₹1.10 crore