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<div class="text-formatted field field--name-field-liveblog-description field--type-text-with-summary field--label-hidden field__item">The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 auction is set to be held in New Delhi and will see a total of 277 players go under the hammer. There are 73 slots that are there to be filled in what will be the first mega auction in the tournament's history. UP Warriorz is the team with the highest purse at INR 14.50 crore with 17 slots.

All eyes will be on marquee players like Deepti Sharma, Alyssa Healy, Meg Lanning, Sophie Devine, Renuka Thakur, Laura Wolvaardt and more.

 
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WPL 2026

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: India's Renuka Singh Thakur will be playing for the Gujarat Giants in the next season of the WPL. She has been signed by the franchise for a fee of INR 60&nbsp;lakh.

Renuka joins Gujarat Giants

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: Kiwi spinner Amelia Kerr will be featuring for the Mumbai Indians in the next season of the WPL as well as she has been signed by the franchise for a fee of INR 3 crore. A bidding war ensued between MI and UP Warriorz for the player and the former eventually went on to acquire the 25-year-old.

Kerr signed by MI

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: The UP Warriorz have used their Right to Match (RTM) card after the Delhi Capitals had earlier signed Deepti Sharma for her base price of INR 3.2 crore. DC then proposed a price of INR 3.2 crore for the India all-rounder that was accepted by the UP Warriorz.

Deepti heads back to UP Warriorz

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: New Zealand's Sophie Devine has signed for Gujarat Giants for a mammoth fee of INR 2 crore. After a bidding war with both RCB and DC, the Gujarat-based franchise ultimately went on to sign the batter.

Devine signs for Gujarat Giants for INR 2 crore

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: One of the marquee players in the auction, Australia's Alyssa Healy has gone unsold in the first set of the WPL 2026 auction. Though her name is expected to be announced again later during the event, many wouldn't have expected the skilled batter to go unsold.

Alyssa Healy goes UNSOLD 

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: Here are 10 of India's World Cup winners who are set to go under the hammer during the WPL 2026 auction -

Deepti Sharma - Rs. 50 lakh 
Renuka Singh Thakur - Rs. 40 lakh 
Harleen Deol - Rs. 50 lakh 
Sneh Rana - Rs. 30 lakh 
N. Shree Charani - Rs. 30 lakh 
Radha Yadav - Rs. 30 lakh 
Uma Chetry - Rs. 50 lakh 
Kranti Goud - Rs. 50 lakh 
Pratika Rawal - Rs. 50 lakh 
Arundhati Reddy - Rs. 30 lakh

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: Here are 10 of India's World Cup winners who are set to go under the hammer during the WPL 2026 auction -

Deepti Sharma - Rs. 50 lakh 
Renuka Singh Thakur - Rs. 40 lakh 
Harleen Deol - Rs. 50 lakh 
Sneh Rana - Rs. 30 lakh 
N. Shree Charani - Rs. 30 lakh 
Radha Yadav - Rs. 30 lakh 
Uma Chetry - Rs. 50 lakh 
Kranti Goud - Rs. 50 lakh 
Pratika Rawal - Rs. 50 lakh 
Arundhati Reddy - Rs. 30 lakh

India's WC winners present in the auction pool

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: Both Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals are the teams who have retained the most players at five each while UP Warriorz on the other hand, have only retained a single player.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru:&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh, Shreyanka Patil.

Mumbai Indians:&nbsp;Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt, G Kamalini.

Delhi Capitals:&nbsp;Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Marizanne Kapp, Annabel Sutherland, Niki Prasad.

UP Warriorz:&nbsp;Shweta Sehrawat.

Gujarat Giants:&nbsp;Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney

List of players retained by each team

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: Here are the remaining purses and slots for each of the five franchises -

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: 6.15 crore. Remaining slots – 13, Overseas – 4

Mumbai Indians: INR 5.75 crore. Remaining slots – 13, Overseas – 4

Delhi Capitals: INR 5.75 crore. Remaining slots - 13, Overseas – 4

UP Warriorz: INR 14.50 crore. Remaining slots - 17, Overseas – 6

Gujarat Giants: INR 9.00 crore. Remaining slots - 16, Overseas – 4

Remaining purse and slots left for each franchise

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: All eyes will be on the&nbsp;marquee players that are set to go under the hammer. This includes the likes of Deepti Sharma, Alyssa Healy, Renuka Thakur, Luara Wolvaardt and more.

Sophie Devine (NZ) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Sophie Eccelstone (ENG) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Alyssa Healy (AUS) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Amelia Kerr (NZ) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Meg Lanning (AUS) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Deepti Sharma (IND) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Renuka Thakur (IND) - Base price: Rs. 40 lakh 
Laura Wolvaardt (RSA) - Base price: Rs. 30 lakh

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: All eyes will be on the&nbsp;marquee players that are set to go under the hammer. This includes the likes of Deepti Sharma, Alyssa Healy, Renuka Thakur, Luara Wolvaardt and more.

Sophie Devine (NZ) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Sophie Eccelstone (ENG) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Alyssa Healy (AUS) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Amelia Kerr (NZ) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Meg Lanning (AUS) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Deepti Sharma (IND) - Base price: Rs. 50 lakh 
Renuka Thakur (IND) - Base price: Rs. 40 lakh 
Laura Wolvaardt (RSA) - Base price: Rs. 30 lakh

All eyes on marquee players

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: The WPL 2026 auction will be telecasted on the Star Sports network while it will be livestreamed on the JioStar app.

Livestreaming details

WPL Auction 2026 LIVE: The Women's Premier League 2026 mega auction is set to&nbsp;get underway from&nbsp;3:30 pm IST on November 27. The auction is set to take place in New Delhi and will see a total of 277 players go under the hammer with 73 slots available in the five franchises.

At what time will the auction begin?

WPL Mega Auction 2026 Live Updates: Five franchises are set to battle it out for a total of 277 players in the Women's Premier League 2026 auction that will take place in Delhi

Five franchises are set to battle it out for a total of 277 players in the Women's Premier League 2026 auction that will take place in Delhi

WPL 2026 auction Live Updates: 277 players set to go under the hammer, all eyes on Deepti Sharma and Alyssa Healy - WPL 2026 auction Live Updates: 276 players set to go under the hammer, all eyes on Deepti Sharma and Alyssa Healy - SportsTak

WPL 2026 auction Live Updates: 276 players set to go under the hammer, all eyes on Deepti Sharma and Alyssa Healy

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