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WPL 2027 auction most expensive players: Top 10 biggest buys

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WPL 2027 auction most expensive players: Top 10 biggest buys, highest bids, player prices and teams revealed

Australia's Sophie Molineux (Image: IANS)

The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2027 auction has witnessed several notable signings, with franchises strengthening their squads through a mix of Indian talent and overseas experience.

Australian all-rounder Sophie Molineux remains the most expensive purchase so far, joining UP Warriorz for Rs 1.1 crore.Delhi Capitals made a significant move by signing Indian batter Kiran Navgire for Rs 75 lakh, while several other franchises have secured players at their base prices as the auction progresses in Kochi.Here are the top 10 most expensive buys at the WPL 2027 auction so far.

Top 10 buys at WPL 2027 auction

  • Sophie Molineux — UP Warriorz — Rs 1.1 crore
  • Kiran Navgire — Delhi Capitals — Rs 75 lakh
  • Jess Jonassen — Royal Challengers Bengaluru — Rs 40 lakh
  • Gunalan Kamalini — Gujarat Giants — Rs 40 lakh
  • Asha Sobhana Joy — UP Warriorz — Rs 30 lakh
  • Chloe Tryon — Royal Challengers Bengaluru — Rs 30 lakh
  • Grace Harris — UP Warriorz — Rs 30 lakh
  • Sneh Rana — UP Warriorz — Rs 30 lakh
  • Orla Prendergast — Gujarat Giants — Rs 30 lakh
  • Sushma Verma — UP Warriorz — Rs 30 lakh

Several players have attracted bids above their base prices, with Sophie Molineux and Kiran Navgire leading the way.

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