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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

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

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Sophia Dunkley (in pic) and Sophie Molineux have registered at the highest base price of Rs. 50 lakh for the Women’s Premier League auction

Sophia Dunkley (in pic) and Sophie Molineux have registered at the highest base price of Rs. 50 lakh for the Women’s Premier League auction | Photo Credit: R.V. MOORTHY

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Sophia Dunkley (in pic) and Sophie Molineux have registered at the highest base price of Rs. 50 lakh for the Women’s Premier League auction | Photo Credit: R.V. MOORTHY

The Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2027 auction will take place in Kochi on October 28, with the new season set to begin on January 14.

Following the teams’ retention decisions in September, 27 slots remain to be filled at Wednesday’s auction. UP Warriorz has the largest purse available, while Mumbai Indians will have to make the most of its limited budget to fill its remaining slots.

While the biggest names often command the highest bids, players with lower base prices can also spark intense bidding wars.

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