Women's Premier League 2025 will be the 3rd season of WPL organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). This 2025 tournament will feature five teams and will start from 14th February to 15th March 2025.

Baroda, Bangalore, Lucknow, and Mumbai will be the host cities for the Women's Premier League 2025. The last year's winners, Royal Challengers Banglore (RCB), will kick start the first match against Gujarat Giants (GG) in Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara, on 14th February, at 7:30 PM.

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Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 Complete Match Schedule

22 matches will be played in WPL 2025 across 4 venues from 14th February to 15th March, including Semi-Final (Eliminator) and Final Match. As per schedule, every match will start at 7:30 PM IST.

2025 WPL Teams with Captain 

The third season of the WPL will have 5 teams. Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants, Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Banglore and UP Warriorz. Each team will be locking horns with each other twice in a home-- and away, double round-robin format

Format of the Women's Premier League 2025

Five teams – Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Gujarat, and UP – will compete in a double round-robin format, where each team plays the others twice. After the group stage, the team finishing at the top of the standings will secure a direct spot in the final. The 2nd and 3rd ranked teams will clash in the Eliminator match to earn a place in the final. This competitive structure ensures thrilling matches and keeps fans engaged throughout the tournament.

Venues for WPL 2025

The entire season will be hosted in four cities Baroda, Lucknow, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, with matches spread across four premier stadiums:

• M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
• Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow
• Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara
• Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai

These iconic venues will serve as the battlegrounds for 22 matches, offering fans a mix of world-class facilities and electrifying cricketing action. The selection of venues reflects a blend of modern infrastructure and historical significance, making it a fitting stage for the 2025 season. With a clear format and top-tier venues, WPL 2025 is set to elevate women’s cricket and offer fans an unforgettable experience.

2025 Women Premier League Team Squads

Delhi Capitals WPL Squad

Jemimah Rodrigues(Batter), Meg Lanning (Batter)(C), Shafali Verma (Batter), Sneha Deepthi (Batter), Alice Capsey (All-Rounder), Annabel Sutherland (All-Rounder), Arundhati Reddy (All-Rounder), Jess Jonassen (All-Rounder), Marizanne Kapp (All-Rounder), Minnu Mani (All-Rounder), N. Charani (All-Rounder), Niki Prasad (All-Rounder), Radha Yadav (All-Rounder), Shikha Pandey (All-Rounder), Nandini Kashyap (Wicket-Keeper), Sarah Bryce (Wicket-Keeper), Taniyaa Bhatia (Wicket-Keeper), Titas Sadhu (Bowler)

Royal Challengers Bangalore WPL Squad

Danni Wyatt (Batter), Sabbineni Meghana (Batter), Smriti Mandhana (Batter)(C), Asha Sobhana Joy (All-Rounder), Charlie Dean (All-Rounder), Ellyse Perry (All-Rounder), Georgia Wareham (All-Rounder), Joshitha V J (All-Rounder), Kanika Ahuja (All-Rounder), Prema Rawat (All-Rounder), Raghvi Bist (All-Rounder), Shreyanka Patil (All-Rounder), Sophie Devine (All-Round), Richa Ghosh (Wicket-Keeper), Ekta Bisht (Bowler), Jagravi Pawar (Bowler), Kate Cross (Bowler), Renuka Singh (Bowler)

Gujarat Giants WPL Squad

Bharti Fulmali (Batter), Laura Wolvaardt (Batter), Phoebe Litchfield (Batter), Simran Shaikh (Batter), Ashleigh Gardner (All-Rounder), Danielle Gibson (All-Rounder), Dayalan Hemalatha (All-Rounder), Deandra Dottin (All-Rounder), Harleen Deol (All-Rounder), Sayali Satghare (All-Rounder), Tanuja Kanwer (All-Rounder), Beth Mooney (Wicket-Keeper), Kashvee Gautam (Bowler), Mannat Kashyap (Bowler), Meghna Singh (Bowler), Prakashika Naik (Bowler), Priya Mishra (Bowler), Shabnam Shakil (Bowler)

Mumbai Indians WPL Squad

Harmanpreet Kaur (Batter), Akshita Maheshwari (All-Rounder), Amandeep Kaur (All-Rounder), Amanjot Kaur (All-Rounder), Amelia Kerr (All-Rounder), Chloe Tryon (All-Rounder), Hayley Matthews (All-Rounder), Jintimani Kalita (All-Rounder), Keerthana Balakrishnan (All-Rounder), Nadine de Klerk (All-Rounder), Natalie Sciver-Brunt (All-Rounder), Pooja Vastrakar (All-Rounder), Sajeevan Sajana (All-Rounder), Sanskriti Gupta (All-Rounder), G. Kamalini (Wicket-Keeper), Yastika Bhatia (Wicket-Keeper), Saika Ishaque (Bowler), Shabnim Ismail (Bowler)

UP Warriorz WPL Squad

Arushi Goel (Batter), Kiran Navgire (Batter), Shweta Sehrawat (Batter), Vrinda Dinesh (Batter), Chamari Athapaththu (All-Rounder), Deepti Sharma(All-Rounder), Grace Harris (All-Rounder), Kranti Goud (All-Rounder), Poonam Khemnar (All-Rounder), Sophie Ecclestone (All-Rounder), Tahlia McGrath (All-Rounder), Uma Chetry(All-Rounder), Alyssa Healy (Wicket-Keeper), Alana King (Bowler), Anjali Sarvani (Bowler), Gouher Sultana (Bowler), Rajeshwari Gayakwad (Bowler), Saima Thakor (Bowler)

2025 Women’s Premier League Streaming Details

TV Broadcast: Sports18

Live Streaming: JioCinema App & Website

FAQs about WPL 2025

When does WPL 2025 start?

The Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 will commence on 14 February 2025. 

How many teams qualify for WPL?

The Women's Premier League will feature five teams: Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Gujarat, and UP. All five teams will compete in a round-robin format. 

Where is the venue for WPL 2025?

WPL 2025 will be played in Bengaluru, Lucknow, Baroda, and Mumbai. Matches will be hosted across four stadiums M. Chinnaswamy Stadium (Bengaluru), Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium (Lucknow), Kotambi Stadium (Vadodara), and Brabourne Stadium (Mumbai).