Women’s Premier League (WPL) Schedule

WPL (Women’s Premier League) is an exciting new league featuring some of India’s premier female cricket players. This new tournament provides women who wish to participate with an opportunity to do just that! WPL schedule has been declared and here you will get the dates.

On March 4th, the inaugural Women’s Premier League kicked off. This tournament features five teams: Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals, Royal Challengers Bangalore and UP Warriorz.

Opening Match

Women’s Premier League (WPL) kicked off on March 4, 2019. Five teams competed for the inaugural trophy – featuring some of cricket’s top female stars like Ash Gardner, Meg Lanning, Harmanpreet Kaur and Nat Sciver-Brunt among many more!

The inaugural match of this tournament had originally been scheduled to be played on November 21, but was postponed to November 22 to keep with tradition dating back to 2006. Qatar and Ecuador would meet as they opened against one another while keeping with tradition of both teams playing on one day – including Netherlands and Senegal as scheduled in 2006.

At this year’s Women’s Premier League tournament, top batters such as Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy will vie to claim the Orange Cap and make history in this competition.

First Round

WPL will see five teams compete over 22 matches during its inaugural round. The top team on the points table will advance directly into the final, while second and third-placed teams will participate in an eliminator match with one spot available in it for consideration in order to compete for an opportunity in that match.

On March 4th, the inaugural WPL tournament will kick-off with a high-voltage match between Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians at DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai. Over 23 days, this inaugural event will host 20 league games as well as two playoff matches.

Batters will aim to score as many runs as possible during the tournament in order to make their names known as top scorers, while bowlers aim to capture as many wickets as possible; Megan Schut, Sophie Ecclestone, Deepti Sharma and Renuka Singh will be among those in pursuit of winning the WPL Purple Cap.

Second Round

WPL 2023’s second round will pit the top three teams against each other to vie for entry to the final. While the first placed team will earn direct access, second and third placed teams must compete against one another in an eliminator match in order to earn their place at the summit clash.

At Monday’s tense Women Premier League (WPL) auction, all five teams successfully assembled their squads. The inaugural edition of this tournament will kick off on March 4, with Mumbai Indians facing Gujarat Giants at Dr DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai in a blockbuster clash that features celebrity performances by Kiara Advani and Kriti Sanon before kick-off.

Sports18 will broadcast these matches live, while live streaming can be found through Jio Cinema App. Below is the match WPL schedule:

WPL 2023 Date	WPL Match 2023	Venue
4 March 2023	Mumbai Indians vs. Gujarat Giants	Mumbai
7 March 2023	Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. Delhi Capitals	Mumbai
8 March 2023	UP Warriorz vs. Mumbai Indians	Mumbai
9 March 2023	Delhi Capitals vs. Gujarat Giants	Mumbai
10 March 2023	Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. UP Warriors	Mumbai
11 March 2023	Mumbai Indians vs. Delhi Capitals	Mumbai
12 March 2023	Gujarat Giants vs. UP Warriorz	Mumbai
13 March 2023	Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. Mumbai Indians	Mumbai
14 March 2023	Delhi Capitals vs. UP Warriorz	Mumbai
15 March 2023	Gujarat Giants vs. Royal Challengers Bangalore	Mumbai
16 March 2023	Mumbai Indians vs. Gujarat Giants	Mumbai
17 March 2023	Off Day	Mumbai
18 March 2023	Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. Delhi Capitals	Mumbai
19 March 2023	Off Day	Mumbai
20 March 2023	UP Warriorz vs. Mumbai Indians	Mumbai
21 March 2023	Delhi Capitals vs. Gujarat Giants	Mumbai
22 March 2023	Off Day	Mumbai
23 March 2023	Off Day	Mumbai
24 March 2023	Eliminator Match	Mumbai
25 March 2023	Off Day	Mumbai
26 March 2023	Final Match	Mumbai

WPL Matches Time Table 2023

Day matches starts from	3:30 PM
All evening Match starts from	7:30 PM

Third Round

On March 4th, the inaugural Women’s Premier League tournament begins. Five teams are competing for this coveted trophy: Delhi Capitals and UP Warriorz are back, joined by newcomers Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Giants and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Teams have spent heavily at auctions to acquire top players from around the globe.

Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur were among the highest-priced players, while Australia’s Ashleigh Gardner and England’s Natalie Sciver were highly sought after by franchises. The table-topper from league stage will directly qualify for final while second and third placed teams will face off against one another in an eliminator match before finally meeting again for final on March 26 at either DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai or Brabourne Stadium in Pune.

Fourth Round

WPL 2023 features five teams and will see each one playing 20 games throughout its inaugural season. After which, two of those will advance to playoff round play-offs where they’ll vie for one spot in the final.

Delhi Capitals have taken the lead in the league stage after defeating UP Warriorz thanks to an exceptional Net Run Rate in their final group match. This victory places Delhi atop the points table and qualifies them directly for the final, while second and third placed teams will play an Eliminator match instead.

This tournament kicks off on March 4, and will take place at DY Patil Stadium and CCI Brabourne in Mumbai. Games will be broadcasted live via sports channels and Voot App; thus making the inaugural Women’s Premier League even more thrilling!

Fifth Round

WPL 2023 kicked off on March 4, when Mumbai Indians met Gujarat Giants. Over 22 matches will take place – 20 in the league stage and one eliminator/final at CCI Brabourne and DY Patil Stadiums of Mumbai.

Team that finishes first will qualify directly for the WPL final; second and third-placed teams will play one eliminator match to determine who enters as a second finalist in this season.

On February 13th, an auction for the 2019 Women’s Premier League season (WPL) took place with players from India and overseas put up for bidding. Smriti Mandhana from Royal Challengers Bangalore was purchased for an astounding 3.4 crore by them; other players sold at similar or higher prices included Hayley Matthews, Nat Sciver-Brunt and Ash Gardner.

Sixth Round

On March 4th, the inaugural WPL tournament kicks off with an epic match between Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians – followed by five more teams playing 22 matches between now and March 26th before concluding in its entirety with its grand finale on that same date.

At the first auction of 2023, several big names like Smriti Mandhana, Harmanpreet Kaur, Jemimah Rodrigues, Ellyse Perry, and Nat Sciver were sold to various teams at auction. While their batting prowess will no doubt prove crucial this season, it will also be interesting to see who can claim victory for the purple cap award this time around.

Sports 18 network in India will broadcast this competition, so subscribing is highly recommended in order to watch matches live streamed directly onto your television, mobile device, or Jio app.

Seventh Round

On March 4 at DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai, the inaugural Women’s Premier League tournament (WPL) will begin. Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Giants will face each other for their inaugural match of this historic competition that aims to establish women’s cricket across India as it attracts top female cricketers from across the world.

This tournament will include five teams: Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants and UP Warriorz. The winning team will automatically advance to the playoffs while second and third-placed teams will face an eliminator match to determine who advances further.

Live streams of these matches will be broadcast live on Sports 18 TV channel and Jio Cinema app in both SD and HD quality, each game worth over Rs 7 crore, at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai and DY Patil Sports Academy.

Eighth Round

The inaugural Women’s Premier League (WPL) will kick-off on March 4 with an eye-catching match between Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians, and conclude on March 26 at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. Viacom 18 has secured exclusive broadcasting rights of WPL for five years starting 2023, while Sports18 and Jio Cinema will live stream matches to fans across India.

At the auction, all teams spent big money to acquire both international and domestic players – such as Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Ellyse Perry, Alyssa Healy and Natalie Sciver – to compete for an orange cap title. The team that comes first will automatically advance to the final while second and third place teams must play an eliminator match before progressing further in the competition.

Ninth Round

WPL schedule has finally been unveiled and five teams are competing: Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants and UP Warriorz. An auction was held to select players for these five teams on 13 February; these auctioned players have since been added to their respective squads.

Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians will kick-off the tournament by facing each other, followed by two eliminator matches before a final match is played. Only four teams qualify for playoffs – Megan Schutt, Sophie Ecclestone, Deepti Sharma, Renuka Singh are expected to compete for a purple cap for taking most wickets; Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues Alysse Perry Nat Sciver-Brunt are among those hoping to do just that while their respective purple cap could go home with them as bowlers take most wickets, while Megan Schuttt taking most wickets; Smriti Mandhana Jemimimah Rodrigues Alysse Perry Nat Sciver-Brunt will aim at dominating run scoring charts as well; eventually this coveted orange cap will go home with her overall run total!