WPL 2027 auction: full list of sold and unsold players revealed

Players and franchises exchanged bids at the WPL 2027 auction on October 28, 2026, producing a published list of sold and unsold players for the upcoming tournament. The data names the final sale prices, base prices where listed, and the franchises that secured each player.

The auction list contains a mix of Indian and overseas cricketers as franchises sought to strengthen squads with international experience, domestic performers and emerging prospects. Some players went for their base price, others attracted higher bids, and a sizeable group remained unsold. Sophie Molineux, Kiran Navgire and Shweta Sehrawat are among the prominent signings recorded in the supplied list.

Sophie Molineux was the top purchase in the supplied data, bought by UP Warriorz for Rs 1.1 crore against a base price of Rs 50 lakh. Delhi Capitals Women paid Rs 75 lakh for Kiran Navgire, whose base price was Rs 40 lakh, while Mumbai Indians Women acquired Shweta Sehrawat for Rs 20 lakh after she entered the auction at Rs 10 lakh.

Other notable confirmed purchases include Jess Jonassen, who joined Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women for Rs 40 lakh, and Gunalan Kamalini, bought by Gujarat Giants for Rs 40 lakh. UP Warriorz signed Grace Harris and Sneh Rana for Rs 30 lakh each, and Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women added Chloe Tryon for Rs 30 lakh.

The supplied sold-player list records 24 unique players with final prices and team allocations; examples include Akshita Bhagat for Rs 10 lakh to Mumbai Indians Women, Nazma Khan for Rs 10 lakh to Delhi Capitals Women, and Asha Sobhana Joy for Rs 30 lakh to UP Warriorz. The entries cover a range of roles: batters, bowlers, all-rounders and wicketkeeper-batters.

The unsold list in the supplied data contains 28 unique names, spanning domestic and international players. Overseas players who went unsold include Chamari Athapaththu (base price Rs 30 lakh) and Sophia Dunkley (base price Rs 50 lakh), while Indian players listed as unsold include Devika Vaidya (Rs 30 lakh), Ira Jadhav (Rs 10 lakh) and Uma Chetry (Rs 30 lakh).

Team-by-team counts in the supplied entries show UP Warriorz with eight sold players, Mumbai Indians Women with six, Delhi Capitals Women and Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women with four each, and Gujarat Giants with three. The data also records which franchises signed several highlighted players: UP Warriorz added Sophie Molineux, Grace Harris, Sneh Rana and Kathryn Bryce; Mumbai Indians Women picked up Akshita Bhagat; Delhi Capitals Women secured Kiran Navgire; Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women signed Jess Jonassen and Chloe Tryon; Gujarat Giants added Gunalan Kamalini and Orla Prendergast.

The supplied dataset records 24 sold and 28 unsold players in total, with Sophie Molineux the highest-priced acquisition at Rs 1.1 crore and Kiran Navgire the second-largest buy at Rs 75 lakh; Shweta Sehrawat is recorded as the only other player in the list to secure a price above her Rs 10 lakh base price, going for Rs 20 lakh.