Record-Breaking Knocks: The Highest Individual Scores in WPL History

The Women’s Premier League (WPL) has revolutionized women’s cricket, bringing fans thrilling displays of explosive batting, nail-biting chases, and record-breaking performances. Since its launch in 2023, the league has provided a stage for players to showcase their talent, with batters rewriting scorecards and leaving audiences in awe. Among these standout performances, a few innings have risen above the rest, combining power, precision, and tactical brilliance to create unforgettable moments.

Here, we celebrate the highest individual scores in WPL history , honoring the trailblazers who turned matches into spectacles and cemented their names in the league’s legacy.

5) Meg Lanning (92 Runs)
Meg Lanning delivered a batting masterclass for Delhi Capitals Women, scoring a magnificent 92 off 57 balls against Gujarat Giants Women in the 17th match of WPL 2025. Leading by example, Lanning’s innings was a perfect mix of elegance and aggression, featuring 15 fours and a six at a strike rate of 161.40. Her impeccable shot selection and ability to find gaps effortlessly kept the scoreboard ticking, helping DCW post a challenging total of 177/5. Lanning’s 83-run opening partnership with Shafali Verma laid a solid foundation, allowing her team to dominate the game. Her near-century knock was instrumental in putting pressure on the opposition, highlighting her class and leadership.

4) Harmanpreet Kaur (95 Runs)
Despite a recent fine for a code of conduct breach, Harmanpreet Kaur played a captain’s innings for Mumbai Indians Women, scoring an unbeaten 95 off 48 balls against Gujarat Giants in the 16th match of WPL 2024. Her knock was a masterclass in balancing aggression and composure, featuring 10 fours and 5 sixes at a strike rate of 197.92. Coming in at a tricky 57/2, Kaur steadied the ship before accelerating brilliantly, guiding MIW to a thrilling seven-wicket victory with just one ball to spare. Her match-winning partnership with Amelia Kerr showcased her leadership and ability to perform under pressure.

3) Beth Mooney (96 Runs)
Beth Mooney’s unbeaten 96 off 59 balls was a batting spectacle for Gujarat Giants Women against UP Warriorz Women this year. Her innings, studded with 17 boundaries, demonstrated her exceptional timing and placement. Opening the innings, Mooney paced her knock perfectly, blending caution with aggression even as wickets fell at the other end. Her ability to rotate the strike and find gaps consistently kept the scoreboard moving, ensuring Gujarat Giants posted a formidable total of 186/5. Mooney’s authoritative performance solidified her reputation as one of the best batters in the game.

2) Alyssa Healy (96 Runs)
Alyssa Healy’s unbeaten 96 off 47 balls was a batting masterclass that led UP Warriorz Women to a dominant 10-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore Women in 2023. Opening the innings, Healy’s knock was packed with 18 boundaries and a six, showcasing her impeccable timing and placement. With a staggering strike rate of 204.25, she made light work of the 139-run target, sealing the win in just 13 overs. Healy’s aggressive yet calculated approach left the bowlers helpless, underlining her status as one of the most formidable openers in women’s cricket.

1) Sophie Devine (99 Runs)
Sophie Devine’s breathtaking 99 off 36 balls for Royal Challengers Bangalore Women against Gujarat Giants Women in 2023 remains one of the most explosive innings in WPL history. Her knock, featuring 9 fours and 8 sixes, came at an astonishing strike rate of 275.00. Devine’s aggressive batting dismantled the opposition bowlers, making a daunting target of 189 look easy. Despite falling just one run short of a century, her performance was a perfect blend of power and precision, ensuring RCBW’s commanding seven-wicket victory. Devine’s innings remains a standout moment in WPL history, showcasing her dominance with the bat.

These remarkable performances not only highlight the skill and determination of the players but also underscore the excitement and competitiveness that the Women’s Premier League has brought to cricket. Each of these innings has left an indelible mark on the league, inspiring fans and future generations alike.