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Most Expensive Indian Players Sold in WPL 2027 Auction: The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2027 auction has concluded successfully. In this edition, franchises filled a total of 27 slots from a vast pool of 150 players. While significant sums were spent on major international stars, there was also intense competition among teams to secure Indian domestic talent.
Franchises invested heavily in Indian players who have already proven their mettle on both international and domestic stages. Let’s take a look at the top 5 most expensive Indian players from the WPL 2027 auction:
Top 5 Most Expensive Indian Players in WPL 2027 Auction
5. Sushma Verma (UP Warriorz – ₹30 Lakh)
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Experienced wicketkeeper-batter Sushma Verma also secured a spot among the top 5 Indian players, fetching a bid of ₹30 lakh.
- Team: UP Warriorz
- Price: ₹30 lakh
UP Warriorz opted for the experienced Indian wicketkeeper Sushma Verma to strengthen their wicketkeeping options. Her agility behind the stumps and her ability to contribute with the bat in the lower order will prove highly beneficial for the team.
4. Asha Sobhana (UP Warriorz – ₹30 Lakh)
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Asha Sobhana, who has made a name for herself in the Indian team with her impressive leg-spin bowling, was also acquired for ₹30 lakh.
- Team: UP Warriorz
- Price: ₹30 lakh
UP Warriorz added Asha Sobhana to their squad in this auction to bolster their spin attack. Her ability to bowl economically during the middle overs and take wickets could prove highly effective for UP Warriorz in the upcoming season.
Also Read: WPL Auction 2027 Live Updates: Sold and unsold players list, price
3. Sneh Rana (UP Warriorz – ₹30 Lakh)
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Experienced Indian all-rounder Sneh Rana was among the notable players sold in the ₹30 lakh bracket at the auction.
- Team: UP Warriorz
- Price: ₹30 lakh
UP Warriorz placed their trust in seasoned Indian off-spinner Sneh Rana to bolster their spin department. Known for her ability to turn the tide of a match under pressure, Sneh Rana’s inclusion makes the domestic core of the UP Warriorz side appear well-balanced and strong.
2. G. Kamalini (Gujarat Giants – ₹40 Lakh)
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Young wicketkeeper-batter G. Kamalini ranked second on this particular list of Indian players.
- Team: Gujarat Giants
- Price: ₹40 lakh
Gujarat Giants added this promising young player from Tamil Nadu to their squad for ₹40 lakh. Kamalini has made headlines before; ahead of the 2025 edition, she was acquired by Mumbai Indians for a substantial sum of ₹1.6 crore. Although there is some uncertainty regarding her availability due to a scheduling conflict with the ICC Women’s U-19 World Cup, Gujarat Giants have, with an eye on the future, secured one of the country’s most talented wicketkeepers.
1. Kiran Navgire (Delhi Capitals – ₹75 Lakh)
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Known for her aggressive, power-hitting style of batting, Kiran Navgire emerged as the most expensive Indian player in the WPL 2027 auction.
- Base Price: ₹40 Lakh
- Final Bid: ₹75 Lakh
- Team: Delhi Capitals
Entering the auction with a base price of ₹40 Lakh, Kiran drew intense bidding from the franchises. Ultimately, Delhi Capitals secured her for ₹75 Lakh. Kiran was not only the most expensive Indian player but also the second most expensive player overall in the WPL 2027 auction, trailing only Australian all-rounder Sophie Molineux (₹1.1 crore). With her expertise in hitting boundaries from the middle order, Kiran’s addition makes the Delhi Capitals' batting lineup appear significantly stronger and more aggressive.
Note: In the same ₹30 lakh bracket, Maharashtra batter Tejal Hasabnis was acquired by the defending champions, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), to strengthen their middle order.
Also Read: WPL 2027 All Team Squads: Full Player List After Mini Auction
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