The Women’s Premier League 2026 ended with Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women lifting the title, and the final night also saw several top performers rewarded for their efforts throughout the season. From prize money to individual awards, here’s the full list of WPL 2026 prizes and winners.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru ended the tournament as champions after a thrilling final victory. The title earned them their second WPL trophy and a prize money of Rs. 6 crore, underscoring a dominant season from start to finish.
Delhi Capitals Women reached the final again but had to settle for second place. The loss marked their fourth consecutive runner-up finish in WPL history. Despite the heartbreak, DC earned Rs. 3 crore as second prize money.
The Player of the Match award in the final went to Smriti Mandhana. The RCB captain played a match-winning stroke under pressure and led the chase with confidence on the biggest stage.
Mandhana also walked away with the Oranjepet this season. She scored 377 runs, the most by any batswoman in WPL 2026, and was the backbone of RCB at the top of the table throughout the tournament.
The Purple Cap was won by Sophie Devine of Gujarat Giants. She finished as the leading wicket-taker with 17 wickets and consistently provided breakthroughs for her side.
Devine capped an excellent all-round season by also winning the Most Valuable Player award. Along with her 17 wickets, she scored 243 runs, making a strong impact with both bat and ball.
The Emerging Player award went to Nandini Sharma of Delhi Capitals. The young pacer impressed everyone with her consistency and control, finishing the season with 17 wickets and announcing herself at the top level.
With plenty of prize money and strong individual performances, WPL 2026 once again showcased the growing depth and quality of women’s cricket in India. The competition continues to reward competition winners and young talent equally.
WPL 2026: full list of prizes and winners
| Award | Winner | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | Royal Challengers Bengaluru | 2nd title (prize money of Rs. 6 Crore) |
| Second place | Capitals of Delhi | 4th finals loss in a row (Rs. 3 Crore prize money) |
| Orange cap | Smriti Mandhana (RCB) | 377 runs |
| Purple cap | Sophie Devine (GG) | 17 wickets |
| Most Valuable Player | Sophie Devine (GG) | 17 wickets and 243 runs |
| Up and coming player | Nandini Sharma (DC) | 17 wickets |
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