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WPL 2027 Retentions: Full List of Retained and Released Players

Rohan Biswa

September 28, 2026

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The five WPL franchises have locked in their core groups ahead of the WPL 2027 mini-auction. With the retention deadline closing on 28 September 2026, teams held on to the bulk of their WPL 2026 squads and freed up a small set of players and purse for the auction in Kochi on 28 October 2026. The season starts on 14 January 2027, so these calls set the base each side builds on. Here is the full retained and released breakdown.

WPL 2027 Retention and Released Players List

In a mini-auction cycle, the franchises kept the majority of their WPL 2026 squads and released only a small number of players, leaving limited slots and purse to fill at the 28 October 2026 auction.

Note: A few players below joined their teams as mid-season replacements in WPL 2026 and were not part of that season’s auction, so their fees are not in public records. These appear as “Not disclosed”.

1. Mumbai Indians (Retained 11, Released 6)

Mumbai Indians held on to 11 players from their WPL 2026 group and released 6. They go into the auction with about 1.00 crore in purse and one overseas slot to fill.

Mumbai Indians Women
Source: Cricinfo

Retained Players

Retained PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Nat Sciver-BruntINR 3.50 crore
Amelia KerrINR 3.00 crore
Harmanpreet KaurINR 2.50 crore
Hayley MatthewsINR 1.75 crore
Amanjot KaurINR 1.00 crore
Sajana SajeevanINR 0.75 crore
Shabnim IsmailINR 0.60 crore
Nicola CareyINR 0.30 crore
Sanskriti GuptaINR 0.20 crore
Rahila FirdousINR 0.10 crore
Vaishnavi SharmaNot disclosed

Released Players

Released PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
G KamaliniINR 0.50 crore
Saika IshaqueINR 0.30 crore
Triveni VasisthaINR 0.20 crore
Poonam KhemnarINR 0.10 crore
Nalla ReddyINR 0.10 crore
Milly IllingworthINR 0.10 crore

2. Royal Challengers Bengaluru (Retained 12, Released 4)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru retained 12 players around captain Smriti Mandhana and released 4. They carry roughly 1.15 crore in purse and two overseas slots into the auction.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women
Source: Cricinfo

Retained Players

Retained PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Smriti MandhanaINR 3.50 crore
Richa GhoshINR 2.75 crore
Ellyse PerryINR 2.00 crore
Lauren BellINR 0.90 crore
Pooja VastrakarINR 0.85 crore
Arundhati ReddyINR 0.75 crore
Nadine de KlerkINR 0.65 crore
Radha YadavINR 0.65 crore
Georgia VollINR 0.60 crore
Shreyanka PatilINR 0.60 crore
Prema RawatINR 0.20 crore
Prathyoosha KumarINR 0.10 crore

Released Players

Released PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Grace HarrisINR 0.75 crore
Linsey SmithINR 0.30 crore
Dayalan HemalathaINR 0.30 crore
Gautami NaikINR 0.10 crore

3. Delhi Capitals (Retained 13, Released 6)

Delhi Capitals kept 13 players from a strong WPL 2026 squad and released 6. They head to Kochi with close to 1.10 crore in purse and one overseas slot open.

Delhi Capitals Women
Source: Cricinfo

Retained Players

Retained PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Jemimah RodriguesINR 2.20 crore
Shafali VermaINR 2.20 crore
Annabel SutherlandINR 2.20 crore
Marizanne KappINR 2.20 crore
Chinelle HenryINR 1.30 crore
N Sree CharaniINR 1.30 crore
Laura WolvaardtINR 1.10 crore
Niki PrasadINR 0.50 crore
Minnu ManiINR 0.40 crore
Nandni SharmaINR 0.20 crore
Deeya YadavINR 0.10 crore
Mamatha MadiwalaINR 0.10 crore
Lucy HamiltonINR 0.10 crore

Released Players

Released PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Sneh RanaINR 0.50 crore
Lizelle LeeINR 0.30 crore
Taniya BhatiaINR 0.30 crore
Alana KingNot disclosed
Pragati SinghNot disclosed
Eddla SrujanaNot disclosed

4. Gujarat Giants (Retained 15, Released 4)

Gujarat Giants made the most retentions of any team, keeping 15 players and releasing 4. They go in with about 1.25 crore in purse and one overseas slot to fill.

Gujarat Giants Women
Source: Cricinfo

Retained Players

Retained PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Ashleigh GardnerINR 3.50 crore
Beth MooneyINR 2.50 crore
Sophie DevineINR 2.00 crore
Georgia WarehamINR 1.00 crore
Bharti FulmaliINR 0.70 crore
Kashvee GautamINR 0.65 crore
Renuka SinghINR 0.60 crore
Kim GarthINR 0.50 crore
Yastika BhatiaINR 0.50 crore
Tanuja KanwerINR 0.45 crore
Anushka SharmaINR 0.45 crore
Rajeshwari GayakwadINR 0.40 crore
Kanika AhujaINR 0.30 crore
Happy KumariINR 0.10 crore
Jintimani KalitaNot disclosed

Released Players

Released PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Danni Wyatt-HodgeINR 0.50 crore
Titas SadhuINR 0.30 crore
Ayushi SoniINR 0.30 crore
Shivani SinghINR 0.10 crore

5. UP Warriorz (Retained 11, Released 6)

UP Warriorz retained 11 players and released 6, freeing up the largest purse of the cycle. They go into the auction with about 3.65 crore to spend and two overseas slots open.

UP Warriorz Women
Source: Cricinfo

Retained Players

Retained PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Deepti SharmaINR 3.20 crore
Shikha PandeyINR 2.40 crore
Meg LanningINR 1.90 crore
Phoebe LitchfieldINR 1.20 crore
Sophie EcclestoneINR 0.85 crore
Harleen DeolINR 0.50 crore
Kranti GaudINR 0.50 crore
Pratika RawalINR 0.50 crore
Shipra GiriINR 0.10 crore
Simran ShaikhINR 0.10 crore
Tara NorrisINR 0.10 crore

Released Players

Released PlayerWPL 2026 Salary
Asha SobhanaINR 1.10 crore
Deandra DottinINR 0.80 crore
Kiran NavgireINR 0.60 crore
Shweta SehrawatINR 0.50 crore
Chloe TryonINR 0.30 crore
Amy JonesNot disclosed

Verdict: Teams Are Ready for the WPL 2027 Auction on 28 October 2026

With retentions locked and released lists out, all five teams are set for the WPL 2027 mini-auction in Kochi on 28 October 2026. UP Warriorz carry the largest purse at 3.65 crore and the most room to strengthen, while Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi and Gujarat go in with tighter budgets and specific gaps to fill. The retained cores are settled, and the auction now decides the final shape of each squad before the season starts on 14 January 2027.

Rohan Biswa

Cricket Journalist

Rohan Biswas is a cricket journalist with a decade of experience covering cricket globally, from international series and ICC tournaments to franchise leagues including the IPL and BBL, and domestic cricket such as the Ranji Trophy. Based in India, he brings deep knowledge of the domestic game alongside a broad interest in cricket everywhere it's played, from the women's game to emerging cricket nations.

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