By Admin 
The popularity of the batsmen in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) is becoming stronger with every season. This league has not only given a new identity to women’s cricket, but has also given many memorable innings, which will be remembered for a long time. So far in the history of WPL, some such brilliant high-scoring innings have been seen, which filled the fans with thrill. Behind these innings are veteran players from different countries, who have performed well even under pressure.
Nat Sciver-Brunt, WPL’s first century innings
Mumbai Indians all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt created history by scoring her first century in this season of WPL. He scored unbeaten 100 runs on 57 balls against RCB in Vadodara on 26 January 2026. This innings included 16 fours and his strike rate was more than 175. This innings not only got recorded in the record books, but also took the level of batting in WPL to new heights.
Georgia Vols – UP Warriors
Georgia Voll of UP Warriors played a brilliant inning of 99 not out against RCB in Lucknow on 8 March 2025. He made this score with the help of 17 fours in 56 balls. Even though she missed a century, her innings put the team in a strong position and entertained the audience a lot.
Sophie Devine – Royal Challengers Bangalore
Sophie Devine of Royal Challengers Bangalore had scored 99 runs in 36 balls against Gujarat Giants at the Brabourne Stadium on 18 March 2023. In this innings he hit 9 fours and 8 sixes and his strike rate was 275. This is counted among the fastest and aggressive innings of WPL.
Alyssa Healy – UP Warriors
UP Warriors captain Alyssa Healy scored unbeaten 96 runs against RCB in Brabourne on 10 March 2023. In this inning of 47 balls, he hit 18 fours. This innings shows how experience and right shot selection can translate into big scores.
Beth Mooney – Gujarat Giants
Beth Mooney of Gujarat Giants played an unbeaten inning of 96 runs against UP Warriors in Lucknow on 3 March 2025. He scored runs in 59 balls in a restrained manner and took his team to a strong score.