Sneh Rana registered a whopping strike rate of 433.33, which became the season’s best

India’s women’s cricket team enjoyed immense success in 2025 by lifting their maiden ODI World Cup trophy under the captaincy of Harmanpreet Kaur. However, many may not be aware that this wasn’t Kaur’s first trophy in 2025. In the domestic circuit, she guided the Mumbai Indians to their second Women’s Premier League (WPL) title—a tournament that saw several Indians take top spots across categories.

As the year comes to an end, here’s a recap of the Indian batters who lit up multiple categories in the WPL 2025.

Highest run-scorer

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One of the star players of the World Cup squad, Verma, represents the Delhi Capitals in the WPL. In 2025, she was the fourth-highest run-scorer of the tournament, with 304 runs scored in nine matches at an average of 38 and a strike rate of 152.76.

Most sixes

When it comes to most sixes by an Indian, Shafali once again became the Indian with the most sixes and the second-highest six-hitter in the tournament. In nine WPL matches, she hit 16 sixes.

Highest average strike rate

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Moving on to the highest average strike rate maintained throughout the season, Richa Ghosh secured the second spot in the tournament with a strike rate of 175.57 in eight WPL matches.

Maximum fours

In this category, Harmanpreet Kaur is the only Indian who found a place in the top five, securing the fifth spot for hitting 38 matches in 10 games.

Most fours in a game

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Playing for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Smriti Mandhana hit 10 fours, the maximum by an Indian in a single WPL game in 2025. She scored 81 runs in 47 balls against the Delhi Capitals and grabbed the 10th spot in this category.

Maximum sixes in a game

When it comes to the maximum sixes hit by an Indian player in a single game, Richa Ghosh grabbed the second spot with her five sixes. She scored 69 runs in 33 balls against UP Warriorz.

Most fifties

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Harmanpreet Kaur grabbed the sixth place in WPL 2025 with three 50s, but was not far behind the leader, Natalie Sciver-Brunt. Kaur would’ve finished third had she not taken 10 innings to score the three half-centuries.

Fastest fifty

Richa Ghosh secured third place in this category for hitting a 50 in 23 balls. She ended the innings with 64 runs off 27 deliveries.

Highest score

In terms of the highest individual score hit by an Indian player, Smriti Mandhana made 81 runs against the Delhi Capitals in 47 balls, securing the sixth spot in this category.

Hopefully, next season, some of the Indian players will grab a few spots across these categories, ending the dominance of foreign players.