The UP Warriors holds the record for highest team total in WPL.
UP Warriors scored the mammoth score of 225/5 against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 3rd season of WPL. It was a powerful display of batting boundaries, and sixes were hit almost after every single ball.
In this blog we will explore the highest team totals in the WPL history and a short summary about the innings.
Top 7 Highest Totals In WPL
Here’s a table showing a quick summary of the highest total in WPL
| Team | Score | Against | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UP Warriors | 225/5 | Royal Challengers Bangalore | 8th March 2025 | Lucknow |
| Delhi Capitals | 223/2 | Royal Challengers Bangalore | 5th March 2023 | Brabourne |
| Mumbai Indians | 213/4 | Gujarat Giants | 13th March 2025 | Lucknow |
| Royal Challengers Bangalore | 213/10 | UP Warriors | 8th March 2025 | Brabourne |
| Delhi Capitals | 211/4 | UP Warriors | 7th March 2023 | D Y Patil |
| Mumbai Indians | 207/5 | Gujarat Giants | 4th March 2023 | D Y Patil |
| Royal Challengers Bangalore | 202/4 | Gujarat Giants | 14th Feb 2025 | Vadodara |
By far, UP Warriors have the highest score in three seasons, while Royal Challengers Bangalore, Mumbai Indians, and Delhi Capitals secure 2-2 spots in the ranking. All top scores in the list are above 200, and that’s quite a surprise for the women’s league; it showcases the potential the WPL holds
1. UP Warriorz – 225/5 vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru (2025)
UP Warriorz made history in WPL 2025, becoming the first team to rack up more than 225 runs in a single innings. Georgia Voll was the standout, hammering 99 runs and falling heartbreakingly short of the tournament’s first-ever century. She held her ground till the end, striking with 17 boundaries and a six.
Grace Harris got things rolling fast, scoring 39 off just 22 balls, and together with Voll, the opening pair piled on 77 runs in 43 balls. Once Kiran Navgire stepped in, the carnage continued. She blasted 46 runs from only 16 deliveries, including two fours and five massive sixes, at a strike rate that touched 287.50.
This innings really showed how the WPL has changed. Teams now aim for scores once thought impossible. And doing it against a strong RCB bowling lineup just made UP Warriorz’s record-breaking feat even more impressive.
2. Delhi Capitals – 223/2 vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru (2023)
Before UP Warriorz rewrote the records, Delhi Capitals held the top spot with a stunning 223 against RCB in just the second-ever WPL match. Captain Meg Lanning and Shafali Verma opened with a partnership that left RCB helpless—162 runs together, a record that still stands as the only 150-plus stand in WPL history.
Lanning chipped in with 72, Verma smashed 84, and both looked completely in command. Marizanne Kapp came in late and finished things off with a blazing cameo, scoring at over 200. Delhi’s dominance led to a crushing 60-run win at Brabourne Stadium.
3. Mumbai Indians – 213/4 vs. Gujarat Giants (2025)
Mumbai Indians came out swinging in the Eliminator at Brabourne Stadium, racking up a huge 213 runs against the Gujarat Giants. Hayley Matthews set the tone—she hammered 77 off 50 balls, sending the ball to the ropes 10 times and clearing it for three sixes.
Nat Sciver-Brunt matched her shot for shot, blasting 77 from just 41 deliveries. She cracked 10 fours and two sixes and kept the scoreboard racing with a strike rate close to 188. Together, they stitched up a massive 133-run partnership that really put Mumbai in control.
Then Harmanpreet Kaur took over at the end, finishing things off in style. She smashed 36 from only 12 balls—two boundaries and four huge sixes. She barely gave the bowlers a chance to breathe.
With the captain leading the charge, Mumbai’s total was just too much. They won by 47 runs, and no surprise, Matthews took home Player of the Match for her all-round show.
4. Royal Challengers Bengaluru – 213 vs UP Warriorz (2025)
This one came in a losing cause. Needing 226 to win, RCB threw everything they had at it and ended up with the joint third-highest team score in WPL history. They fought hard, right from the start.
Sabbhineni Meghana came out swinging, smashing 27 off just 12 balls. She hit two boundaries and sent two over the ropes for six. But the real star was Richa Ghosh. She looked unstoppable, hammering 69 from just 33 deliveries. Six fours, five sixes, and a strike rate over 200—she kept RCB in the hunt.
Ellyse Perry backed her up with a quick 28 off 15, finding the boundary six times. Then Sneh Rana turned up the heat at the end—she walked in and blasted 26 off only six balls, including two fours and three huge sixes. Her strike rate? Off the charts at 433.
In the end, RCB fell just 12 runs short, bowled out for 213 in 19.3 overs.
5. Delhi Capitals – 211/4 vs UP Warriorz (2023)
Delhi Capitals weren’t done. Just a few days later, they crossed the 200 mark again, this time against UP Warriorz at DY Patil. After winning the toss and choosing to bat, Meg Lanning put up another half-century, showing she’s as consistent as they come. Jemimah Rodrigues anchored the middle with 34 not out, and Alice Capsey kept things moving with 21.
Jess Jonassen then came in with a late blitz, 42 runs, unbeaten, in no time. Her fireworks at the end pushed Delhi to 211, leaving UP Warriorz with too much to chase.
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6. Mumbai Indians – 207/5 vs Gujarat Giants (2023)
Right from the very first WPL match, Mumbai Indians made a statement. They racked up 207 runs—serious championship energy. Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain, absolutely took charge. She hammered an unbeaten 65 off just 30 balls, smashing 14 boundaries along the way.
At the top, Hayley Matthews chipped in with a solid 47, and near the end, Amelia Kerr wrapped things up, staying not out on 45. The all-rounders really pulled their weight, and, honestly, Mumbai just looked unstoppable in Navi Mumbai.
When it was the Gujarat Giants’ turn to chase, things fell apart fast. They crumbled to 64 all out. Mumbai walked away with a 143-run win—the biggest margin in WPL history, and that record still stands. That day, Mumbai didn’t just win. They set the bar for the whole first season.
Since then, the Women’s Premier League keeps getting better. Teams are building deeper batting lineups and going after runs without holding back. The game’s only getting bolder. In the upcoming WPL 2026, surely the highest team total record will be broken.
7. Royal Challengers Bengaluru – 202/4 vs Gujarat Giants (2025)
RCB created WPL history by completing the tournament’s highest successful run chase in the opening match of WPL 2025 at Vadodara. After Gujarat Giants posted 201 runs, with captain Ashleigh Gardner scoring an unbeaten 79 off 37 balls, RCB faced early setbacks, losing both openers within the first two overs.
Ellyse Perry steadied the innings with 57 runs off 34 balls, striking six boundaries and two sixes. Wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh played a match-winning knock of 64 runs off just 27 deliveries. Her explosive innings included seven fours and four sixes at a strike rate of 237.03.
Raghvi Bist contributed 25 runs, while Kanika Ahuja’s quickfire 30 runs off 13 balls sealed the victory. RCB chased down the target in 18.3 overs with six wickets remaining, showing tremendous composure under pressure. This successful chase demonstrated that even 200-plus totals can be conquered with fearless batting.
The Women’s Premier League continues evolving with each season, as teams develop stronger batting lineups and adopt fearless approaches. Multiple 200-plus scores demonstrate the tournament’s growing stature in women’s cricket.
