Top 5 batters with the highest individual scores in the WPL ft. Smriti Mandhana

Smriti Mandhana played a brilliant knock of 96 runs off 61 balls as Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) beat Delhi Capitals (DC) by eight wickets in match number 11 of WPL 2026. The match was played at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai on Saturday, January 17. With this win, RCB stayed unbeaten in the tournament, winning all four of their matches so far.

RCB bowled first after winning the toss and restricted Delhi to 166 runs. Shafali Verma was the top scorer for DC with 62 runs off 41 balls. During the chase, Mandhana led RCB from the start. She hit 13 fours and three sixes. She also shared a big 142-run partnership for the second wicket with Georgia Voll, who scored 54 not out off 42 balls.

Mandhana was close to scoring a century but got out for 96 after a great catch by Lucy Hamilton. After this strong innings by the RCB captain against DC in Navi Mumbai, we now look at the five batters who have scored the highest individual runs in the history of the WPL.

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5. Smriti Mandhana (96 off 61) vs DC, Navi Mumbai – WPL 2026

RCB captain Smriti Mandhana is fifth on the list of highest individual scores in the WPL. She played a superb knock of 96 against the Delhi Capitals in Navi Mumbai, which lasted 74 minutes. RCB lost Grace Harris early for one run, but Mandhana and Georgia Voll came together and guided the team to a big win.

Mandhana attacked Lucy Hamilton early and hit her for three fours in the second over. In the final over of the powerplay, she hit a slower ball from Nandni Sharma for a six over deep midwicket. She then hit back-to-back fours off Shree Charani. Mandhana reached her fifty in 31 balls and looked set for a hundred before Hamilton took a brilliant catch to dismiss her.

4. Beth Mooney (96 off 59) vs UPW, Lucknow – WPL 2025*

Beth Mooney scored an unbeaten 96 off 59 balls for Gujarat Giants against UP Warriorz at the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow. Batting first, GG posted a strong total of 186 for five. Mooney hit 17 fours and missed her century by just four runs. She was named Player of the Match as GG won by 81 runs.

After starting slowly, Mooney hit two fours off Deepti Sharma in the fourth over. She reached her fifty in 37 balls with a boundary in the 12th over. Mooney then hit three fours in a row off Kranti Gaud. She went into the last over on 90 but managed only one four off Sophie Ecclestone.

3. Alyssa Healy (96 off 47) vs RCB, Mumbai – WPL 2023*

Alyssa Healy played a brilliant knock of 96 not out off 47 balls for UP Warriorz against RCB at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. She hit 18 fours and one six as UPW chased 139 without losing a wicket and with many balls left.

Healy hit consecutive fours off Shreyanka Patil early in the innings. In the last over of the power play, she again attacked Patil and hit three more boundaries. After reaching fifty in 29 balls, she smashed Renuka Singh for four fours in a row. Healy hit the winning runs but missed her century.

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2. Sophie Devine (99 off 36) vs GG, Mumbai – WPL 2023

Sophie Devine missed a hundred by just one run while playing for RCB against Gujarat Giants at the Brabourne Stadium. Chasing 189, Devine smashed 99 off only 36 balls. She hit nine fours and eight sixes and helped RCB win the match by eight wickets.

Devine started fast and attacked Ashleigh Gardner in the second over, hitting two sixes and three fours. She reached her fifty in just 20 balls by hitting Harleen Deol for a six. Devine continued to score freely but was caught at mid-off, missing out on a well-deserved century.

1. Georgia Voll (99 off 56) vs RCB, Lucknow – WPL 2025*

Georgia Voll holds the record for the highest individual score in WPL history. She scored an unbeaten 99 off 56 balls for UP Warriorz against RCB in Lucknow. Her innings included 17 fours and one six as UPW won the match by 12 runs.

Voll started well by hitting Renuka Singh for three fours in one over. She then hit Charlie Dean for a six and two more fours. Voll reached her fifty in 31 balls and kept finding boundaries. She needed two runs off the last ball for her hundred but remained on 99 not out after Deepti Sharma was run out.