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UP Warriorz full squad after WPL mini-auction 2027: Every player bought, price & final team list

Check complete details of UP Warriorz's squad after the WPL mini-auction 2027, including players bought, auction prices and final team list.

Avijit Das
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UP Warriorz full squad after WPL Auction 2027 in Kochi, with all players bought and retained for the new season
UP Warriorz full squad after WPL Auction 2027 in Kochi, with all players bought and retained for the new season

The WPL 2027 mini-auction has ended, with all five franchises adding new players to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season. UP Warriorz were among the most active teams at the auction, signing several players to build a stronger squad for the tournament.

Australia’s Sophie Molineux was UP Warriorz’s biggest buy at the auction, with the franchise signing her for Rs 1.1 crore. The team also added experienced all-rounder Grace Harris as it looked to improve its performance in WPL 2027.

UP Warriorz signed eight players at the mini-auction, including Asha Sobhana, Sahana Pawar, Manali Dakshini and Scotland all-rounder Kathryn Bryce. These new signings joined 10 retained players to complete the squad. Here is the complete list of UP Warriorz players after the WPL 2027 mini-auction, along with their auction prices and the final team details.

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UP Warriorz squad 2027: Full list of players bought at the auction

UP Warriorz have a 18-player squad for the WPL 2027 season, featuring batters, wicketkeeper-batters, all-rounders and bowlers. The team has a mix of experienced international players and Indian cricketers as it looks to build a strong side for the upcoming tournament.

UP Warriorz retained 10 players and signed eight players at the mini-auction. Australia’s Sophie Molineux was their biggest buy at Rs 1.10 crore, while Sneh Rana and Grace Harris were among the other key additions. The franchise spent a total of Rs 2.50 crore on its eight new signings.

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UP Warriorz Squad 2027: Full list of players

  • Batters: Meg Lanning, Phoebe Litchfield, Pratika Rawal, Harleen Deol, Simran Shaikh

  • Wicketkeeper-batters: Sushma Verma, Shipra Giri

  • All-rounders: Deepti Sharma, Sophie Molineux, Grace Harris, Sneh Rana, Sahana Pawar, Manali Dakshini, Kathryn Bryce

  • Bowlers: Shikha Pandey, Kranti Gaud, Sophie Ecclestone, Asha Sobhana Joy

 Complete list of UP Warriorz players bought at the WPL 2027 mini-auction

Player

Base Price

Auction Price

Sophie Molineux

Rs 50 lakh

Rs 1.10 crore

Sneh Rana

Rs 30 lakh

Rs 30 lakh

Grace Harris

Rs 30 lakh

Rs 30 lakh

Sushma Verma

Rs 30 lakh

Rs 30 lakh

Asha Sobhana Joy

Rs 30 lakh

Rs 30 lakh

Sahana Pawar

Rs 10 lakh

Rs 10 lakh

Manali Dakshini

Rs 10 lakh

Rs 10 lakh

Kathryn Bryce

Rs 10 lakh

Rs 10 lakh

Total (8 players)

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Rs 2.50 crore

Biggest buy and overseas signings: Who did UPW spend big on?

UP Warriorz spent a total of Rs 2.50 crore to sign eight players at the WPL 2027 mini-auction. Australia’s Sophie Molineux was their biggest buy at Rs 1.10 crore, making her the most expensive player signed by the franchise. She joined the team at more than double her base price of Rs 50 lakh.

Sushma Verma, Grace Harris and Sneh Rana were each bought for Rs 30 lakh. These signings added experience and depth to the squad, with Harris and Rana providing all-round options for the team. Indian bowler Asha Sobhana Joy also joined UP Warriorz for Rs 30 lakh.

The remaining three signings were Sahana Pawar, Manali Dakshini and Scotland all-rounder Kathryn Bryce, each bought for Rs 10 lakh. With these eight additions, UP Warriorz strengthened their batting, bowling and all-round options ahead of the WPL 2027 season.

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A Madridista at heart, football is my first love, while cricket writing is my passion. Although Real Madrid sparked my love for football, Virat Kohli introduced me to the world of cricket. With over three years of journalism experience, I have written for Sportskeeda, Cricreads, and Athlete Fortune. I currently write for Cricket Winner, covering cricket news, match analysis, player stories, and statistics.

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