Most Runs In Women’s IPL 

BCCI began the revolutionary Women’s IPL in March 2023. Women cricketers worldwide have been waiting for such a cricket tournament that will pay the right amount of money for their potential. In the 2023 WPL, 5 teams have been facing each other in more than 20 matches. Every big name across the world makes this the ultimate global cricket festival for women. With quality bowling from ace bowlers, scoring runs have been challenging, let’s gaze through the batters with the most runs in the Women’s IPL. 

Meg Lanning 

The 4 times Women’s T20 World Cup-winning captain, Meg Lanning is currently in the top spot on the chart of most runs in the 99Women’s IPL. The captain of the Delhi Capitals Women’s side has amassed 345 runs in her 9 WIPL matches so far and hit a 50 in two matches. Lanning currently striking at a fascinating 139.11 rate and 72 off 43 balls against RCB Women has been her highest score.

Natalie Sciver

Probably the best English all-rounder lately, Natalie Sciver has etched her name on the honorable chart of most runs in WPL with her stupendous performances. Batted with an excessive average of 66.40, Sciver has aggregated 332 runs, including 3 fifties. The Surrey batter holds a strong strike rate of 140.08, while being a consistent executant, Natalie made unbeaten 72 off 38 balls in the eliminator against UP Warriorz and handed MI a victory with a huge margin of 72 runs.

Tahiti McGrath

Promising star batsman of the Australian cricket team, Tahila McGrath has been a batting force to admire in this WPL so far. McGrath has utilized all opportunities that came her way and mustered 302 runs in 8 innings. The right-hand talismanic batter showed her batting prowess tantalizingly, averaging 59 in the competition with 4 fifties, which is the highest by a batswoman in the Women’s IPL.

Harmanpreet Kaur

The maiden Women’s IPL winning skipper, Indian ace Harmanpreet Kaur stands in 4th on the queue of most runs in WPL. Having played all 10 matches in 2023, Kaur aggregated 281 runs at a commendable average of 40.14 with 3 fifties in her name which is 2nd most in WPL, whereas 65 off 30 balls in the opening game of WPL remains her best score.

Hayley Matthews 

Star Caribbean all-rounder, Hayley Matthews finds herself in the 5th spot on the most runs in the Women’s IPL tally. Opening for the Mumbai Indians. Matthews has mustered 271 runs in 10 games at an impressive average of 30.11 and a fine strike rate of 126.05. The swashbuckling batter has clobbered 10 sixes so far in the event, which is one of the highest. 

Sophie Devine

One of the most experienced campaigners in T20 cricket, Sophie Devine is featured in the 6th position in terms of scoring the most runs in the Women’s IPL. Having played 8 matches, Devine has aggregated 266 runs at a healthy strike rate of 172.73. The kiwi stalwart became the highest individual scorer in WPL when she mustered 99 runs off 36 balls against Gujarat Giants, while bashing the Giants bowlers for 8 sixes and 9 fours in pursuit of 189 runs and tasted a thumping victory.

Ellyse Perry

Premium Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry earns 6th place on the tally of most runs in the Women’s IPL, notching up 253 runs in 8 matches at a healthy average of 42.17 and a decent strike rate of 123.41. So far, the ace allrounder has contributed to her franchise with heart and soul but could not win a single game with them.

Allysa Healy

Allysa Healy had a Wonderful 2022 T20 World Cup with the Champions Australian team but she seems in no mood to stop the momentum. Hence Healy has been destroying the bowling lineup in the WPL 2023 too and has already instilled fear in the opponent’s mind. The stalwart wicket-keeper has aggregated 253 runs in 9 matches to date to make it to this honorable list.

Shafali Verma 

Probably the most brutal opener in Women’s cricket, Shafali Verma has accumulated 252 runs in 9 matches, which is the 9th most in Women’s IPL. Shafali is playing for Delhi Capitals Women in 2023, and as expected her strike rate is as good as her stature, a praiseworthy 185.29. In the 2nd match itself, Verma wreaked havoc against RCB Women’s side, playing a fiery knock of 84 in just 45 balls. Shefali also owns the record for 2nd fastest fifty in the event which came against Gujarat Ginats in only 19 balls.

Player	Mat	Inn	Runs	AVG	SR	Best	50s
M Lanning (AUS)	09	09	345	49.29	139.11	72	02
N Sciver (ENG)	10	10	332	66.40	140.08	72	03
T McGrath (AUS)	09	08	302	50.33	158.12	90	04
H Kaur (IND)	10	10	281	40.14	135.10	65	03
H Matthews (WI)	10	10	271	30.11	126.05	77	01
S Devine (NZ)	08	08	266	33.25	172.73	99	02
E Perry (AUS)	08	08	253	42.17	123.41	67	02
A Healy (AUS)	09	09	253	31.63	141.34	96	02
S Verma (IND)	09	09	252	31.50	185.29	84	02
G Harris (AUS)	06	05	230	57.50	165.47	72	02
Y Bhatia (IND)	10	10	214	21.40	112.04	44	–
A Gardener (AUS)	08	08	204	29.14	141.67	60	02
H Deol (IND)	08	08	202	28.86	125.47	67	01
M Kapp (SA)	09	07	177	44.25	121.23	39	–
A Capsey (IND)	08	07	159	26.50	155.28	38	–