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The full schedule for the WPL 2026 has been released. This time, the final of the tournament will not be played on a holiday. A total of 22 matches will be played over 28 days, including two doubleheaders.
Women’s Premier League 2026: Eliminator on Feb 3, Final on Feb 5
Mumbai: The BCCI has released the full schedule for the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026. This will be the first time the final will not be played on a holiday. According to the BCCI, the Eliminator will be played on February 3 (Tuesday) and the Final on February 5 (Thursday).
All matches this season will be held in only two cities. The preliminary round and the first two doubleheaders will be played at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. The second half of the tournament will then be held in Vadodara, where the playoffs and final will be played.
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A total of 22 matches will be played in the WPL 2026. Two of these will be doubleheaders, while the remaining matches will be played starting at 7 pm. The tournament is scheduled for 28 days.
The first match will be played between the Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore in Navi Mumbai on January 9. This will be followed by matches between the UP Warriors and Gujarat Giants on January 10th, as well as the Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals. All teams will play in Navi Mumbai in the preliminary round.
The second phase of the tournament will begin in Vadodara on January 19th. This phase will feature matches like Gujarat Giants vs. Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals vs. Mumbai Indians. The eliminator will be played on February 3rd, and the final on February 5th.
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The eliminator will be played in Vadodara on February 3rd, while the final will be played on February 5th. This will be the most important match of the tournament and will be widely watched. This time, since the final will not be held on a holiday, new arrangements have been made for spectators.
WPL 2026 is not only important for women's cricket, but it also serves as a major platform for women players in Indian cricket. This season, the competition among players and the excitement among fans is expected to be at its highest.
