WPL Winner Prize Money 2023: WPL 2023 Awards & Cash Prizes, Full List of Award Winners, Top Records
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The inaugural edition of the Women’s Premier League came to an end on Sunday, March 26, as Mumbai Indians became the first team to win the premier women’s T20 competition of India. The team led by Harmanpreet Kaur defeated Meg-Lanning-led Delhi Capitals by seven wickets in the thrilling final, at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai and etched their name in history.
After opting to bat first, Delhi could only manage to score 131/9 in the first innings, as Issy Wong and Hayley Matthews broke the back of their batting picking up three wickets each. At one stage it looked like, Delhi would get all out under the 100-run mark as they were reeling at 79/9, after 16 overs.
However, a 52-run partnership off just 24 balls for the last wicket between Shikha Pandey (27* off 17) and Radha Yadav (27* off 12) piloted them to a fighting total.
In reply, Mumbai lost their openers Yastika Bhatia and Hayley Matthews early in the innings and were reeling at 23/2 after 3.4 overs. A 62-run for the third wicket between Harmanpreet Kaur and Nat Sciver-Brunt kept Mumbai in the hunt. As Harmanpreet Kaur got run out in the 17th over, the game was left wide open as Mumbai needed another 37 runs to win from 23 balls.
After losing her captain, Nat Sciver-Brunt held her nerve and took her team home with her brilliant knock of 60* off 55 balls, as Mumbai Indians achieved the target with three balls to spare. As Mumbai made history by clinching the inaugural WPL title, let’s take a look at the list of award winners, prize money and top stats from the WPL.
WPL 2023 Awards: Full List of Award Winners and Prize Money
Following are the details of the WPL 2023 Prize Money:
|
Award |
Winner |
Prize Money |
|
Winners |
Mumbai Indians |
INR 6 Crore |
|
Runners-up |
Delhi Capitals |
INR 3 Crore |
|
Orange Cap (Highest Run Scorer) |
Meg Lanning (345 runs) |
INR 5 Lakh |
|
Purple Cap (Highest Wicket Taker) |
Hayley Matthews (16 wickets) |
INR 5 Lakh |
| Power Striker of the Season |
Sophie Devine (13 sixes) |
INR 5 Lakh |
|
Catch of the Season |
Harmanpreet Kaur against UP Warriorz (Match 15) |
INR 5 Lakh |
| Most Valuable Player of the Season |
Hayley Matthews (271 runs and 16 wickets) |
INR 5 Lakh |
| Emerging Player of the Season |
Yastika Bhatia (214 runs and 13 dismissals) |
INR 5 Lakh |
| Fairplay Award |
Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals |
|
| Player of the Match (FINAL) |
Nat Sciver-Brunt |
INR 2.50 Lakh |
| Power Striker of the Match (FINAL) |
Radha Yadav (2 Sixes) |
INR 1 Lakh |
WPL Winners and Runner-Ups List
|
Year |
Winner |
Runner Up |
Venue |
|
2023 |
Mumbai Indians | Delhi Capitals |
Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai |
WPL 2023 Winner and Runner-Up:
Winner– Mumbai Indians
Runner-up– Delhi Capitals
WPL Player of the Match (final) prize money 2023:
Nat Sciver-Brunt was awarded Player of the Match in the final for her knock of 60* off 55 balls. She was awarded a cheque of INR 2.50 Lakh.
WPL Player of the Tournament (final) prize money 2023:
Hayley Matthews was awarded Player of the Tournament for scoring 271 runs and picking 16 wickets. She was awarded a cheque of INR 5 Lakh.
Check below some top stats from WPL 2023:
| Most Runs | Meg Lanning (345 Runs) |
| Highest score | Sophie Devine (99 off 36) vs Gujarat Giants Match 16 |
| Most Sixes | Sophie Devine and Shafali Verma (13) |
| Most Sixes in an innings | Sophie Devine (8) vs Gujarat Giants Match 16 |
| Most Fifties | Tahlia McGrath (4) |
| Most Fours | Meg Lanning (50) |
| Most Fours in a single innings | Alyssa Healy (18) vs RCB |
| Highest Partnership | Meg Lanning Shafali Verma (162 off 87 balls) vs RCB Match 2 |
| Highest Total | Delhi Capitals 223/2 vs RCB Match 2 |
| Highest Victory Margin | Mumbai Indians (143 runs) against Gujarat Giants Match 1 |
| Lowest Total | 64 All Out by Gujarat Giants vs Mumbai Indians |
| Most Wickets | Hayley Matthews and Sophie Ecclestone (16) |
| Best Bowling figures | Marizanne Kapp 5/15 vs Gujarat Giants |
| Best Economy (min 2 overs bowled) | Marizanne Kapp (5.72 in 36 overs) |
| First five-wicket haul | Tara Norris (5/29) vs RCB Match 2 |
| Most dismissals by a wicketkeeper | Yastika Bhatia (13) |
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