WPL 2026 Tickets on Sale Dec 26: Navi Mumbai & Vadodara Host Thrilling Season

Ticket sales for the 2026 Women's Premier League matches in Navi Mumbai and Vadodara will commence on December 26th. The fourth edition of the tournament kicks off on January 9th with a blockbuster opener between defending champions Mumbai Indians and 2024 winners Royal Challengers Bengaluru. A total of 22 matches will be split between the DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai and the BCA Stadium in Vadodara, culminating in the final on February 5th. This season marks a shift to a January-February window to avoid clashes with major international women's cricket fixtures.

Key Points: WPL 2026 Tickets Sale from Dec 26 | Navi Mumbai & Vadodara Venues

  • Tickets on sale Dec 26
  • Navi Mumbai & Vadodara venues
  • Season begins Jan 9
  • Defending champions Mumbai Indians
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WPL 2026: Ticket sales for Navi Mumbai and Vadodara games to begin on December 26

Tickets for WPL 2026 in Navi Mumbai & Vadodara go on sale Dec 26. Season starts Jan 9 with MI vs RCB. Get your tickets on the official WPL website.

"The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has named District as the official ticketing agency for the fourth edition of the exciting TATA WPL. - BCCI Statement"

New Delhi, Dec 25

Tickets for the 2026 Women's Premier League matches in Navi Mumbai and Vadodara will go on sale from December 26 at 6 pm IST, the Board of Control for Cricket in India said in a statement on Thursday.

The WPL 2026 will be played across two venues - DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai and BCA Stadium in Vadodara.

"The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has named District as the official ticketing agency for the fourth edition of the exciting TATA WPL. Tickets can be purchased from the official WPL website, WPL app on Android and iOS, and also on the District website," further said the BCCI.

The tournament begins on January 9 when defending champions Mumbai Indians, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, host 2024 winners Royal Challengers Bengaluru, captained by Smriti Mandhana. Navi Mumbai will stage 11 matches till January 17 before the action shifts to Vadodara for the remaining 11 fixtures, including the playoffs.

Gujarat Giants will open the Vadodara leg with a clash against RCB, followed by a rematch of the 2025 final between Delhi Capitals, to be led by Jemimah Rodrigues, and Mumbai Indians. Once the league stage concludes on February 1, the Eliminator, contested by the second- and third-placed sides, will be held on February 3. The table topper advances directly to the final, to be played on February 5.

Set to be staged for the first time in the January-February window, the WPL avoids clashes with major women's international cricket fixtures after three seasons were held in the February-March slot.

Two-time winners Mumbai Indians enter as defending champions, while Royal Challengers Bengaluru are the only other side to have lifted the WPL trophy. Delhi Capitals have finished runners-up thrice, with Gujarat Giants and UP Warriorz yet to reach a final.

The upcoming 2026 season of the Women's Premier League (WPL) is the fourth season of the event, which started in 2023. The Mumbai Indians Women are the most successful team, having won two titles in three years, while the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) is the other team to have won the WPL title.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Great to see the tournament expanding to Vadodara! More cities should get a chance to host. The January-February window is much better, no clashes with other series. Well planned, BCCI.
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Aman W
As a cricket fan from Gujarat, I'm thrilled! Finally, we get to see top-level women's cricket live in Vadodara. Booking tickets for the Giants vs RCB match for sure. Hope the ticket prices are reasonable.
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Sarah B
The growth of WPL in just four seasons is incredible. The quality of cricket has been superb. Hoping Delhi Capitals can finally break their runner-up curse this time! #DCForTheWin
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Vikram M
Respectfully, I wish the BCCI would consider tier-2 cities more often for the entire tournament, not just a leg. Places like Indore, Lucknow, or Kochi have fantastic stadiums and passionate fans. The concentration is still too much in the west.
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Kavya N
This is fantastic for young girls to have role models playing at such a high level in our own cities. Taking my daughter to her first live match. The future is female! 💪

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