Top 10 Best All-Rounders in WPL History

Top 10 Most Impactful All-Rounders in WPL History

The Women’s Premier League (WPL) has seen some exceptional all-round performances since its inception. This ranking highlights the top 10 all-rounders who have influenced games with their batting, bowling, and overall match presence.

Established in 2022 by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the WPL quickly became one of the leading T20 leagues globally, featuring top women cricketers. Over three seasons, franchises have showcased world-class talent, especially from all-rounders who have played vital roles in their teams’ success.

Leading All-Rounders in WPL

Rank: 1
Player Name: Nat Sciver-Brunt
Country: England
Team: Mumbai Indians Women
Runs: 1027
Wickets: 32

Rank: 2
Player Name: Hayley Matthews
Country: West Indies
Team: Mumbai Indians Women
Runs: 758
Wickets: 41

Rank: 3
Player Name: Ellyse Perry
Country: Australia
Team: Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women
Runs: 972
Wickets: 14

Rank: 4
Player Name: Ashleigh Gardner
Country: Australia
Team: Gujarat Giants
Runs: 567
Wickets: 25

Rank: 5
Player Name: Deepti Sharma
Country: India
Team: UP Warriorz
Runs: 507
Wickets: 27

Rank: 6
Player Name: Amelia Kerr
Country: New Zealand
Team: Mumbai Indians Women
Runs: 437
Wickets: 40

Rank: 7
Player Name: Marizanne Kapp
Country: South Africa
Team: Delhi Capitals Women
Runs: 362
Wickets: 28

Rank: 8
Player Name: Jess Jonassen
Country: Australia
Team: Delhi Capitals Women
Runs: 295
Wickets: 33

Rank: 9
Player Name: Alice Capsey
Country: England
Team: Delhi Capitals Women
Runs: 405
Wickets: 11

Rank: 10
Player Name: Sophie Ecclestone
Country: England
Team: UP Warriorz
Runs: 187
Wickets: 36

Profiles of Top WPL All-Rounders

England's Sophie Ecclestone is a dependable slow left-arm orthodox bowler and capable right-handed batter. Across 25 matches, she scored 187 runs and took 36 wickets, often controlling the flow with her tight bowling.

Matches: 25
Innings: 20
Runs: 187
Batting Average: 11.68
Strike Rate: 121.42
Highest Score: 33
Wickets: 36
Economy: 6.68
Bowling Average: 18.38
Best Bowling Inning: 4/13

Emerging English talent Alice Capsey shines as a right-handed batter and handy off-break bowler. In 18 matches, she accumulated 405 runs and 11 wickets, playing a key role in Delhi Capitals’ performances.

Matches: 18
Innings: 16
Runs: 405
Batting Average: 27.00
Strike Rate: 133.66
Highest Score: 75
Wickets: 11
Economy: 7.14
Bowling Average: 20.45
Best Bowling Inning: 3/26

Veteran Australian Jess Jonassen is known for her slow left-arm orthodox bowling and useful batting lower down the order. She contributed 295 runs and 33 wickets in 24 matches, helping Delhi Capitals secure important wins.

Matches: 24
Innings: 18
Runs: 295
Batting Average: 24.58
Strike Rate: 138.45
Highest Score: 61*
Wickets: 33
Economy: 7.74
Bowling Average: 20.75
Best Bowling Inning: 4/31

South African all-rounder Marizanne Kapp brings experience with her reliable batting and sharp bowling. In 24 matches, she notched up 362 runs and 28 wickets, becoming a core figure for Delhi Capitals.

Matches: 24
Innings: 19
Runs: 362
Batting Average: 32.90
Strike Rate: 126.13
Highest Score: 40
Wickets: 28
Economy: 5.89
Bowling Average: 19.57
Best Bowling Inning: 5/15

New Zealand’s Amelia Kerr impresses with leg-spin and solid batting. Across 29 matches, she gathered 437 runs and took 40 wickets at an economy under 8, proving to be a crucial asset for Mumbai Indians.

Matches: 29
Innings: 24
Runs: 437
Batting Average: 24.27
Strike Rate: 119.39
Highest Score: 45*
Wickets: 40
Economy: 7.64
Bowling Average: 17.90
Best Bowling Inning: 5/38

India’s Deepti Sharma, Player of the Tournament in the 2025 ODI World Cup, excels with left-hand batting and right-arm off-spin. In 25 WPL matches, she scored 507 runs and took 27 wickets, earning respect as India's top all-rounder.

Matches: 25
Innings: 24
Runs: 507
Batting Average: 28.16
Strike Rate: 117.63
Highest Score: 88*
Wickets: 27
Economy: 8.29
Bowling Average: 29.29
Best Bowling Inning: 4/19

Experienced Australian Ashleigh Gardner plays a pivotal role for Gujarat Giants with aggressive right-handed batting and handy off-spin. Her 25 matches yielded 567 runs and 25 wickets, and she will captain the team soon.

Matches: 25
Innings: 25
Runs: 567
Batting Average: 24.65
Strike Rate: 141.75
Highest Score: 79*
Wickets: 25
Economy: 8.34
Bowling Average: 27.20
Best Bowling Inning: 3/31

One of women's cricket’s all-time greats, Ellyse Perry combines right-handed batting with fast-medium bowling. Her 25 WPL matches produced 972 runs and 14 wickets, inspiring many with her consistent impact.

Matches: 25
Innings: 25
Runs: 972
Batting Average: 64.80
Strike Rate: 132.96
Highest Score: 90*
Wickets: 14
Economy: 8.25
Bowling Average: 30.85
Best Bowling Inning: 6/15

Barbadian star Hayley Matthews leads WPL in wickets with 41, alongside 758 runs from 29 matches. A right-handed batter and off-break bowler, she’s been key in Mumbai Indians’ two WPL titles.

Matches: 29
Innings: 29
Runs: 758
Batting Average: 27.07
Strike Rate: 121.47
Highest Score: 77*
Wickets: 41
Economy: 7.24
Bowling Average: 17.56
Best Bowling Inning: 3/5

Nat Sciver-Brunt tops the list as WPL’s best all-rounder, leading in runs with 1,027 and maintaining strong wicket numbers at 32. Her dynamic play has earned her MVP status and made her indispensable to Mumbai Indians.

Matches: 29
Innings: 29
Runs: 1027
Batting Average: 46.68
Strike Rate: 141.85
Highest Score: 80*
Wickets: 32
Economy: 7.66
Bowling Average: 22.28
Best Bowling Inning: 3/18

How Rankings Were Decided

These rankings considered player statistics including runs and wickets, memorable performances that affected key matches, and consistency throughout seasons. Players who consistently delivered high-impact performances ranked higher due to their influence on their team’s fortunes.

Common Questions

Most consistent all-rounder? Nat Sciver-Brunt from Mumbai Indians Women.
Who has the most runs and wickets? Nat Sciver-Brunt holds the highest runs (1027), while Hayley Matthews leads with 41 wickets.
Best all-rounder award winner? Nat Sciver-Brunt won the Most Valuable Player award in WPL.
Top Indian all-rounder? Deepti Sharma representing UP Warriorz.