WPL 2026 retention deadline: Rules, salary slabs, player cap, available purse - all you need to know

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The deadline day is here ahead of the new edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL). After three seasons, all five teams are set to undergo a roster reshuffle ahead of the mega auction, even though the number of teams remains the same. Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals, in particular, would have the hardest decisions to make, having had two of the best squads in women's franchise cricket across three seasons in the WPL. Mumbai Indians won two titles in three editions, while the Capitals reached the final in each of the previous seasons.

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