Let's take a look at the top five highest partnerships in WPL history.
Since the start of the tournament, the Women’s Premier League has seen many explosive performances from individual batters. However, here we focus on the pairs who have built some of the best knocks to join the list of the highest partnerships in WPL. Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Voll etched their names in the history of the tournament with a 165-run stand in the WPL 2026 Final against Delhi Capitals.
Imagine being 9/1 in the Final of the tournament, after being set a target for 204. That is exactly the situation Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Voll were in, and they decided to script history from that point. They stitched a 165-run stand to bring RCB to the brink of their second WPL title.
Mandhana scored a brilliant 41-ball 87, coupled with Voll’s 54-ball 79 steered RCB towards their second title in four years.
In the match between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Brabourne Stadium in 2023, Shafali Verma and Meg Lanning put together a 162-run stand, which stands at the top of the highest partnerships in WPL history.
They both opened the innings in that match, with Shafali scoring 84 and Meg Lanning making 72, which helped Delhi post a total of 223/2 in 20 overs. In reply, RCB were restricted to 163/8, as DC won the match by 60 runs.
Against RCB in the 2025 season at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, Shafali Verma and Jess Jonassen stitched together an unbeaten partnership of 146 runs, which is second in the list of highest partnerships in WPL history.
While chasing a target of 148, the Delhi Capitals lost their first wicket early, with Meg Lanning scoring only two runs. After that, Shafali Verma scored an unbeaten 80 off 43 balls, and Jess Jonassen made 61* off 38 balls. Their partnership helped DC chase the target easily, winning the match by nine wickets and with 27 balls to spare.
Chasing a competitive target of 167 against the Delhi Capitals in Navi Mumbai, Royal Challengers Bengaluru lost Grace Harris early in the innings. That is when RCB debutant Georgia Voll joined skipper Smriti Mandhana in the middle.
The duo stitched a wonderful 142-run partnership, batting the Delhi Capitals out of the game completely. RCB went on to win the game by eight wickets, their fourth consecutive win in the WPL 2026 season.
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The partnership between Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney for Gujarat Giants against RCB at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi in 2024 is third in the list of highest partnerships in WPL history. Batting first, Gujarat Giants posted a total of 199/5, with Wolvaardt scoring 76 off 45 balls and Beth Mooney making 85 off 51. The opening pair added 140 runs together.
In reply, RCB could only manage 180/8 in their 20 overs. Gujarat Giants went on to win the match by 19 runs.
In the match between RCB and UP Warriorz at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai in 2023, Devika Vaidya and skipper Alyssa Healy were involved in an unbeaten opening stand of 139 runs. This partnership stands fourth on the list of the highest partnerships in WPL.
This came while they were chasing a target of 139 runs, which they comfortably achieved in 13 overs without losing a wicket. Devika Vaidya scored 36 off 31 balls, while Healy scored an unbeaten 96 off 47 balls.
For RCB against UP Warriorz at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai during WPL 2026, Smriti Mandhana and Grace Harris put together a first-wicket stand of 137 runs. This stand is currently fifth on the list of the highest partnerships in WPL.
The partnership came while chasing a target of 144, which RCB achieved in just 12.1 overs with nine wickets in hand. Grace Harris scored 85 off 40 balls, while Smriti Mandhana remained unbeaten on 47 off 32 balls.
| Pair | Team | Against | Runs | Venue | Year | Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Voll | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | Delhi Capitals Women | 165 | Vadodara | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shafali Verma and Meg Lanning | Delhi Capitals Women | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | 162 | Brabourne Stadium | 2023 |
| Shafali Verma and Jess Jonassen | Delhi Capitals Women | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | 146* | Bengaluru | 2025 |
| Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Voll | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | Delhi Capitals Women | 142 | Navi Mumbai | 2026 |
| Laura Wolvaardt and Beth Mooney | Gujarat Giants Women | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | 140 | Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi | 2024 |
| Devika Vaidya and Alyssa Healy | UP Warriorz Women | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | 139* | Brabourne Stadium | 2023 |
| Smriti Mandhana and Grace Harris | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | UP Warriorz Women | 137 | DY Patil Stadium | 2026 |
| Natalie Sciver-Brunt and Hayley Matthews | Mumbai Indians Women | UP Warriorz Women | 133 | Bengaluru | 2025 |
| Natalie Sciver-Brunt and Hayley Matthews | Mumbai Indians Women | Gujarat Giants Women | 133 | Brabourne Stadium | 2025 |
| Smriti Mandhana and Sophie Devine | Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women | Gujarat Giants Women | 125 | Brabourne Stadium | 2023 |
| Beth Mooney and Dayalan Hemalatha | Gujarat Giants Women | Mumbai Indians Women | 121 | Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi | 2024 |
| Shafali Verma and Meg Lanning | Delhi Capitals Women | UP Warriorz Women | 119 | Bengaluru | 2024 |
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