The 2026 Women’s Premier League was played across just two cities under a two-venue caravan model. The 22-match tournament was split between Navi Mumbai and Vadodara because of the Ranji Trophy matches.
Now, Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi has come into the picture before the Women’s Premier League 2027. It is being said that the WPL 2027 auction is tentatively planned for October 28 in Kochi. The tournament itself is expected to take place in the January-February window.
WPL 2027 set for a big change as Varanasi enters the picture
Presently, Brabourne Stadium and Kotambi Stadium are the two main venues being considered for the tournament after successfully hosting the last season.
A source close to the development, as quoted by Sportstar, said, "The BCCI team will inspect whether the venue in Varanasi can be ready by then, and, accordingly, a call will be taken on hosting matches there. For now, it’s Mumbai and Vadodara.”
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It could also be an important development for UP Warriorz. The franchise would get Varanasi as its home venue if the plan is approved. UP Warriorz had already played their home matches in Lucknow in 2025, meaning a Varanasi home venue would give the team a home base for only the second time in the Women’s Premier League history so far.
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