The third edition of the Girls’s Uttarakhand Premier League (WUPL) 2026 is underway from 21 to 24 September, bringing together 4 franchises, Dehradun Warriors (led by Sweta Verma), Mussoorie Queens (led by Nandini Kashyap), Bageshwar Aerial (led by Prema Rawat), and Pithoragarh Hurricanes (led by Raghavi Bisht), in a compact, high-stakes T20 contest. The event opener on 21 September noticed Dehradun Warriors dominate Pithoragarh Hurricanes by seven wickets, whereas Mussoorie Queens posted a commanding nine-wicket DLS victory over Bageshwar Aerial within the day’s second fixture.
Momentum shifted barely on 22 September as Bageshwar Aerial edged Pithoragarh Hurricanes by three wickets in a tighter contest, underlining the aggressive steadiness emerging across the squads. With both sides now having tasted motion, the narrative is set for intense battles as teams jostle for position in a format the place each end result can reshape the standings.
Beyond the scoreboard, WUPL 2026 continues to function a vital platform for girls’s cricket in Uttarakhand, spotlighting local talent and leadership beneath the captaincy of Verma, Kashyap, Rawat, and Bisht. Because the event progresses toward its climax, all eyes will probably be on how these skippers marshal their ref the title
Squads:
Pithoragarh Hurricanes
R A Bist (C), J Giri, Okay Shety, N Bisht, B Umar (WK), A Mehra, A Shah, M Chaudhari, N Chauhan, G Arya, R Shety, S Sindhu, I Chodhary, S Negi, M Panwar, D Bohra, V Sharma, S Joshi, S Choudhary
Mussoorie Queens
N Kashyap (C, WK), R Danu, S Farooqi, Y Rawat, P Raj, T Tomar, N Mishra, Y Baunthiyal, J Nautiyal, A Bhandari, V Tiwari, J Tomar, S Rawat, P Tomar, Okay Verma, D Chand, G Vashisht
Dehradun Warriors
S Verma (C), M Kumari, P Bhandari (WK), N N Bhardwaj, V Ahlawat, S Naithani, Yashi, A Bisht, S Aziz, A Bahukhandi, V Tulera, Okay Singh, M Joshi, D Rawat, S Mahanta, T Bisht
Bageshwar Aerial
P Rawat (C), D Tomar, Deveshi, Rita, Okay Parihar, M Saini, S Badola (WK), B Jalal, R Supyal, A Chauhan, R Kashyap, N Mahra, L Panthari, L Basera, Okay Negi, N Kaushik, A Aggarwal
Schedule:
21st September 2026 – Dehradun Warriors vs Pithoragarh Hurricanes
21st September 2026 – Bageshwar Aerial vs Mussoorie Queens
22nd September 2026 – Bageshwar Aerial Vs Pithoragarh Hurricanes
22nd September 2026 – Mussoorie Queens vs Dehradun Warriors
23rd September 2026 – Bageshwar Aerial Vs Dehradun Warriors
23rd September 2026 – Mussoorie Queens vs Pithoragarh Hurricanes
24th September 2026 – TBC vs TBC
Notice: All the matches of the event will probably be played at the Rajiv Gandhi <a href="https://cricket.worldwide/former-csk-lsg-pacer-announces-retirement-from-international-cricket-says-it-was-not-a-surprise/” title=”Former CSK, LSG pacer pronounces retirement from worldwide cricket, says it was 'not a shock'”>Worldwide Cricket Stadium, in Raipur, Dehradun.
Streaming and Broadcasting Particulars:
All Indian Fans can watch the event reside on the Fancode App and website. They can additionally discover platforms like Unite8 Sports and Zee5.
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