2026 WPL Betting Odds
The 4th edition of the Women’s Premier League begins on the 7th of January where the reigning champions Mumbai Indians take on Royal Challengers Bengaluru for the first match of the prestigious tournament.
The tournament starts from the 7th of January lasting up until the 5th of February with 22 games to be played, giving cricket punters enough time to enjoy the league. Here are the odds for the best and worst team in the 2026 WPL.
The WPL Winner Odds are:
| Team | Winner Odds |
|---|---|
| Mumbai Indians | 3.75 |
| Royal Challengers Bengaluru | 4.25 |
| Delhi Capitals | 4.50 |
| UP Warriorz | 4.50 |
| Gujarat Giants | 6.50 |
*Odds provided by Stake
Ahead of the first game, Harmanpreet Kaur led Mumbai Indians are yet again the favorites to lift the WPL trophy in 2026, followed by Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
WPL 2026 Odds to Finish Last
No team would like to finish last in any tournament, however, there always must be one. Here are the odds of the worst team in WPL 2026:
| Team | Odds to Finish Last |
|---|---|
| Gujarat Giants | 2.90 |
| Delhi Capitals | 4.75 |
| UP Warriorz | 4.75 |
| Royal Challengers Bengaluru | 5.00 |
| Mumbai Indians | 7.50 |
*Odds provided by Stake
It is established that the Mumbai Indians are the strongest team going into this season of the WPL, however, if the league is anything like the IPL, we know that nothing is certain. Gujrat Giants lead the odds to be the worst team in the WPL.
Who do you think will be the best and worst team in this season of the Women’s Premier League?
FAQs
- What are the odds of RCB winning the WPL?
The odds of RCB winning the WPL are 4.25 - Who has the best odds of winning the 2026 WPL?
Mumbai Indians have the best odds of 3.75 to win the 2026 WPL
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