The Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026, also known as the Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League or Women’s UPL T20, returns as part of Uttarakhand Premier League Season 3.
The tournament gives women cricketers from across Uttarakhand a state-level T20 platform to compete alongside experienced players and emerging talent.
The 2026 Uttarakhand Premier League will run from September 21 to October 1, 2026, at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun. Four women’s teams will take part this season: Mussoorie Queens, Bageshwar Aerial, Pithoragarh Hurricanes and Dehradun Warriors.
The women’s competition has grown since the first UPL season in 2024. Three women’s teams played in the inaugural edition. The field expanded to four teams in 2025 and remains at four for Season 3.
Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League 2026 at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Tournament | Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026 |
| Also Known As | Women’s UPL T20 / Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League |
| Season | Season 3 |
| Format | Women’s T20 |
| Overall UPL Dates | September 21 to October 1, 2026 |
| Venue | Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Dehradun |
| Women’s Teams | 4 |
| Organiser | Cricket Association of Uttarakhand |
| Icon Players | 4 |
| Streaming Partner | ZEE5 / FanCode (check before match) |
| YouTube | Highlights only (no confirmed official live channel) |
| 2024 Champion | Mussoorie Thunders |
| 2025 Champion | Tehri Queens Women |
The detailed match-by-match women’s fixture list for 2026 has not yet been clearly published in the verified tournament information available before the start of Season 3.
Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League 2026 Schedule & Results
| # | Day & Date | Fixture | Time (IST) | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mon, 21 Sep 2026 | Pithoragarh Hurricanes W vs Dehradun Warriors W | 11:00 AM | Dehradun Warriors W won by 7 wkts |
| 2 | Mon, 21 Sep 2026 | Bageshwar Aerial W vs Mussoorie Queens W | 3:00 PM | Mussoorie Queens W won by 9 wkts |
| 3 | Tue, 22 Sep 2026 | Pithoragarh Hurricanes W vs Bageshwar Aerial W | 11:00 AM | Bageshwar Aerial W won by 3 wkts |
| 4 | Tue, 22 Sep 2026 | Mussoorie Queens W vs Dehradun Warriors W | 3:00 PM | Mussoorie Queens W won by 8 wkts |
| 5 | Wed, 23 Sep 2026 | Dehradun Warriors W vs Bageshwar Aerial W | 11:00 AM | Dehradun Warriors W won by 4 wkts |
| 6 | Wed, 23 Sep 2026 | Mussoorie Queens W vs Pithoragarh Hurricanes W | 3:00 PM | Mussoorie Queens W won by 23 runs |
| 7 | Thu, 24 Sep 2026 | Mussoorie Queens W vs Dehradun Warriors W (Final) | 7:30 PM | Dehradun Warriors won by 15 runs |
Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League 2026 Points Table (24 Sep)
| # | Code | Team | P | W | L | Pts | NRR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MQW | Mussoorie Queens Women (Q) | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 | +0.856 |
| 2 | DWW | Dehradun Warriors Women (Q) | 3 | 2 | 1 | 4 | +0.618 |
| 3 | BAW | Bageshwar Aerial Women | 3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | -0.495 |
| 4 | PHW | Pithoragarh Hurricanes Women | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -1.060 |
What Is the Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League?
The Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League is the women’s T20 competition played under the Uttarakhand Premier League.
The league is organised under the Cricket Association of Uttarakhand, or CAU. It started in 2024 as part of the first UPL season.

Its main purpose is to give women cricketers from Uttarakhand more competitive T20 cricket. The league brings together senior players, younger state players and uncapped talent in the same tournament.
It also gives players a chance to perform in front of a wider audience through live broadcasts and streaming.
The Women’s UPL should not be confused with the national Women’s Premier League, commonly called the WPL. The WPL is India’s national franchise competition. The Women’s UPL is a state-level Uttarakhand tournament.
Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League 2026 Teams
Four teams will compete in the 2026 women’s tournament.
| Team | Icon Player |
|---|---|
| Mussoorie Queens | Nandini Kashyap |
| Bageshwar Aerial | Prema Rawat |
| Pithoragarh Hurricanes | Raghvi Bist |
| Dehradun Warriors | Sweta Verma |
The four icon players provide experience to squads that also include Under-23, Under-19, and uncapped cricketers.
Sweta Verma will captain Dehradun Warriors, while Raghvi Bist will lead Pithoragarh Hurricanes.
Mussoorie Queens Squad 2026
Icon Player: Nandini Kashyap
Mussoorie Queens have Nandini Kashyap as their icon player for UPL 2026.
Full Squad: Nandini Kashyap, Jahnvi Nautiyal, Roshini Danu, Sanjeevani Rawat, Sidra Farooqi, Yogita Rawat, Nisha Mishra, Aarti Bhandari, Pooja Raj, Priyanshi Tomar, Kalpana Verma, Yashika Baunthiyal, Dipika Chand, Vedika Tiwari, Jigyasa Tomar and Tanvi Tomar.
Nandini Kashyap already has a strong UPL connection. She played a major role in the inaugural women’s season and was among the key performers in 2024.
The Mussoorie squad also includes players such as Nisha Mishra, Aarti Bhandari, Kalpana Verma, and Yashika Baunthiyal.
Bageshwar Aerial Squad 2026
Icon Player: Prema Rawat
Bageshwar Aerial are part of the refreshed women’s field in Season 3.
Full Squad: Prema Rawat, Deveshi, Diksha Tomar, Lavdhi Panthari, Rita, Kanchan Parihar, Laxmi Basera, Megha Saini, Ritika Supyal, Bhoomika Jalal, Kanika Negi, Nandini Kaushik, Aradhana Chauhan, Sona, Aadhya Aggarwal and Nirjala Mahra.
Prema Rawat is the team’s icon player.
The squad also includes several players with recent Women’s UPL experience. Megha Saini played a major role in the 2025 final, while Kanchan Parihar, Kanika Negi and Nandini Kaushik have also featured in earlier editions.
Pithoragarh Hurricanes Women’s Squad 2026
Icon Player: Raghvi Bist
Pithoragarh Hurricanes continue in the women’s competition for Season 3.
Full Squad: Raghvi Bist, Manshi Panwar, Navya Chauhan, Vrinda Sharma, Jyoti Giri, Karuna Shety, Sangeeta, Isha, Neelam Bisht, Bhoomi Umar, Gaytri Arya, Sakshi Joshi, Sabhya Negi, Priya Arya, Anannya Mehra and Ridhima Shety.
Raghvi Bist is the icon player and is set to lead the team.
The Hurricanes squad contains a number of players who have already appeared in the Women’s UPL. Anannya Mehra, Navya Chauhan, Karuna Shety and Ridhima Shety were part of the league before Season 3.
Dehradun Warriors Women’s Squad 2026
Icon Player and Captain: Sweta Verma
Dehradun Warriors are another new name in the 2026 women’s team list.
Full Squad: Sweta Verma, Dhara Rawat, Samridhi Naithani, Soyali Mahanta, Vedika Ahlawat, Yashi, Ankita Bisht, Safina, Muskan Kumari, Amisha Bahukhandi, Preeti Bhandari, Minakshi Joshi, Neelam Bhardwaj, Tara Bisht, Vaishali Tulera and Kareena Singh.
Sweta Verma will captain the side.
The squad has several players with experience from earlier Women’s UPL seasons, including Amisha Bahukhandi, Preeti Bhandari, Minakshi Joshi, Neelam Bhardwaj and Vaishali Tulera.
Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026 Icon Players
The four women’s icon players are among the main names to follow in Season 3.
Nandini Kashyap
Nandini Kashyap will represent Mussoorie Queens.
She was one of the standout players of the inaugural women’s UPL. In the 2024 final, she scored 28 during Mussoorie Thunders’ chase against Nainital SG Pipers.
Prema Rawat
Prema Rawat is the icon player for Bageshwar Aerial.
She played a major part in the 2024 final, scoring an unbeaten 32 as Mussoorie Thunders chased down 119 to win the first women’s UPL title.
Raghvi Bist
Raghvi Bist is the icon player for Pithoragarh Hurricanes.
Her presence gives the Hurricanes an experienced player around whom they can build their Season 3 side.
Sweta Verma
Sweta Verma is the icon player and captain of Dehradun Warriors.
She also featured as an icon player in the 2025 Women’s UPL, when she represented Haridwar Storm.
Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026 Schedule
The wider UPL 2026 tournament runs from September 21 to October 1 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun.
The women’s competition forms part of the same Season 3 event.
However, the complete match-by-match Women’s UPL 2026 schedule has not yet been clearly published in the verified tournament information available before the competition begins.
Fans should check the official UPL website and official UPL T20 social channels for the final fixture list.
Confirmed Women’s UPL 2026 Schedule Details
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Tournament Start | September 21, 2026 |
| Tournament End | October 1, 2026 |
| Venue | Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium |
| City | Dehradun |
| Women’s Teams | 4 |
| Complete Women’s Fixtures | Awaiting detailed publication |
| Women’s Final Date | Awaiting detailed publication |
The official 2025 women’s tournament used a compact round-robin format followed by a final between the top two teams.
The 2026 competition again has four teams, but the exact Season 3 women’s format should be treated as confirmed only when the final fixtures and tournament rules are published.
How the Women’s UPL Format Worked in 2025
The 2025 season gives useful context for how the women’s competition has operated.
Four teams played a single round-robin league.
Each team faced every other team once, creating six league matches.
The top two teams in the points table then qualified for the final.
That produced seven women’s matches in total:
- 6 league matches
- 1 final
Tehri Queens finished the league stage unbeaten with three wins and then defeated Haridwar Storm in the final.
The league can retain or change this format for 2026, so fans should check the official Season 3 rules once announced.
Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026 Venue
The Women’s UPL 2026 will take place at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Raipur, Dehradun.

| Venue Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Stadium | Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium |
| Location | Raipur, Dehradun |
| State | Uttarakhand |
| Country | India |
| Format | T20 |
| UPL Season | Season 3 |
The same stadium hosts the men’s and women’s competitions.
Playing the tournament at one venue keeps travel simple for the teams and gives players time to adjust to the same ground and conditions.
Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026 Live Streaming
Fans can follow the Women’s UPL through the league’s current broadcast and streaming partners.
UPL matches have been streamed on ZEE5 and FanCode. There is no confirmed dedicated official UPL live-stream YouTube channel, though highlights may appear on YouTube. This site isn’t a broadcaster — always confirm the current platform on the league’s official website and social channels before each match.
Women’s UPL 2026 Streaming Details
| Platform | Coverage |
|---|---|
| ZEE5 | FanCode | Live streaming (confirm before match) |
| YouTube | Highlights only |
Viewers should check the live section shortly before each match because the final match links and programme listings may appear close to the start time.
How to Watch Women’s UPL 2026 Online
Fans can follow these steps once live match listings become available:
- Open ZEE5 or FanCode, or check the league’s official channels for the live link.
- Search for Uttarakhand Premier League 2026 or Women’s UPL 2026.
- Check the live or sports section.
- Select the women’s match.
- Confirm the teams and match time.
- Open the live stream.
For television coverage, check the league’s announced broadcast partner through your cable or DTH provider.
Uttarakhand Women’s Premier League 2026 Tickets
The official UPL website does not currently show a clear live ticket-booking section for Season 3.
Ticket prices and the official 2026 booking platform have not yet been clearly announced.
Fans who want to attend the women’s matches should use only a link shared through:
- Official UPL website
- Official UPL social media
- Cricket Association of Uttarakhand
- Official ticket partner announced by UPL
The league has used free fan registration for selected events in the past. That does not confirm the same entry system for 2026.
Women’s UPL Winners List
Two Women’s UPL seasons have been completed.
| Season | Winner | Runner-Up | Final Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Mussoorie Thunders | Nainital SG Pipers Women | Mussoorie won by 3 wickets |
| 2025 | Tehri Queens Women | Haridwar Storm Women | Tehri Queens won by 7 wickets |
No women’s team has won the tournament more than once yet.
Women’s UPL 2024: Mussoorie Thunders Win Inaugural Title
Mussoorie Thunders became the first Women’s UPL champions in 2024. They faced Nainital SG Pipers Women in the final at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium.

Nainital scored 118/8 in 20 overs. Mussoorie chased the target in 19.3 overs, reaching 119/7 to win by three wickets.
Nandini Kashyap scored 28, while Prema Rawat stayed unbeaten on 32 and helped Mussoorie finish the chase.
2024 Women’s UPL Final
| Team | Score |
|---|---|
| Nainital SG Pipers Women | 118/8 |
| Mussoorie Thunders | 119/7 |
| Result | Mussoorie Thunders won by 3 wickets |
The result made Mussoorie Thunders the first women’s champions in UPL history.
Women’s UPL 2025: Tehri Queens Win Season 2
Tehri Queens dominated the 2025 women’s tournament. They won all three of their league matches and finished first in the standings with six points.
Haridwar Storm finished second and joined them in the final.In the title match, Haridwar Storm made 99/9 in 20 overs.

Tehri Queens chased the target in only 11.5 overs, reaching 100/3 and winning by seven wickets.
Megha Saini scored 67 from 42 balls and was named Player of the Match.
2025 Women’s UPL Final
| Team | Score |
|---|---|
| Haridwar Storm Women | 99/9 |
| Tehri Queens Women | 100/3 |
| Result | Tehri Queens won by 7 wickets |
The win made Tehri Queens the second women’s champion in UPL history.
How Women’s UPL Has Grown Since 2024
The women’s competition has expanded quickly.
2024
The inaugural UPL featured three women’s teams.
Mussoorie Thunders won the title.
2025
The tournament expanded to four women’s teams.
The teams were:
- Haridwar Storm
- Mussoorie Thunders
- Pithoragarh Hurricanes
- Tehri Queens
Tehri Queens won the title.
2026
The competition again has four teams, but the line-up has changed:
- Mussoorie Queens
- Bageshwar Aerial
- Pithoragarh Hurricanes
- Dehradun Warriors
This gives Season 3 a refreshed field while keeping the four-team structure introduced in 2025.
Women’s UPL Prize Money
The Cricket Association of Uttarakhand announced a clear prize structure for the 2025 women’s tournament.
| Award | 2025 Prize Money |
|---|---|
| Women’s Champion | ₹7 lakh |
| Women’s Runner-Up | ₹3 lakh |
| Women’s Player of the Series | ₹25,000 |
These figures apply to Season 2.
The 2026 women’s prize money has not yet been clearly confirmed in the current Season 3 information. Fans should wait for an official announcement before assuming the 2025 amounts will remain unchanged.
Women’s UPL Player Draft
The Women’s UPL uses a player draft to build the teams.
In 2025, squads included players from several categories, including senior, Under-23, Under-19 and uncapped groups.
Season 3 also uses a draft system.
The 2026 player draft has now been completed, and all four women’s teams have finalised their 16-player squads.
This structure gives experienced state players a chance to share teams with younger players who are still moving through Uttarakhand’s cricket pathway.
Players to Watch in Women’s UPL 2026
Here are the Key Players to watch in women’s UPL T20
Nandini Kashyap
Nandini Kashyap has already performed in the Women’s UPL and now joins Mussoorie Queens as their icon player.
Her 2024 performances helped establish her as one of the better-known players from the early years of the competition.
Prema Rawat
Prema Rawat has experience of high-pressure UPL matches.
She was unbeaten during Mussoorie Thunders’ successful chase in the inaugural 2024 final and now joins Bageshwar Aerial as their icon player.
Raghvi Bist
Raghvi Bist will lead Pithoragarh Hurricanes.
Her role will be important in a squad that also includes several players with previous Women’s UPL experience.
Sweta Verma
Sweta Verma is the icon player and captain of Dehradun Warriors.
She returns to the competition after being an icon player in the previous season.
Megha Saini
Megha Saini joins Bageshwar Aerial after producing the standout batting performance in the 2025 final.
Her 67 from 42 balls helped Tehri Queens win the Season 2 championship.
Neelam Bhardwaj
Neelam Bhardwaj is part of Dehradun Warriors for 2026.
She has already featured prominently in the Women’s UPL and brings experience from previous seasons.
Why the Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League Matters
The Women’s UPL gives Uttarakhand players more competitive T20 cricket without requiring them to leave the state for every opportunity.
The league also gives younger players a chance to play with experienced cricketers.
A strong UPL performance does not guarantee selection at a higher level, but it gives players more match footage, statistics and exposure.
That can help selectors and teams evaluate players under real match pressure.
The competition also gives local supporters a dedicated women’s tournament to follow alongside the men’s UPL.
Women’s UPL vs Women’s Premier League
The two competitions have similar names, but they are different tournaments.
| Detail | Women’s UPL | Women’s Premier League |
|---|---|---|
| Full Name | Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League | Women’s Premier League |
| Level | State-level competition | National franchise competition |
| State/Region | Uttarakhand | India |
| Organiser | Cricket Association of Uttarakhand | BCCI |
| Format | T20 | T20 |
| Main Player Pool | Uttarakhand players | Indian and overseas players |
The Women’s UPL acts as a competitive state platform. The national WPL sits at a much higher franchise level.
Conclusion: The Women’s Uttarakhand Premier League 2026 is set to bring four women’s teams together during UPL Season 3 in Dehradun.
Mussoorie Queens, Bageshwar Aerial, Pithoragarh Hurricanes and Dehradun Warriors have completed their squads.
Nandini Kashyap, Prema Rawat, Raghvi Bist and Sweta Verma are the four icon players.
The wider UPL tournament runs from September 21 to October 1, 2026, at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium.
The full women’s match schedule and 2026 prize-money details still need a clear Season 3 announcement. Once those details are published, the fixture table, points table and final information can be updated.
For now, Season 3 has all four squads in place and is ready to add another chapter to a women’s competition that has already produced two different champions in its first two years.
