
The ongoing Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 has witnessed a remarkable feat as Australian cricketer Meg Lanning etched her name in the league's history books. During a match against Delhi Capitals, Lanning became the third player to surpass 1,000 runs in WPL history, achieving this milestone with a total of 1,050 runs. This achievement places her as the tournament's second-highest run-scorer, just behind the formidable duo of Nat Sciver-Brunt. Meg Lanning's journey in the WPL has been nothing short of exceptional. The former captain of Delhi Capitals has now taken on the leadership role for UP Warriorz, showcasing her prowess not only with the bat but also as a leader on the field. The WPL 2026, which commenced on January 9, is set to culminate with the final taking place in Vadodara on February 5. As the league progresses, all eyes will be on Meg Lanning, the trailblazing Australian cricketer who continues to redefine records and set new benchmarks in women's cricket. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from the Women's Premier League 2026 as the competition heats up and the players strive for excellence on the field!