In the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2023 final, held at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai, the Mumbai Indians won against the Delhi Capitals by seven wickets. The Delhi Capitals chose to bat first after winning the toss, and set a target of 132 runs. In response, the Mumbai Indians achieved the target by scoring 134/3 in 19.3 overs. Nat Sciver-Brunt played exceptionally well and remained unbeaten after scoring 60 runs off 55 balls, while the team’s captain Harmanpreet Kaur contributed 37 runs off 39 balls. The Harmapreet Kaur-led side scripted history by becoming the winners of the 2023 edition of the tournament.
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After an outstanding performance throughout the tournament, Meg Lanning was crowned the winner of the WPL 2023 Orange Cap. The captain of the Delhi Capitals was the top scorer for her team in the final, contributing 35 runs in the first innings. Throughout the season, Lanning scored a total of 345 runs and finished with an impressive average of 49.29 and a strike rate of 139.11 in nine matches.
Hayley Matthews, who plays for Mumbai Indians, was awarded the Purple Cap for her excellent performance in the WPL 2023 final. Matthews, who is an all-rounder from the Caribbean, triggered the collapse of the Delhi Capitals by taking three wickets for just five runs in her four overs. With this performance, her total wicket tally in the tournament reached 16, which led her to clinch the Purple Cap.
| Awards | Player/Team | Cash Prize/Awards |
| WPL 2023 Orange Cap winner (Most Runs): | Meg Lanning, Delhi Capitals | Rs 5 Lakh |
| WPL 2023 Purple Cap winner (Most Wickets) | Hayley Matthews, Mumbai Indians | Rs 5 Lakh |
| Most Valuable Player | Hayley Matthews, Mumbai Indians | Rs 5 Lakh |
| Best Catch of the Season: | Harmanpreet Kaur, Mumbai Indians | Rs 5 Lakh |
| FairPlay Award: | Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals (Shared). | Trophy |
| Emerging Player of the Season: | Yastika Bhatia, Mumbai Indians | Rs 5 Lakh |
| Power Striker of the Tournament: | Sophie Devine, Royal Challengers Bangalore | Rs 5 Lakh |
| Player of the Match in Final | Natalie Sciver, Mumbai Indians | Rs 5 Lakh |
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