Amelia Kerr Makes History: First Bowler to 50 WPL Wickets

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17 Jan 2026 | 12:30 pm
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Amelia Kerr has officially set a groundbreaking record within the Women's Premier League (WPL), marking a significant moment in the tournament's history. She has become the first bowler worldwide to achieve the impressive milestone of 50 wickets, underscoring her dominant presence and effectiveness on the field. Her name is now etched in the WPL record books.

 

A Historic Bowling Achievement

 

The talented bowler has meticulously accumulated this impressive tally of 50 wickets over the course of 34 matches played in the Women's Premier League. This numerical detail highlights her prolific wicket-taking ability and her sustained performance across multiple seasons of the league, showcasing remarkable consistency and skill.

 

Kerr's entire journey to this unprecedented record has been with a single franchise, the Mumbai Indians. All 50 of her wickets have been secured while representing this team, showcasing her consistent contribution and value to the Mumbai Indians' bowling attack throughout her WPL career since its inception.

 

Kerr's Impact for Mumbai Indians

 

Her achievement positions her as the inaugural bowler worldwide to reach the half-century mark in the Women's Premier League. This milestone not only reflects her individual skill and dedication but also establishes a new benchmark for bowling excellence within the highly competitive T20 format, gaining significant global recognition.

 

The consistency demonstrated by Kerr, accumulating 50 wickets across just 34 WPL appearances, underscores her effectiveness. Her ability to consistently pick up crucial wickets for the Mumbai Indians has been a key factor, distinguishing her as a leading performer and an invaluable asset in the league.

 

Setting a New WPL Standard

 

This monumental record is a testament to Amelia Kerr's exceptional talent and hard work, setting a new standard for bowlers in the Women's Premier League. Her name will long be associated with this pioneering feat, inspiring future generations of cricketers in the tournament to strive for similar excellence.