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The Women’s Premier League (WPL), which has rapidly gained popularity as a premier competition in women’s T20 cricket, is reaching its peak after a month of high-stakes matches and world-class performances.
WPL 2026 set for a grand finale between RCB and DC
The final match will feature a highly anticipated showdown between the table-topping Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and the Delhi Capitals (DC). This clash at the Kotambi Stadium (BCA Stadium) in Vadodara promises to be an action-packed conclusion to the season, with both teams vying for the prestigious trophy in front of a packed house.
With the finalists set after an intense league stage and a thrilling Eliminator, WPL 2026 has successfully showcased top-tier talent across two key Indian hubs. The tournament, spanning from January 9 to February 5, has lived up to its promise of an electrifying season. The strategic shift to Vadodara for the final leg has deepened the league’s reach, fostering incredible enthusiasm for women’s cricket in the region as the tournament comes to its grand conclusion.
WPL 2026: A two-city cricketing extravaganza culminating in Vadodara
The journey of WPL 2026, which commenced in Navi Mumbai, has traveled to its final destination in Vadodara for the ultimate prize. The Kotambi Stadium (Baroda Cricket Association Stadium) has been selected as the venue for the high-stakes final on February 5. This move to Gujarat marks a significant shift from previous seasons, concluding the tournament in a vibrant cricketing hub that celebrates the sport’s growth in regional heartlands. The stadium is prepared to host not just a historic match, but a cultural celebration that brings fans closer to their favourite stars.
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WPL 2026 closing ceremony: Malaika Arora and Talwiinder
WPL 2026 is elevating its entertainment quotient for the grand finale with a star-studded pre-match spectacle designed to celebrate the spirit of the game. The ceremony will take place on February 5, starting at 6:30 PM IST, just before the championship match begins.
Malaika Arora is set to take center stage, bringing her legendary charisma and high-energy dance moves to the Kotambi Stadium. Her performance is expected to set a pulsating tone for the evening, blending the glamour of Bollywood with the thrill of T20 cricket to honor the unstoppable rise of women in sport.
All eyes. One stage. One finale. ✨🔥
A spectacular performance by Malaika Arora at the #TATAWPL Finals that brings glamour, power, and unstoppable energy to the ultimate showdown.#ClaimTheCrown pic.twitter.com/KewHnDjlwP
— Women’s Premier League (WPL) (@wplt20) February 3, 2026
Adding to the musical frenzy, Punjabi singer and songwriter Talwiinder will deliver a vibrant live performance. Talwiinder, who has been making headlines as the rumoured boyfriend of actress Disha Patani, will perform his chart-topping hits like Haseen, Dhundhala and Khayaal. His inclusion ensures a high-energy, modern vibe that resonates with the youthful spirit of the WPL, making the closing ceremony a truly memorable event.
Before the trophy is lifted, the energy drops heavy 🔥
Talwiinder lights up the stage at the #TATAWPL Finals, fueling the crowd for the biggest night of the season 🙌#ClaimTheCrown | #Final | @talwiinder pic.twitter.com/QO8OOHQhEL
— Women’s Premier League (WPL) (@wplt20) February 3, 2026
Broadcast and Live Streaming Details
With the massive global audience the league has attracted, WPL 2026 will ensure extensive coverage for its grand finale. Fans in India can catch the live telecast on the Star Sports Network, which continues to provide world-class broadcasting for the league. For those preferring digital platforms, the closing ceremony and the final match will be available for live streaming on JioHotstar (via the app and website). With multiple viewing options and a lineup of sensational performers, the WPL 2026 finale is poised to be the most spectacular and entertaining conclusion to the league yet.
Also READ: WPL 2026: Delhi Capitals’ road to the final under Jemimah Rodrigues
This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.
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