The Women's Premier League has come to be such a tournament that even some big scores can no longer be considered safe. This was reiterated again in 2026 when Gujarat Giants posted a massive target of 208 against UP Warriorz, suggesting how strong and fearless batting has become in the league.

Not even now have the memories of that match faded from people's minds, and the WPL has had several other iconic run chases; nail-bitters down to the last ball and others that could have been termed easy dominations. Here is a list of the five highest historic successful run chases in WPL, each thus far a special moment in the tournament.

A terrible show on the dramatic premiere of WPL 2024, with Delhi Capitals making 171 for the loss of 5 at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, crediting a splendid 75 from Alice Capsey and speedy runs from Jemimah Rodrigues.

Mumbai Indians kept their composure while chasing. Yastika Bhatia and captain Harmanpreet Kaur played vital roles to steer the team through some pressure situations. The match went to the last ball, where Mumbai took the credit with a four-wicket finish for a thrilling end.

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In the very first season of the WPL, UP Warriorz made a notable chase against Gujarat Giants. In pursuing the target of 179, the UP Warriorz did not depend on one huge innings.

Instead, many batters contributed at different moments. They negotiated the middle overs well and comfortably reached their target, showing early in the tournament that even targets near that mark of 180 could be chased.

It is remembered for one of the finest batting displays in the history of the WPL. Gujarat Giants have scored 188-4, led by Laura Wolvaardt and Ashleigh Gardner.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru bounced back strongly. Sophie Devine played an innings of 99 off only 36 balls, which completely changed the match scenario. RCB reached the target in only 15.3 overs. Their playing style was completely aggressive.

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Gujarat Giants were also involved in a high-scoring encounter in the WPL 2024. They notched 190/7 through the efforts of Beth Mooney and Dayalan Hemalatha.

The Mumbai Indians again showed that they were capable of chasing down another score. They paced their innings well and stepped on the pedal at the right time to reach their target in a nail-biting finish.

The highest successful chase in WPL's history was made at the start of the 2025 season. Led by Ashleigh Gardner and Beth Mooney, Gujarat Giants managed to compile an imposing score of 201 for 5.

RCB lost early wickets but stayed calm. Ellyse Perry held up the chase before Richa Ghosh took over with a brilliant finish. Ghosh and Kanika Ahuja moved RCB over the line with nine balls to spare for a fitting start in their title defence.