Ellyse Perry of Royal Challengers Bengaluru has become the leading run-scorer in the Women’s Premier League history, going past Meg Lanning of Delhi Capitals.

Virat Kohli is the leading run-scorer in the history of the Indian Premier League. Now, with Perry ruling the batting charts in WPL, the dominance of RCB has been completed in two different leagues.

Perry scripted the record against the UP Warriorz in the WPL 2025. Lanning has amassed 782 runs at an average of 39.10 and a strike rate of 128.40 in 22 matches. She has hit 7 fifties, 116 boundaries and 10 sixes.

Meanwhile, Perry is the first cricketer to cross the 800-run mark in WPL. She is averaging close to 60 and has a strike rate of over 130. In 21 matches, she has hit 7 fifties.

On the other hand, Virat, who has been playing for RCB since the first day of the tournament, has accumulated 8004 runs at an average of 38.66 and a strike rate of 131.97 in 252 matches. The 36-year-old has smashed 8 hundred, 55 half-centuries, 705 boundaries and 272 sixes. RCB women are the defending champions in the Women’s Premier League.