The IPL is a top league that has changed cricket. It’s given players a platform to shine and opened doors for others to show their skills. Here’s a look at the female commentators and hosts you’ll see at IPL 2026.
1. Anjum Chopra
Anjum Chopra, former Indian women’s team captain, is a big name in cricket. She’ll be commentating for Star Sports at IPL 2026. Since retiring as a player, she’s become a well known voice in the commentary box.
2. Katey Martin
Ex-New Zealand player Katey Martin is joining IPL 2026 as well. Her relatable commentary and active social media presence have made her a fan favourite since she moved from playing to broadcasting.
3. Natalie Germanos
Natalie Germanos, a seasoned commentator in global cricket, will be part of the IPL 2026 world feed commentary for Star Sports. Her insightful commentary and expressive style have fans all over the world.
Women Hosts in IPL 2026
Besides the commentators, female hosts are just as important. Here are 5 women who will be hosting IPL 2026.
1. Mayanti Langer Binny
Mayanti Langer Binny has been a part of IPL since the beginning. Known for her clear and confident hosting, she has also hosted big events like the 2018 FIFA World Cup. She is married to Stuart Binny, ex-Indian cricketer.
2. Sahiba Bali
Indian actress and model Sahiba Bali is bringing her charm to IPL 2026 hosting team. Known for her work in Hindi TV, she’s moving from modeling and acting to being an IPL presenter.
3. Swedha Singh Bahl
Swedha Singh Bahl, known for her sharp reporting and confident style, will be an anchor in IPL 2026.
4. Nashpreet Singh
Nashpreet Singh, known for her lively nature and engaging style, is back as an IPL presenter in 2026. Her strong presence and interactions with players and fans make her stand out.
5. Bhavana Balakrishnan
Bhavana Balakrishnan is a multi talented woman. Besides presenting, she’s a commentator, VJ, singer and dancer. She always leaves an impact on IPL viewers.
These women in IPL 2026 are a reflection of the change in cricket broadcasting. Their knowledge, charm and confidence makes the viewing experience better and encourages the next gen of women in sports media. As IPL gets bigger, so does the impact of these powerful voices on TV.
