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Sabitra Bhandari in black T-shirt.
Sabitra Bhandari scored 10 hat-tricks, most by any foreigner in IWL.

Since the inception of the women's football league competition in India, the Indian Women's League (IWL) in October 2016, 31 players have scored a hat-trick (3 goals or more in a single match). Till 16 March 2025, 72 hat-tricks were scored in the IWL. The first player to achieve the feat was Sasmita Malik of India who scored three times for Rising Students in a 6–1 victory over Aizawl.

Sabitra Bhandari of Nepal scored the most number of hat-tricks as a foreigner in the history of IWL. She achieved the feat 10 times in three seasons. Bala Devi scored the most number of hat-tricks as an Indian in the history of IWL. She achieved the feat 10 times in five seasons. Bhandari, Devi and Apurna Narzary are the only players to have scored multiple hat-tricks in a single match, with Bala Devi having achieved this rare feat twice. She first achieved it while scoring 7 goals for Manipur Police in a 10−0 victory over SAI-STC Cuttack and then achieved the feat again while scoring 6 goals for Manipur Police in a 10−0 victory over Bangalore United. She scored her first three goals at the 3rd, 15th and 16th minutes of the match, thus making her the fastest hat-trick scorer of IWL.

The first non-Indian player to have scored a hat-trick in the IWL was Fazila Ikwaput of Uganda. She scored the hat-trick for Gokulam Kerala in a 6–1 win against Indira Gandhi AS&E. Sabitra Bhandari, Elshaddai Acheampong and Fazila Ikwaput are the only non-Indian players to have scored multiple hat-tricks in the IWL. Till date, players scored 23 hat-tricks for Gokulam Kerala, the most for a single club, where as East Bengal and Mata Rukmani conceded 6 hat-tricks each, the most by any club.

Hat-tricks

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As of 26 March 2025
Result column shows goal tally of player's team first.
No. Player For Against Goals Result Date Ref.
1 India Sasmita Malik Rising Students Aizawl 3 6–1 28 January 2017 [1]
2 India Kamala Devi Eastern Sporting Union Jeppiaar Institute 3 7–1 28 January 2017 [2]
3 India M. K. Kashmina 3
4 India Sanju Yadav Alakhpura Aizawl 3 6–2 31 January 2017 [3]
5 India Jabamani Tudu Rising Student Jeppiaar Institute 4 7–0 8 February 2017 [4]
6 India Kamala Devi Eastern Sporting Union Alakhpura 3 4–1 11 February 2017 [5]
7 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala Indira Gandhi AS&E 5 6−1 31 March 2018 [6]
8 India Ratanbala Devi KRYPHSA Indira Gandhi AS&E 4 10−1 8 April 2018 [7]
9 India Bala Devi 4
10 India Bala Devi KRYPHSA Gokulam Kerala 4 5−0 10 April 2018 [8]
11 India Manisha Kalyan Gokulam Kerala Rising Students 3 5−0 5 May 2019 [9]
12 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari Sethu Manipur Police 4 6−4 6 May 2019 [10]
13 India Bala Devi Manipur Police SAI-ATC Cuttack 7 10−0 8 May 2019 [11]
14
15 India Bala Devi Manipur Police Baroda 4 6−1 10 May 2019 [12]
16 India Ratanbala Devi Sethu SAI-ATC Cuttack 3 9−0 10 May 2019 [13]
17 India Ratanbala Devi Sethu Kohlapur City 3 9−0 12 May 2019 [14]
18 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari 3
19 India Bala Devi Manipur Police Kohlapur City 3 7−1 14 May 2019 [15]
20 India Sandhiya Ranganathan Gokulam Kerala Rising Students 4 7−0 18 May 2019 [16]
21 India Bala Devi Manipur Police Bangalore United 6 10−0 18 May 2019 [17]
22
23 India Bala Devi Manipur Police Gokulam Kerala 4 4−2 20 May 2019 [18]
24 India Grace Dangmei Sethu SSB Women 4 6−4 20 May 2019 [19]
25 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari 4
26 India Sandhiya Ranganathan Sethu Kohlapur City 3 5−0 24 January 2020 [20]
27 India Soumya Guguloth Kenkre Odisha Police 3 4−1 25 January 2020 [21]
28 India Karishma Shirvoikar Gokulam Kerala Kenkre 3 10−1 28 January 2020 [22]
29 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari 5
30 India Sandhiya Ranganathan Sethu BBK DAV 4 9−0 30 January 2020 [23]
31 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari Gokulam Kerala Odisha Police 5 7−0 1 February 2020 [24]
32 India Kamala Devi Gokulam Kerala Bangalore United 3 5−1 4 February 2020 [25]
33 India Jabamani Soren Odisha Police Bidesh XI 3 6−0 4 February 2020 [26]
34 India Sandhiya Ranganathan Sethu Baroda 4 6−0 6 February 2020 [27]
35 India Dular Marandi SSB Women Hans Women 3 6−2 15 April 2022 [28]
36 India Manisha Kalyan Gokulam Kerala Odisha Police 5 12−0 16 April 2022 [29]
37 India Sumila Chanu SSB Women Mata Rukmani 3 7−1 24 April 2022 [30]
38 India Apurna Narzary Indian Arrows Odisha Police 3 4−0 27 April 2022 [31]
39 India Pyari Xaxa Sports Odisha Sirvodem 3 9−1 27 April 2022 [32]
40 Ghana Elshaddai Acheampong Gokulam Kerala Mata Rukmani 3 8−0 1 May 2022 [33]
41 Ghana Elshaddai Acheampong Gokulam Kerala ARA 3 8−0 5 May 2022 [34]
42 India Priyangka Devi Indian Arrows Mata Rukmani 4 8−0 13 May 2022 [35]
43 India Kiranbala Chanu Kickstart Mata Rukmani 4 10−0 18 May 2022 [36]
44 India Supriya Routray Sports Odisha Hans Women 3 6−0 18 May 2022 [37]
45 India Dular Marandi SSB Women Odisha Police 4 5−2 21 May 2022 [38]
46 Ghana Elshaddai Acheampong Gokulam Kerala Sports Odisha 4 7−1 22 May 2022 [39]
47 India Ranjita Devi SSB Women PIFA Sports (Colaba) 4 6−1 25 May 2022 [40]
48 India Deepa Nayak Sports Odisha Mata Rukmani 4 7−0 26 May 2022 [41]
49 India Pyari Xaxa 3
50 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari Gokulam Kerala East Bengal 5 8−2 26 April 2023 [42]
51 Philippines Camille Rodriguez Lords Celtic Queens 3 4−0 27 April 2023 [43]
52 India Kajol D'Souza Sethu Churchill Brothers 4 6−0 28 April 2023 [44]
53 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari Gokulam Kerala Sports Odisha 4 8−1 29 April 2023 [45]
54 India Kaviya Pakkirisamy Kickstart Churchill Brothers 4 10−0 3 May 2023 [46]
55 India Sandhiya Ranganathan Gokulam Kerala Kahaani 5 14−1 6 May 2023 [47]
56 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari 4
57 Nepal Sabitra Bhandari Gokulam Kerala Mumbai Knights 7 11−1 12 May 2023 [48]
58
59 India Apurna Narzary Sethu East Bengal 6 9−0 16 May 2023 [49]
60
61 India Karishma Shirvoikar Kickstart East Bengal 3 3−1 16 December 2023 [50]
62 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala East Bengal 3 4–0 23 January 2024 [51]
63 Ghana Fredrica Torkudzor HOPS Kickstart 3 5–1 29 January 2024 [52]
64 India Soumya Guguloth Gokulam Kerala HOPS 3 5–1 3 February 2024 [53]
65 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala Sports Odisha 4 5–0 3 March 2024 [54]
66 India Lynda Kom Odisha Kickstart 3 6–0 24 March 2024 [55]
67 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala Sribhumi 4 5–1 20 January 2025 [56]
68 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala East Bengal 3 3–2 2 February 2025 [57]
69 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala Sethu 4 4–1 7 February 2025 [58]
70 India Mousumi Murmu Sribhumi HOPS 4 5–2 8 March 2025 [59]
71 Ghana Elshaddai Acheampong East Bengal Odisha 3 3–1 9 March 2025 [60]
72 India Bala Devi Sribhumi Sethu 3 3–2 16 March 2025 [61]
73 Uganda Fazila Ikwaput Gokulam Kerala Sribhumi 3 3–0 26 March 2025 [62]

Multiple hat-tricks

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As of 26 March 2025

Players in bold are still active in the Indian Women's League.

Hat-tricks by club

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As of 26 March 2025
Club Hat-tricks Last
Gokulam Kerala 24 26 March 2025
Sethu 12 16 May 2023
Manipur Police 7 20 May 2019
SSB Women 4 25 May 2022
Sports Odisha 26 May 2022
Eastern Sporting Union 3 11 February 2017
KRYPHSA 10 April 2018
Kickstart 16 December 2023
Rising Students 2 8 February 2017
Indian Arrows 13 May 2022
Sribhumi 16 March 2025
Alakhpura 1 31 January 2017
Kenkre 25 January 2020
Odisha Police 4 February 2020
Odisha 24 March 2024
Lords 27 April 2023
HOPS 29 January 2024
East Bengal 9 March 2025

Hat-tricks by nationality

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As of 26 March 2025

The following table lists the number of hat-tricks scored by players from a single nation.

Rank Nation Hat-tricks Last hat-trick
1  India 50 8 March 2025
2    Nepal 10 12 May 2023
3  Uganda 7 26 March 2025
4  Ghana 5 9 March 2025
5  Philippines 1 27 April 2023

See also

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References

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