List of Indian Women's League hat-tricks

Since the inception of the women's football league competition in India, the Indian Women's League (IWL) in October 2016, 30 players have scored a hat-trick (3 goals or more in a single match). Till 7 February 2025, 69 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 Student's Club in a 6–1 victory over Aizawl.

Sabitra Bhandari scored the most number of hat-tricks in the history of IWL. She achieved the feat 9 times in three seasons; 2017–18 and 2018–19. She is also the only player to have scored multiple hat-tricks in a single match. She has 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. She 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 of Nepal have scored 9 hat-tricks, the only non-Indian to have scored multiple hat-tricks in the IWL.

Hat-tricks

As of 7 February 2025

Result column shows goal tally of player's team first.

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

Multiple hat-tricks

As of 7 February 2025

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

Multiple hat-tricks by player Rank Player Hat-tricks Last hat-trick 1 Sabitra Bhandari 10 12 May 2023 2 Bala Devi 9 20 May 2019 3 Fazila Ikwaput 6 7 February 2025 4 Sandhiya Ranganathan 5 6 May 2023 5 Nongmaithem Ratanbala Devi 3 12 May 2019 Yumnam Kamala Devi 4 February 2020 Elshaddai Acheampong 22 May 2022 Apurna Narzary 16 May 2023 9 Manisha Kalyan 2 16 April 2022 Dular Marandi 21 May 2022 Pyari Xaxa 26 May 2022 Karishma Shirvoikar 16 December 2023 Soumya Guguloth 3 February 2024

Multiple hat-tricks in a single match Rank Player Double hat-trick 1 Bala Devi 2 2 Sabitra Bhandari 1 3 Apurna Narzary

Hat-tricks by club

As of 7 February 2025

Club	Hat-tricks	Last
Gokulam Kerala	23	7 February 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
Alakhpura	1	31 January 2017
Kenkre		25 January 2020
Odisha Police		4 February 2020
Odisha		24 March 2022
Lords		27 April 2023
HOPS		29 January 2024

Hat-tricks by nationality

As of 7 February 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	48	24 March 2024
2	Nepal	10	12 May 2023
3	Uganda	5	7 February 2025
4	Ghana	4	29 January 2024
5	Philippines	1	27 April 2023

See also

• List of Indian Super League hat-tricks
• List of I-League hat-tricks
• List of India women's national football team hat-tricks

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