🏏 WPL 2024: Match 19: MI W vs RCB W at Arun Jaitley Stadium Delhi🏏 - Page 8

END OF OVER 11

13 runs

RCB-W: 72/3

CRR: 6.54 • RRR: 4.66

Need 42 from 54b

EA Perry

19 (24)

RM Ghosh

17 (18)

Nat Sciver-Brunt

2-0-18-1

AC Kerr

1-0-5-0

Srivathsan: "How is UPW out of race? If GG lose tomorrow, aren't UP in the 4th place?" Only the top three qualify. The table-topper will directly progress to the final. Eliminator will be #2 vs #3.

END OF OVER 14

14 runs

RCB-W: 100/3

CRR: 7.14 • RRR: 2.33

Need 14 from 36b

RM Ghosh

29 (26)

EA Perry

32 (34)

S Ishaque

2-0-24-0

P Vastrakar

2-0-11-0

MI-W

113

RCB-W

(14.3/20 ov, T:114) 107/3

RCB Women need 7 runs in 33 balls.

CRR: 7.37

• RRR: 1.27

• Last 5 ov (RR): 53/0 (10.60)

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women need 7 runs in 33 balls

RCB won by 7 wickets

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women won by 7 wkts

14.6 Vastrakar to Perry, FOUR runs

Perry does it, rather fittingly, and RCB make the playoffs of the WPL! The disappointment of last season gives way to delight of 2024, and they have been full value for it tonight! In the slot on off stump. Perry plants her front foot and smacks it over mid on to seal the deal!

It's an Ellyse Perry show all the way. The only phase that Mumbai won was when they had a decent first few overs where they scored 43 for the loss of just one wicket right at the edge of the powerplay. Post that. Perry made the ball talk with her fiery nip-backers and made the Mumbai batters dance to her tunes. Chasing a low score, RCB lost 3 wickets for 39, but the pair of Perry and Richa ensured no further hiccups to help their side get past the winning line. Nat Sciver-Brunt had a shocker of a day in the field where she dropped 2 absolute sitters and looked a bit sloppy while fielding as well. That said, RCB never panicked and always had the chase under control. All in all, a comprehensive win for RCB and they needed this badly, didn't they?