🏏WPL 2023 - UP Warriorz W vs Mumbai Indians W: Eliminator🏏 - Page 15

MIW 182/4 (20)

UPW 110/9 (17.1)

CRR: 6.41 REQ: 25.76

UP Warriorz need 73 runs in 17 balls

UP Warriorz need 73 runs in 15 balls

MIW - 182/4 (20)

UPW - 110/9 (17.3)

CRR: 6.29

RR : 29.20

Batting R(B) 4s 6s SR

Rajeshwari Gayakwad* 5(8) 1 0 62.5

Parshavi Chopra 0(5) 0 0 0

Bowling O M R W

Saika Ishaque* 2.3 1 24 1

Jintimani Kalita 1 0 2 1

MIW 182/4 (20)

UPW 110 (17.4)

CRR: 6.23

Mumbai Indians Women won by 72 runs

Congratulations to MI team for their emphatic victory to enter into Final. ⭐️

They excelled with bat and ball. ⭐️

MIW storm into the final. Gayakwad lbw b Saika Ishaque 5(9) [4s-1]

MIW take their deserved place in Sunday's final. They have handed UPW a sound beating tonight. Chasing a big score, all eyes were on the Aussies - Healy, McGrath and Grace Harris but it was an Englishwoman who stole the show - Issy Wong who bowled fast and straight, taking a hat-trick to turn the game into a one-sided affair. Wong got Healy early which set the tone and then apart from Kiran Navgire who hit the ball sweetly and powerfully, the others just did not chip in. Kaur too was proactive with her captaincy as all her changes worked especially of Wong's who came back to take a hat-trick to hasten the end. On a chasing ground, MIW have batted well and then bowled superbly to seal their final berth. Stay tuned for the presentation...

Issy Wong who bowled fast and straight, taking a hat-trick to turn the game into a one-sided affair.

Mumbai storm into the final of this spectacular inaugural season of the Women’s T20 League! The crowd is ecstatic and so are Mumbai players, they were too strong for UP in this big game and will lock horns with Delhi now in the summit clash of the tournament.

Mumbai were the stronger team on paper and they showed all their class today by almost playing a perfect game. The win was set up in the first innings with Natalie Sciver-Brunt leading the charge and others around her chipping in with handy cameos. They got over 180 on the board and then their bowlers started with a bang by picking three wickets in the Powerplay. Kaur then mixed up her bowlers brilliantly and though Kiran Navgire did hit some lusty blows, the hat-trick by Wong in the 13th over just killed the chase. Mumbai were brilliant with their catching and ground fielding too and Amanjot Kaur’s run out of Tahila McGrath was one of the turning points of the game.

Mumbai Indians Women won by 72 runs. Congrats