🏏 WPL 2024: Match 11: RCB W vs UP W at Bengalauru🏏 - Page 6

Eshwar: "Pretty much when RCB would have been wanting Ghosh to be coming into bat - she's had to bat a lot sooner this season so far."

END OF OVER 18

21 runs

RCB-W: 175/2

CRR: 9.72

RM Ghosh

14 (6)

EA Perry

46 (31)

RS Gayakwad

3-0-43-0

DB Sharma

3-0-18-1

Wohhhh huge over

Can RCB get up to 200?

END OF OVER 19

13 runs

RCB-W: 188/2

CRR: 9.89

EA Perry

58 (36)

RM Ghosh

14 (7)

DB Sharma

4-0-30-1

RS Gayakwad

3-0-43-0

200 within touching distance. Perry on strike. Ecclestone to bowl. Can RCB get there?

19.1

Ecclestone to Perry, out Caught by Poonam Khemnar at deep mid-wicket!! Perry c Poonam Khemnar b Ecclestone 58(37) [4s-4 6s-4]

Ecclestone to Perry, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

END OF OVER 20

10 runs • 1 wicket

RCB-W: 198/3

CRR: 9.90

RM Ghosh

21 (10)

SFM Devine

2 (2)

S Ecclestone

4-0-22-1

DB Sharma

4-0-30-1

RCB 198/3. (20).

UPW need 199 to win.

Smrithi awarded the orange cap for now.

fantastic batting display from RCB as they've posted a huge total here. The Warriors looked out of sorts with the ball and didn't have much going their way. Multiple catches went down and conceding 198 wouldn't have been in their plans. The openers shared a 50-run stand before Meghana holed out.Mandhana was at her very best though and so was Perry as they mounted a relentless assault on the Warriors' bowlers.The ball travelled to all parts, including into the interiors of the display car that had it's window smashed and Healy was left looking for answers. RCB had a great platform set but even so, the Warriors will be extremely disappointed about conceding nearly 70 runs in the last 5 overs. RCB will be extremely confident of defending this to win their last game on home-soil.