🏏WPL 2025: Match 20 - RCB W vs MI W at Brabourne, 11/03/25🏏 - Page 47

Amanjot Kaur [3.0-0-9-0] is back into the attack

18.3

Amanjot Kaur to Perry, FOUR, and dropped! Easy catch goes down. The fielder missed it under the lights. That was a full toss, on the pads, Perry whipped the ball away but the fielder at deep mid looked like taking it easily but ended up dropping it

18.1

Amanjot Kaur to Wareham, FOUR, short, wide, slashed over the cover for a four. That was well wide outside off and put away with elan

18.6

Amanjot Kaur to Wareham, FOUR, top-edge and lands away from the fielder at backward square. The fielder came in, looked to take it. The ball dipped on her and went away. She didn't even touch that trying to dive

18.4

Amanjot Kaur to Perry, FOUR, backs away and drills it wide of cover for a four. Was a lovely shot as she timed and placed it well

end of over 19

18 runs

RCB-W: 178/3

CRR: 9.36

G Wareham

15 (6)

EA Perry

44 (36)

AB Kaur

4-0-27-0

HK Matthews

4-0-37-2

Amelia Kerr [2.0-0-26-1] is back into the attack

19.3

Amelia Kerr to Wareham, FOUR, and again the fielder at deep mid charges in, looks to dive but the ball falls in front of her and speeds away to the fence

19.1

Amelia Kerr to Perry, FOUR, top-edge and lands away from the fielder at backward square. The fielder came in, looked to take it. The ball dipped on her and went away. She didn't even touch that trying to dive

19.6

Amelia Kerr to Wareham, SIX, exellent end! That was a tossed up delivery, sits down, Wareham slogs it over wide long-on. Massive hit to end the innings. RCBW will be happy with the end

19.5

Amelia Kerr to Wareham, FOUR, reverse laps it and sends it over short third man. That went over. Was hit well

end of over 20

21 runs

RCB-W: 199/3

CRR: 9.95

G Wareham

31 (10)

EA Perry

49 (38)

AC Kerr

3-0-47-1

AB Kaur

4-0-27-0

8:59pm Wow, what a final few overs. For RCB that is. 70 came off the final five, with Ghosh and Wareham front and centre of that carnage. Both struck the ball to different parts, asked Mumbai questions and the hosts simply had no answers. Credit to Perry as well for keeping things ticking and for finding the fence when required. Prior to that, it was the Mandhana show, with the skipper registering her second fifty of the season to build a solid foundation and put RCB on course.

Mumbai, for large parts, seemed to be doing enough defensively, but towards the end, they lost the plot completely. They dropped a fair few chances too, which could be put down to fatigue or just poor concentration. Amanjot, apart from the last over, was their best bowler, with Matthews, Ismail and Kerr all being uncharacteristically expensive. They now have a big chase on their hands, although with the firepower they have, they will feel they can make a decent fist of it. Join us in a bit for the chase!