MI defeated RCB by 4 wickets in WPL 2025.© Bcci
Captains Harmanpreet Kaur and Anjot Kaur extended Mumbai Indians to win a four -wicket win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in a women’s premiere league match in Bengaluru on Friday. Elis Perry, after being sent to the bat, hit a competition for seven to guide RCB in 167 for seven. Perry scored 81 off just 43 balls with the help of 11 fours and two sixes, and raised RCB, as he was stating 57 for 4 at a time. Richa Ghosh (25 runs 25) and skipper Smriti Madhana (26 runs in 13 balls) were also clinging to RCB.
Medium Pesar was the most successful bowler for MI with an amazing 3/22 figures.
Chasing a competitive clan, MI’s Harmanpreet (38 balls, 8x4s, 1×6)), NAT Sciver-Grunt (21 21; 9x4s) and Amanjot (34 off 27; 2x4s, 2x6s) to guide the team’s house Contributed to useful for. There is just one ball left.
Mi lost Yastica Bhatia quickly, but Hail Mathews and Skivor-Bunt shared 55 runs for the second wicket to carry forward the chase of 2023 WPL Champions.
Matthews made 10 balls off 10 balls before the left -handed bowler acta Bisht got stuck in front of the wicket.
Skyvar-Bunt made 42 balls in 21 balls before being cleaned by Kim Garth.
Harmanpreet joined the army with Amanjot after the dismissal of Amelia Kerr to take MI forward.
The pair shared 52 runs for the fifth wicket, which to keep MI in hunting to keep Richa Ghosh in the hunt before Georgia Wareham delivery.
Vamham then calculated Sajan Sajana with the next delivery to make MI difficult for MI.
However, Amanjot was leaving magnificent guns, as she hit off-spinner Kanika Ahuja for two sixes-first to bring down the equation in a run a ball, one run away from the last delivery. Last over.
On one hand, with Amanjot, G. Kamalini got an MI Home, hitting a border with Acta Bisht and won his first win over the defending champion in three attempts.
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