Harmanpreet Kaur with a great punishment of bcci after a vulgar fight with Sophie Ecclestone
Captain Harmanpreet Kaur found herself in the center of attention for all the wrong reasons after a fiery exchange with the Suppos during the Women’s Premier League of the Mumbai 2025 (WPL 2025) conflict against the UP Warriorz at the Ekana Crickket Stadium in Lucknow.
The intensive incident took place when Harmanpreet Kaur was informed of the restriction of the terrain for a slow rate, which exterminated Captain Mumbai of the Indians. In fact, Udic on the field, Ajitesh Argal, said Kauro at the end of 19. Through UP Warriorz’s ups that only three terrain could stay out of the circle in the finals, because her team was too slow to complete her additions.
Harmanpreet Kaur loses a cold victory for WPL 2025 conflict, punished for fierce quarrels with a judge
The Indian skipper was frustrated by the decision and participated in a tense quarrel with the judge, and teammate Amelia Kerr also joined her. But the drama did not stop because the match saw another tumultuous moment when the warrior Sophie Ecclestone came from an end that is not a striker to explain something to the judge during their argument.
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Harmanpreet was not in the mood for fun of disorders, because the skipper with a sharp response was extinguished by Sophie Ecclestone. This was just escalating the situation to the point where Captain Square-Leg N Janana and UP Warriorz Deepti Sharma had to step in order to calm things down.
Harmanpreet Kaur was fined for breach of level 1
But Harmanpreet had already crossed her line because she was hit with a fine of 10% of the match for showing a disagreement in The Dying. The skipper accepted her offense because she declared her guilt for violating the level 1 ICC Code of Behavior during the WPL 2025 conflict with her team with UP Warriorz.
WPL said in an official issue for the media: “Harmanpreet Kaur acknowledged the offense of Level 1 in accordance with Article 2.8, which refers to the show disagreement in the decision of the judge during the match. For a violation of the 1 -level behavior, the decision of the match referee is final and binding.”
Mithali Paradise responds to the animated argument Harmanpreet Kaura with participation in Sugi and Sophie Ecclestone
In the meantime, Mithali Paradise shared her thoughts on the incident, as she pointed out that the Mumbaj Indians were “four minutes behind the excessive rate”, which launched a sentence. She also noted that Kaur was probably frustrated for his penalty and examining her bowling elections, because he had to bring me an additional striker inside the ring, allowing only three terrain on the border.
The former Indian captain of the woman suggested that Sophie Ecclestone’s involvement had worsened the situation in a warmed moment, leading to an emotional moment on the field. Mithali said, “I couldn’t quite understand what Ecclestone was trying to do at that moment. As a captain, when you are already involved in the excessive punishment and adjusting your field, it can be frustrating for another player to get into that conversation. I think it was just a moment of emotion.”
Mumbai in Lucknow shuts down six shots
However, despite the tense moments, the Mumbaj Indians managed to withdraw 6 winches over UP Warriorz. The hosts released 150/9 in their 20 accessories, thanks to fifty George Voll, and Amelia Kerr played the ball, ending with a stunning 5/38 magic in Lucknow.
Later, the extraordinary knock of Hayley Matthews of 68 racing of 46 balls, and Nat Sciver-Brunt’s Quick Cameo of 37 runs of 23 balls was taken by Mumbai Indias over a nine ball line to spare himself against Warriorz. Grace Harris scalped two shots for the host against Mumbai.
