Women’s Premier League: Nat Sciver-Brunt Star while Mumbai Indians win the second title with a victory over Delhi Capitals | Current news
The Mumbaj Indians won their second title for the Women’s Prime Minister (WPL) after defeating Delhi Capitals for eight rides and Nat Sciver-Brunt took 3-30 and Captain Harmanpreet Kaur scored 66 at the Brabourne stadium.
Mumbai regularly broke through, while Delhi broke into their chase of 150 in their third consecutive finals, with the meg of Lanning’s side reached only 141-9 after 20 addition.
Marisan Kapp (40) and Jemimah Rodrigues (30) offered resistance, but thought it was challenging to respond to Mumbai’s 149-7 while the shouts collapsed around them, and Amelia Kerr (2-25), Shabi Ismail (1-15), Hayley Matthews (1-37) and Saika Ishaqueque (1-37.
Delhi, who won the throw and chosen in Bowl, began strongly, releasing Matthews (3) and Yastic Bhatia (8), leaving Mumbai at 20-2 at the end of PowerPlay.
Harmanpreet and WPL’s top sciver-brunt, top sciver-brunt, then added a great 89 run partnership, dividing 13 borders between them.
Shree Charana (2-43) dismissed Sciver-Brunt at 30 to start mini-hole for which Jess Jonassen (2-26) took two shots in three balls.
However, the late Kadeo from Mumbai’s Kamalini Gunalan (10) and Amanjot Kaur (14n) saw that Delhi had acknowledged 45 runs from the last five additions to help the hosts reach the defense in Mumbai.
This is the third time that the capital were defeated in the WPL final, and the comprehensive of South Africa Kapp left in tears at the end of the match.
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