WPL 2025: Delhi Capitals is a bilateral victory over the Indians in Mumbai in The Last Ball Whiller

Delhi Capitals produced a great effort for bowling before their fighters, led by Nikki Brasad, survived some of the concerns to score a narrow victory over the Indians in Mumbai in another exciting movie in the Fadodara Premier League on Saturday. Choose Bowl, DC collected MI for 164 in 19.1 sums, with Nat Sciver-Grount that did not defeat 80 and Harmanpreet Kaur Quickfire 42 of 22 rounds of roles. Upon chasing the target, Shafali Verma gave 43 balls from 18 balls from the capital’s start, as they reached 60 without a loss. However, the Mi organized an exciting return, almost obstructing the chase.

Alice Kabsi (16), Annabel Sarland (13), and Sarah Baris (21) kept the capital in a hunt before Nikki Brasad (35) showed a big mood under pressure to direct them to the target.

In need of 21 of the last 12 balls with four share on hand, the 9 Radha Yadav (9 Not Out) was destroyed to reduce the equation. Then Nikki hit four but hidden on the fifth ball.

The Arundhati Reddy (2 No Out) took the desired running of the final ball to close the victory.

Earlier, Shafali had accumulated 22 runs per second over Saika, you heard you, including four four and six runs, before Hayley Matthews took to cleaners with two of four and six. However, it was hidden in the fifth ball.

Looking at the fourth, Shabnim Ismail cleaned Meg Lanning, as DC suddenly fell to 60 for 2.

As for Mi, Amelia Kerr (2/21), Hayley Matthews (2/32), Skaver Brund (1/38), and Shabnim Ismail (1/18) were from Wikit.

Earlier, Sciver-Grount and Harmanpreet shared a decisive partnership of 73 out of 40 for the third Wikit, laid down a solid basis. However, the archers in the capital had reached back, and took the six finals for 35 runs to reject Mi in 19.1 amounts.

Pacer Shikha Pandey (2/14) was the most successful in the capital, while Minnu Mani (1/23) was economical. The rest of the archers were expensive, but it entered with the main share.

Pany gave the capital an early breakthrough, and Al -Fattin – Hayley Matthews (0) and Yustica Batia (11) refused when Mumbai reached 42/2 at the end of PowerPlay, thanks to 19 operated from Alice Capsey (1/25).

Sciive-Grount and Harmanpreet assumed responsibility, hitting 18 running from her Rad Yadaf VIII, which included three four and six. Mi was 87/2 in the middle of the road.

Harmanpreeet continued the attack, and Annabel Sarland (2/34) took for three and six before he fell on the fourteenth.

Sciver-Grount was left to carry roles but the partners were ran out with the Mi collapse.

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