NEW DELHI: The Delhi Capitals demanded sweet revenge for their defeat by producing a complete display to annihilate Mumbai Indians by 9 wickets in their penultimate Women’s Premier League group stage match on Monday.
With this stunning victory, Delhi now has a golden chance to seal direct qualification for the finals as they edge ahead of MI on net run rate. Both teams have 10 points in 7 games.
Dashboard | As it happened
After opting to bowl, Delhi initially did a spectacular job of limiting Mumbai’s strong batting unit to 109/8 in 20 overs and launched a chase in just 9 overs to dent Mumbai’s chances of winning. get a direct place in the final.
Shafali Verma and captain Meg Lanning took Mumbai bowlers to cleaners from the start by piling 50 runs on the board in just 4 overs. Shafali’s blitz of 33 runs from 15 balls laid the foundation for Delhi’s big win.
Alice Capsey then took charge and forged an unbeaten 54-point position with Lanning to bring Delhi home. Lanning played some delicious shots to finish with 32 unbeaten balls from 22 while Capsey had 38 unbeaten balls from just 17 balls with 5 sixes and a four.
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With this stunning victory, Delhi now has a golden chance to seal direct qualification for the finals as they edge ahead of MI on net run rate. Both teams have 10 points in 7 games.
Dashboard | As it happened
After opting to bowl, Delhi initially did a spectacular job of limiting Mumbai’s strong batting unit to 109/8 in 20 overs and launched a chase in just 9 overs to dent Mumbai’s chances of winning. get a direct place in the final.
Shafali Verma and captain Meg Lanning took Mumbai bowlers to cleaners from the start by piling 50 runs on the board in just 4 overs. Shafali’s blitz of 33 runs from 15 balls laid the foundation for Delhi’s big win.
Alice Capsey then took charge and forged an unbeaten 54-point position with Lanning to bring Delhi home. Lanning played some delicious shots to finish with 32 unbeaten balls from 22 while Capsey had 38 unbeaten balls from just 17 balls with 5 sixes and a four.
More soon
