🏏Women's Premier League 2023: Gujarat Giants vs Mumbai Indians 🏏 - Page 6

Mumbai Indians Women

(15.1/20 ov) 146/3

Gujarat Giants Women

GG Women chose to field.

Current RR: 9.62

• Last 5 ov (RR): 69/0 (13.80)

Harmanpreet Kaur * 59 runs, from balls 25--13 fours

MIW 158/3 (15.5)

CRR: 9.98

Gujarat Giants opt to bowl

Mumbai Indians Women

(16/20 ov) 159/3

Gujarat Giants Women

GG Women chose to field.

Current RR: 9.93

• Last 5 ov (RR): 72/0 (14.40)

82 runs have come off the last six overs. Harmanpreet has once again shown why she is one of the best in the business, terrific batting from her. She has set the ideal launch pad to tee off in the slog overs

165/3 after 16.5 overs.

Sneh Rana to Kaur, out Caught by Hemalatha!! End of a brilliant knock from Kaur! She has lit up the first game of WPL with her strokeplay. Tossed up ball outside off, Kaur comes down the track and tries to go over covers but ends up getting a thick outside edge behind. Hemalatha at backward point takes an easy catch. She gets a good round of applause from the home crowd. Kaur c Hemalatha b Sneh Rana 65(30) [4s-14]

Sneh Rana to Kaur, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

MI -- 174/4 after 17.3 overs

Mumbai Indians Women

(18/20 ov) 177/4

Gujarat Giants Women

GG Women chose to field.

Current RR: 9.83

• Last 5 ov (RR): 64/1 (12.80)

Sneh Rana to Vastrakar, out Caught by Monica Patel!! Vastrakar c Monica Patel b Sneh Rana 15(8) [4s-3]

MIW 207/5 (20)

CRR: 10.13

Gujarat Giants opt to bowl

Sneh Rana to Wong, SIX, brilliant way to finish the innings! Tossed up ball on off, Wong lines it up and tonks it over wide long-on

This match reminds me of the first ever Men's IPL match.

KKR set a huge target of 223 and RCB bowled out in 16 overs for 82.

MI made 207 runs.

Can GG match the run rate from ball one?

Cheers..

What a start to the WPL! A brilliant batting performance from the Mumbai Indians and they have notched up a big score on the board. Kanwar struck in her first over to send Yastika back cheaply. But, the two experienced internationals, Matthews and Sciver-Brunt were in their elements and batted brilliantly. They got their side off to a good start in the powerplay.