WATCH | Three balls to go ... SA speedster Ismail strikes with hat-trick to seal Welsh Fire win
Former Proteas women's pace bowler Shabnim Ismail lit up The Hundred with the tournament's third-ever hat trick on Thursday.
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Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians, Women's Premier League Highlights: Jemimah Rodrigues, Jess Jonassen Shine As Delhi Capitals Beat Mumbai Indians
DC vs MI, WPL 2024 Highlights:Jemimah Rodrigues and skipper Meg Lanning slammed entertaining fifties as Delhi Capitals defeated Mumbai Indians by 29 runs in a top-of-the-table Women's Premier League (WPL) clash. Delhi Capitals posted 192/4 with Lanning giving the team a fine start, with her 38-ball 53 (6x4, 2x6). Down the order, Jemimah smashed a 33-ball 69 not out (8x4, 3x6) to propel them to 192/4. In reply, Mumbai Indians managed 163/8 with Jess Jonassen returning with 3/21, while Marizanne Kapp bagged 2/37. Amanjot Kaur was Mumbai's top-scorer with her 27-ball 42. (Live Scorecard)
RCB vs MI Live Score, WPL 2024: It's Harmanpreet Kaur vs Smriti Mandhana
RCB vs MI Live updates:Two of the strongest and most popular teams of WPL - Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians would go head-to-head against each other in their upcoming clash. The game would be also the clash of two of India's most experienced and successful players - Smriti Mandhana (RCB-W) and Harmanpreet Kaur (MI-W). Along with leading their respective franchises, Smriti (128 matches) and Harmanpreet (161 matches) are two of the only 3 players who've featured in 100+ W-T20Is for India. (LIVE SCORECARD)
RCB's England Skipper Heather Knight Pulls Out Of Women's Premier League
Women's Premier League (WPL) side Royal Challengers Bangalore suffered a jolt on Saturday as their England recruit Heather Knight pulled out of the upcoming second season of the lucrative T20 league beginning February 23. The Bengaluru-based franchise did not give any reason for Knight's pulling out but England cricketers involved in the WPL were in a dilemma, as staying back for the business end of the T20 League could lead to them missing out on their country's five-match T20I series in New Zealand.
WPL 2023 Rewind: A Revolution That Ushered Women's Cricket Into a New Era
The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2023 showcased an exhilarating display of skill, determination and sportsmanship, bringing together some of the finest talents in women's cricket. The five-team tournament unfolded with intense matches, surprising upsets and stellar individual performances that left fans and enthusiasts captivated. The participating teams, composed of seasoned international players and emerging talents, competed fiercely for the coveted title, delivering a cricketing spectacle that resonated with fans worldwide.
WPL 2024 Auction: A Look At Team Requirements And Expected Tactics
The anticipation for the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2024 auction is gaining momentum with 165 players set to go under the hammer in Mumbai on Saturday, December 9. Within this pool, 104 players are Indians while 61 hail from other countries.
WPL 2024 Auction: A Look At Team Requirements And Expected Tactics
The anticipation for the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2024 auction is gaining momentum with 165 players set to go under the hammer in Mumbai on Saturday, December 9. Within this pool, 104 players are Indians while 61 hail from other countries.
Issy Wong Shines As England Women's A Beat India By Three Wickets To Take Series 2-1
All-round performance from Issy Wong played a decisive role as England Women's A defeated India Women's A by two wickets to clinch the three-match T20 series 2-1 on Sunday. In a low-scoring thriller, India Women's A fought hard until the end but paid the price for poor batting, as they were shot out for 101 in 19.2 overs after electing to bat on a slow turner at the Wankhede Stadium. In reply, England finished at 104/8 in 19.1 overs. Minnu Mani's side fought back hard but could not stop Issy (28 not out) from hitting the winning runs, having returned 2.2-0-18-2 earlier.
India Women's A Pip England Women's A By 3 Runs In First T20 Match
India Women's A staged a late inspirational comeback to pip England Women's A side by a mere three runs in the first T20 game of their three-match series on Wednesday. Chasing 135 for win, England looked in complete control riding on a brilliant 70-run stand for the fourth wicket between vice-captain Hollie Armitage (52) and wicketkeeper-batter Seren Smale (31), but India fought back with a cluster of wickets to clinch a narrow win. Kashvee Gautam (2/23) struck twice to dismiss Smale and Issy Wong (2) in the 18th over to open the door back for the Indians, who pulled off a thrilling win at the Wankhede Stadium. With 13 needed off the final over, Shreyanka Patil (2/26) gave away five extras (wide) on the first ball but India prevailed eventually by three runs.