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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s national cricket team comprehensively defeated Bhutan by nine wickets to reach the final of the ACC Men’s Challenger Cup 2023, where they will now meet Bahrain on Sunday.
Victory in the 2023 Asian Cricket Council’s Challenger Cup in Thailand has catapulted Saudi Arabia’s men’s team into unchartered waters. It also emphasised the increasing levels of competition within Asian cricket.
Giants beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by 11 runs to secure their first win of the Women's Premier League in Mumbai on Wednesday. Half-centuries from Sophia Dunkley (65) and Harleen Deol (67) powered Gujarat Giants to 201 for seven after stand-in skipper Sneh Rana opted to bat. In reply, RCB managed 190 for six to succumb to their third defeat on the trot. Sophie Devine waged a lone battle for the Bangalore outfit with a 45-ball 66. RCB captain Smriti Mandhana got out cheaply for 18, while Ellyse Perry made 32. For the Giants, world's No. 1 all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner came out on top in bowling, claiming 3/31 with her off-spin. Brief Scores: Gujarat Giants: 201 for 7 in 20 overs (Harleen Deol 67, Sophia Dunkley 65: Heather Knight 2/17, Shreyanka Patil 2/32).
Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, WPL Match, Live Updates:Gujarat Giants will be facing Royal Challengers Bangalore in their next Women's Premier League 2023 match on Wednesday at the Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai. Both the teams have faced defeats in their opening two matches and are yet to open their win tally. It will be an interesting clash as both the teams are desperately eyeing a win. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Mumbai Indians Women vs Royal Challengers Bangalore Women, Live Updates:Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Smriti Mandhana won the toss and opted to bat against Mumbai Indians in their next Women's Premier League match on Monday at the Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai. The Harmanpreet Kaur-led side will be coming to this match after thrashing Gujarat Giants by 143 runs in the season opener. On the other hand, Smriti Mandhana-led RCB will be coming to this match after facing a 60-run defeat against Delhi Capitals. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Shafali Verma and Meg Lanning slammed attacking fifties, while left-arm pace bowler Tara Norris grabbed a five-wicket haul as Delhi Capitals thrashed Royal Challengers Bangalore by 60 runs in their Women's Premier League opener, in Mumbai on Sunday. Norris destroyed the RCB lineup, returning figures of 5/29 after Delhi Capitals had put up an imposing 223 for two at the Brabourne Stadium. Chasing the mammoth 224, the Smriti Mandhana-led side were restricted to 163 for eight in 20 overs.
Taking forward the visionary 'Sports for All' concept, Royal Challengers Bangalore have made inclusivity and diversity the key heading into the inaugural Women's Premier League (WPL). The Sports For All -- the Female Cricket Strategy is a revolutionary model to ensure increased participation of women at all levels of cricket and contribute to equal opportunity for women and growth in India. Beyond the field, the RCB thinks that the 'Sport for All' philosophy will also create a vibrant work culture and a holistic society.
Delhi Capitals fielded five foreign cricketers in their playing XI against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Women's Premier League (WPL) despite the competition having a strict four-foreign player rule. Like the Indian Premier League, the WPL franchises are also allowed to play just four foreign cricketers in the team but DC have been provided with a special allowance. DC were given the allowance because of the presence of United States of America (USA) pacer Tara Norris. According to the rules, any team will be allowed to field five overseas players if one of them is from an associate nation. Currently, no other team in the tournament has a cricketer from any associate nation.