RCB W vs MUM-W Full Scorecard, Womens Premier League 2025 Updates

20th T20 • Mumbai

RCB W

199/3 (20)

MUM-W

188/9 (20)

RCB W won by 11 runs

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Stats

Table

Date & Time

11 Mar, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai

TV/Streaming

Hotstar

Match

20th T20,

Womens Premier League 2025

Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Ankita Guha (India), Saiyed Khalid (India), Kaushik Gandhi (India, TV)

Referee

GS Lakshmi (India)

Toss

Mumbai Indians Women elected to bowl

Pitch Report

We are playing on the same pitch that we played last night so the dimensions are exactly the same. The square boundaries are 58 metres and 52 metres to either side while the straight is a considerably big hit with 68 metres. 64 metre and 59 metres respectively towards covers and midwicket for a right hander. The ground staff has done a tremendous job to pull this up as it almost looks like a new pitch despite a match being played yesterday on this surface. You can hardly see the wear and tear here. They have prepared it really well and today I feel the wicket will play much better for the batters. Again a high scoring contest on our hands. It won't turn as much because it is still dry. Good carry as well. It has been rolled well so there will be decent bounce. The team who is batting first or chasing, everything is possible on this wicket. Especially for the spinners, a utjing stump line was hit straight over the bowler’s head for 74 metre six. We saw Bharati Fulmali clear the straight boundary. Hayley Matthews, anything little down leg she flicked it here as well. We have seen Amelia Kerr tossing the ball up but she kept the line a little away from the batter. That is something as a captain you would want. You would want the batters to challenge the bigger boundaries. We are looking for a big total in the first innings.

1st Innings

166Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

140.25Avg SR

2nd Innings

153Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

141.47Avg SR

Weather Update

Points Table

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

MUM-W

4- 2

RCB-W

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

MUM-W

RCB-W

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Natalie Sciver

MUM-W . ALL

347 Runs

7 Matches

Ellyse Perry

RCB-W . ALL

323 Runs

7 Matches

Hayley Matthews

MUM-W . ALL

208 Runs

7 Matches

Top Bowlers

Amelia Kerr

MUM-W . ALL

13 Wkts

7 Matches

Hayley Matthews

MUM-W . ALL

12 Wkts

7 Matches

Georgia Wareham

RCB-W . ALL

11 Wkts

7 Matches

Venue Details

Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai

1st Innings

166Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

140.25Avg SR

2nd Innings

153Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

141.47Avg SR

Toss winners opt to

36%Bat First Bowl First64%

Team Batting First

42%Wins Losses58%

Recent Matches on venue

19th Match • Mar 10 • Women's Premier League

MUM-W 179/6 (20)

GJ-W 170/10 (20)

MUM-W won by 9 runs

vs live score

Final • Mar 26 • Women's Premier League

DEL-W 131/9 (20)

MUM-W 134/3 (19.3)

MUM-W won by 7 wickets

vs live score

Match 12 • Mar 14 • Women's Premier League

MUM-W 162/8 (20)

GJ-W 107/9 (20)

MUM-W won by 55 runs

vs live score

Match 10 • Mar 12 • Women's Premier League

UP-W 159/6 (20)

MUM-W 164/2 (17.3)

MUM-W won by 8 wickets

vs live score

Match 4 • Mar 6 • Women's Premier League

MUM-W 159/1 (14.2)

RCB-W 155/10 (18.4)

MUM-W won by 9 wickets

vs live score

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

MUM-W

RCB-W

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

MUM-W

4- 2

RCB-W

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

148

Average Score

140

191/3

Highest Score

213/10

113/10

Lowest Score

115/2

Player of the Match Sneh Rana

3/26

RCB-W

MUM-W

Info

Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women

199/3 (20)

Batters

Sabbhineni Meghana

200.00

c Parunika Sisodia b Matthews

Smriti Mandhana

143.24

c Ismail b Kerr

Ellyse Perry

128.95

Not out

Richa Ghosh

163.64

c Sciver b Matthews

Georgia Wareham

310.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 3)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 9.95)

199/3

Did not Bat

Kanika Ahuja, Heather Graham, Sneh Rana, Kim Garth, Prema Rawat, VJ Joshitha

Bowlers

EXT

Shabnim Ismail

10.25

Natalie Sciver

8.00

Hayley Matthews

9.25

Amanjot Kaur

6.75

Amelia Kerr

15.67

Sanskriti Gupta

6.00

Parunika Sisodia

12.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Sabbhineni Meghana

c Parunika Sisodia b Matthews

1-41

3.4

Smriti Mandhana

c Ismail b Kerr

2-100

11.5

Richa Ghosh

c Sciver b Matthews

3-153

17.2

Mumbai Indians Women

188/9 (20)

Batters

Hayley Matthews

118.75

c Graham b Rana

Amelia Kerr

90.00

c Mandhana b Rana

Natalie Sciver

197.14

c & b Perry

Harmanpreet Kaur

111.11

c Ghosh b Garth

Amanjot Kaur

113.33

b Graham

Yastika Bhatia

100.00

c & b Rana

Sajeevan Sajana

191.67

c Meghana b Perry

G Kamalini

150.00

c Perry b Wareham

Sanskriti Gupta

250.00

c Joshitha b Garth

Shabnim Ismail

400.00

Not out

Parunika Sisodia

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 0, NB: 0, W: 7)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 9.4)

188/9

Bowlers

EXT

Kim Garth

8.25

Ellyse Perry

13.25

Sneh Rana

6.50

Heather Graham

11.75

Georgia Wareham

7.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Hayley Matthews

c Graham b Rana

1-27

3.3

Amelia Kerr

c Mandhana b Rana

2-38

5.1

Harmanpreet Kaur

c Ghosh b Garth

3-78

10.1

Natalie Sciver

c & b Perry

4-129

14.5

Yastika Bhatia

c & b Rana

5-134

15.4

Amanjot Kaur

b Graham

6-140

16.4

G Kamalini

c Perry b Wareham

7-152

17.5

Sanskriti Gupta

c Joshitha b Garth

8-167

18.5

Sajeevan Sajana

c Meghana b Perry

9-188

19.5

Match Info

Date & Time

11 Mar, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai

TV/Streaming

Hotstar

Match

20th T20,

Womens Premier League 2025

Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Ankita Guha (India), Saiyed Khalid (India), Kaushik Gandhi (India, TV)

Referee

GS Lakshmi (India)

Toss

Mumbai Indians Women elected to bowl

0 4 2 W 4 2wd 2

Over 17

Runs: 14

1 1 1 1 W 4

Over 18

Runs: 8

4 1 2 4 W 1wd 4

Over 19

Runs: 16

2 1wd 1wd 6 6 0 W 0

Over 20

Runs: 16

All Overs

Player of the Match Sneh Rana

3/26

Commentary

That is all we have from today's WPL encounter. The last group game has been completed and it will be Mumbai Indians squaring off against the Gujarat Giants in the eliminator. Delhi Capitals have made their third final on a trot and they would believe that they are third time lucky. It was a pleasure like always bringing all the live coverage from this encounter. Till the next time, this is myself (Arya Sekhar Chakraborty) signing off on the behalf of my fellow commentator and good mate Rajarshi Das. Goodnight fellas!

Sneh Rana is the Player of the Match, here is what she had to say: Shoulder is good now. Bowlers have pretty simple things to do. Quick ball was coming onto the bat nicely. We wanted to change pace and bowl it wide. Smriti used me beautifully as she me towards the longer boundary against right handers. The role is lesser here due to Smriti but I always try to give my inputs. At the start I went unsold but I would thank RCB for picking me in the end. I am really thankful and looking forward to the next season.

Smriti Mandhana (Royal Challengers Bengaluru captain): Yeah I think we just discussed that we started on a high and finished on a high but lost momentum in the middle. There were several bowlers from the last year missing this year. I felt it won't be a huge thing for us. Lots of tosses didn't go out our way. We couldn't quite find our game in the middle stages. We were thinking to get a 12 run over. I thought or Jositha and Prema and whenever I thought about that Sciver-Brunt started hitting boundaries and I stuck with experience. Pretty much as a team we started well, lost touch in the middle and then finished well. Only takeway from me as a batter that being in touch and not scoring and I am happy to contribute today. You play everywhere in India, they are always chanting RCB RCB. They keep backing them. I remember one instance that during one match in Bangalore, the opposition needed 1 off 25 or something but they were still shouting RCB RCB.

Time for the post-match presentation ceremony with Deep Dasgupta.

Richa Ghosh, Royal Challengers Bengaluru: For me this season has been nice, there was momentum, the ball was going well off my bat. It was the same today. Whenever I get free time I work on my batting - to find out ways to rescue my team in case of quick early wickets and find ways to take the game deep and win it for my team. I back my style, and react as per the nature of the pitch at times. When a wicket-keeper contributes on the field by making stops it benefits the team. I'm enjoying that, I'm enjoying wicket-keeping. The bonding is good, got inputs from the coaches as well.

Harmanpreet Kaur, Mumbai Indians captain: This ground is about saving those boundaries. We gave 40 runs in the last two overs, that's what cost us, otherwise we were in the game. We knew 180 was chasable, that's what we saw in the last game. Our team batted well, match was on, the way Sajana was batting we hoped she can win the game for us. Other batters contributed too. The outfield here is fast. That is going to play a big role. Need to come up with a big plan with the bowling. I'm fine (on the wrist injury). We have one more day to our next game. Let's see what's best for us. We just need to stay calm and in the moment. Cricket is a game of winning small moments. We have a great record against GG, we have to come up with some good plans against them, though. She's working in three departments, good to see her contributing to the team (On Amanjot).

11 PM local and IST: Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women won by 11 runs

Smriti Mandhana 53(37) | Sneh Rana 3/26(4)

Natalie Sciver-Brunt 69(35) | Hayley Matthews 2/37(4)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru managed to finish off their WPL campaign on a high, defeating the Mumbai Indians in their final group game by 11 runs. A win for MI would have seen them directly qualify for the final but now they have to play the eliminator clash against the Gujarat Giants. The Mumbai Indians needed a brisk start from their openers if they had to harbour hopes of chasing down the target of 200.

Hayley Matthews came out with a clear intent. She flicked one aerially for a boundary in the first over before smashing Ellyse Perry for three boundaries in the very next over. However she couldn't quite continue the good work as the introduction of Sneh Rana induced a false shot and Heather Graham at backward square leg took a good catch. Amelia Kerr who had a struggle ever since being promoted as the opener ended up mistiming a Sneh Rana tossed up delivery to Smriti Mandhana at covers.

Nat Sciver-Brunt and Harmanpreet Kaur joined hands in the middle and the duo needed to stay there for as long as possible if MI had to chase down the target. Harman struck a couple of beautiful boundaries before being deceived by a slower one from Kim Garth. From there on, the onus was on Nat Sciver-Brunt and she didn't disappoint. She started climbing into most of the RCB players and started finding the boundaries on a consistent basis.

She faced just 35 deliveries and scored a quickfire 69 which included 9 fours and 2 sixes. She was eventually dismissed by Ellyse Perry at a crucial juncture of the game. MI seemed to meander along for singles and the pressure just kept building. However when everything seemed lost, Sajeevan Sajana struck a couple of lusty blows in the final over to bring the equation down to 12 needed off 3 deliveries but Perry’s experience came out on top in the end as RCB managed to win by 11 runs.

overs

188 /9 score

1wd

runs

Parunika Sisodia *

0 (1)

Shabnim Ismail

4 (1)

Ellyse Perry

2 /53

19.6 Ellyse Perry to Parunika Sisodia, the Delhi Capitals find themselves in the final - again! The Mumbai Indians will have to do it the hard way now - they'll face the Gujarat Giants in the eliminator on Thursday having been beaten by the Royal Challengers Bengaluru by 11 runs tonight. Perry went full on off, trying to land the yorker, and Sisodia dug it out towards mid off

Parunika Sisodia, RHB comes out to the crease.

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