Amelia Kerr, New Zealand’s all-rounder, has rapidly become one of the standout players in international women’s cricket. Known for her leg-spin bowling and impressive batting skills, she has emerged as a game-changer for the White Ferns. Amelia made headlines with a record-breaking 232* against Ireland in 2018, becoming one of the few women to score a double century in ODI crick??et. Her ability to adapt to different formats and conditions makes her a versatile asset for her t?eam, contributing equally with the ball and the bat.

Amelia Kerr reveals her favorite opponent

Amelai has named India as her favorite opposition to face in international cricket. According to her, playing against India presents a unique challenge due to the strong support the India??n team receives, no matter where the match is played. The atmosphere created by Indian fans is electrifying, making every encounter with them highly anticipated and pressure-filled. For Amelia, playing against such a passionate team elevates the stakes and makes each match more significant.

“I think playing at World Cups, playing India is something I think that’s always a great challenge because wherever you are in the world, they get a crowd that is supporting them. And spin is key for them,” said Amelia as quoted by ICC 100% Cricket ??Superstars.

The challenge of playing

One of the key challenges Amelia mentioned is the subcontinent conditions, particularly the skill of Indian players in playing spin. India has a strong tradition of producing world-class spin bowlers, and they often dominate in these conditions. Amelia highlighted the importance of mastering spin, both as a bowler and as a batter, when playing against India. The ability to handle the pressure of playing in front?? of large, supportive crowds and adapting to the slower, turning pitches adds to the difficulty of facing India on their home turf.

“The ability to play spin well, especially in sub-continent conditions, I think that’s a great challenge. And they’ve got some world-class , so I think for me that’s a key match-up and playing them is always a challenge,” she added.

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Amelia Kerr’s favorite wicket

Amelia revealed that she?? finds great satisfaction in dismissing batters who fail to pick her leg-spin. Her favorite type of wicket is when she manages to outfox a batter by beating them through the gate, showing her mastery of spin. The wickets that mean the most to her are the game-changing breakthroughs, especially when she dismisses key players in crucial moments. For Amelia, these special wickets not only shift the moment??um in her team’s favor but also demonstrate her ability to rise to the occasion when it matters most.

“My favourite wicket is when they haven’t picked you. You beat someone through the gate. And I guess probably the wickets that mean the most is when they’re game-changing, of one of the best players in the team, and you kind of make a breakthrough with something special,” Amelia added further.

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New Zealand Women are set to face England Women in the third and final ODI of their series at the Seddon Park in Hamilton on S?unday (April 7). After a tough time in the T20Is, where they lost 4-1, New Zealand will be looking to avoid a whitewash in the ODIs after losing the first two matches convincingly. Meanwhile, England, who have been dominant across formats throughout the tour, will be aiming to end their visit with another victory.

England’s Women tour of New Zealand 2024, 3rd WODI:

• Date and Time: April 6: 10:00 pm GMT / April 7: 03:30 am IST/ 11:00 am local
• Venue: Seddon Park, Hamilton

Seddon Park Pitch Report:

The pitch at Seddon Park is renowned for providing ample support to bowlers, particularly?? seamers who can make the most of favorable conditions, especially during the initial overs. Expectations are high for bowlers to capitalize on the new ball, exploiting the pitch’s tende?ncy to offer movement and bounce early on in the match. However, as the game unfolds, the pitch is forecasted to transition into a more favorable batting surface, allowing players to demonstrate their batting prowess and abilities as the innings progress.

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeepers: Amy Jones
• Batters: Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont, Suzie Bates, Maia Bouchier
• All-rounders: Nat Sciver-Brunt, Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr
• Bowlers: Sophie Ecclestone, Lauren Bell

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

• Choice 1: Amelia Kerr (c), Nat Sciver-Brunt (vc)
• Choice 2: Amy Jones (c), Sophie Devine (vc)

Also READ: NZ vs ENG 2024, Women’s ODI Series: Broadcast, Live Streaming details – When and where to watch in India, USA, UK, New Zealand & other nations

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Eden Carson, Izzy Gaze, Maddy Green, Kate Cross

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Team for today’s match (April 6, 10:00 pm GMT):

Squads:

New Zealand: Sophie Devine, Suzie Ba??tes, Bernadine Bezuidenhout, Eden Carson, Izzy Gaze, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Fran Jonas, Leigh Kasperek, Amelia Kerr (c), Jess Kerr, Rosemary Mair, Georgia P??limmer, Hannah Rowe, Lea Tahuhu,

England: Tammy Beaumont, Laure?n Bell, Maia Bouchier, Alice Capsey, Kate Cross, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Lauren Filer, Danielle Gibson, Sarah Glen??n, Heather Knight (c) Bess Heath, Amy Jones, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Danielle Wyatt

Also READ: Fastest to 50 WODI wickets: England’s Charlie Dean scripts history against New Zealand

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The second ODI match of the three-match series between New Zealand Women and England Women is set to take place on Thursday at Seddon Park i??n Hamilton.

In their previous encounter, England registered a dominant victory after staging a comeback, ultimately taking a 1-0 lead in the ongoing series. They will aim to clinch the series with another win i?n Hamilton. Meanwhile, New Zealand will be eager to win this match and level the series, setting up a decider in the third game, which is also scheduled to be played in Hamilton on ??Sunday.

England Women’s tour of New Zealand 2024, 2nd WODI:

• Date and Time: April 3: 10:00 pm GMT / April 4: 03:30 am IST/ 11:00 am local
• Venue: Seddon Park, Hamilton

Seddon Park Pitch Report:

The pitch at Seddon Park is renowned for providing ample support to bowlers, particularly seamers who can make the most of favorable conditions, especially during the initial overs. Expectations are high for bowlers to capitalize on the new ball, exploiting the pitch’s tendency to offer movement and bounce early on in the match. However, as the game unfolds, the pitch is forecasted to transition into a more favorable batting surface, allowing players to demonstrate their batting prowess and abilities as the innings progress.

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeepers: Amy Jones, Bernadine Bezuidenhout
• Batters: Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont, Suzie Bates, Maddy Green
• All-rounders: Nat Sciver-Brunt, Amelia Kerr, Alice Capsey
• Bowlers: Charlie Dean, Lauren Bell

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

• Choice 1: Nat Sciver-Brunt (c), Amelia Kerr (vc)
• Choice 2: Amy Jones (c), Charlie Dean (vc)

Also READ: Faste??st to 50 WODI wickets: England’s Charlie Dean script?s history against New Zealand

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Eden Carson, Izzy Gaze, Maia Bouchier, Kate Cross

NZ-W vs ENG-W Dream11 Team for today’s match (April 3, 10:00 pm GMT):

Squads:

New Zealand: Sophie Devine (only for 2nd & 3rd ODI), Suzie Bates, Bernadine Bezuidenhout, Eden Carson, Izzy Gaze, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Fran Jonas, Leigh Kasperek, Amelia Kerr (C), Jess K?err, Rosemary Mair, Georgia Plimmer, Hannah Rowe, Lea Tahuhu,

England: Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier, ?Alice Capsey, Kate Cross, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Lauren Filer, Danielle Gibson, Sarah Glenn, Heather Knig??ht (c) Bess Heath, Amy Jones, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Danni Wyatt

Also WATCH: Amelia Kerr bam??boozles Danielle Wyatt with an?? unplayable googly in NZ vs ENG 1st WODI

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At the picturesque Basin Reserve in Wellington, New Zealand hosted England for the first Women’s ODI of the 3-match series. It was a match characterized by a remarkable performance from the English team, who emerged victorious, defeating the hosts by 4 wickets.

Amelia Kerr gets rid of Danielle Wyatt with a beauty

The match showcased several memorable moments, one of which was a remarkable delivery from Amelia Kerr to get rid of experienced campaigner Danielle Wyatt. The incident happened during the 17th over of England’s chase when Kerr bowled a stunning google to trap Wyatt into her web of?? spin.

The White Ferns captain came over the wicket and bowled a perfect googly that pitched in the middle and darted through the gap between Wyatt’s bat and pad, crashing into the middle stump. Kerr erupted in jubilation, embracing former captain Suzie Bates after claiming this pivotal wicket.

Here is the video:

The Melie Kerr googly! A crucial breakthrough from the captain LIVE and free in NZ on TVNZ DUKE and TVNZ+ #NZvENG pic.twitter.com/U0eXOArsWp

— WHITE FERNS (@WHITE_FERNS) April 1, 2024

Also READ: Twitter reactions – Bowlers, Amy Jones set up England’s dominant win over New Zealand in the first Women’s ODI

Charlie Dean, Lauren Bell return with splendid bowling show

Speaking about the match, England, after opting to bowl first, restricted New Zealand at 207 in 48.2 overs. Charlie Dean and Lauren Bell were the standout bowlers for the touring party, bagging three wickets each. Kate Cross too shined with the b??all, picking up a couple of sc??alps. For New Zealand, Bates was their highest scorer, who smashed a fifty (50 off 74).

Amy Jones inspires England to a stunning comeback

In response, England really lost the momentum and were down and out at one stage?, losing six of their wickets for just 79. Kerr si??sters (Amelia and Jess) bagged two wickets each to keep things tight for the English side.

Nevertheless, it was Amy Jones who ignited England’s resurgence with a sensational innings. Partnering with Dean, she orchestrated an unbroken 130-run alliance for the seventh wicket, steering England to victory. Dean remained unbeaten on 42, but it was Jones who stole the spotlight with a heroic unbeaten knock of 92, embellished with 10 boundaries.

Also READ: NZ vs ENG 2024, Women’s ODI Ser?ies �?Broadcast, Live ??Streaming details �?When and where to watch in India, USA, UK, New Zealand & other nations

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New Zealand women are set to take on England women in a three-match ODI series starting from April 1. The first game will be host??ed in Wellington, followed by subsequent matches on April 4 and 7 at Seddon Park, Hamilton.

After England clinched the five-match T20I series 4-1, they will aim to maintain their dominance under the leadership of Heather Knight. However, New Zealand faced a setback as Sophie Devine will miss the first match due to a quad strain sustained during the fourth T20I against England. Amelia Kerr will step in as the captain for the opening ODI in Devine’s absence, while Leigh Kasperek remains with the team in Wellingt??on as a cover option.

England Women’s tour of New Zealand 2024, 1st WODI:

• Date and Time: March 31: 10:00 pm GMT / April 1: 03:30 am IST/ 11:00 am local
• Venue: Basin Reserve, Wellington

Basin Reserve Pitch Report:

Batters enjoy favorable conditions on the Basin Reserve pitch, offering them an ideal platform to showcase their skills with its high-quality surface. Simultaneously, bowlers, particularly spinners, also benefit from the pitch’s attributes, allowing them to capitalize on the conditions to their advantage.

NZ-W vs EN-W Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeeper: Amy Jones
• Batters: Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont, Danielle  Wyatt, Suzie Bates
• All-rounders: Amelia Kerr, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Alice Capsey
• Bowlers: Sophie Ecclestone, Lea Tahuhu, Lauren Bell

NZ-W vs EN-W Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

• Choice 1: Nat Sciver-Brunt (c), Amelia Kerr (vc)
• Choice 2: Sophie Ecclestone (c), Heather Knight (vc)

Also READ: IPL 2024: T?op 5 fastest deliveries by Indian pacers in the tournament history

NZ-W vs EN-W Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Bernadine Bezuidenhout, Eden Carson, ??Kate Cross, Charlie ??Dean

NZ-W vs EN-W Dream11 Team for today’s match (March 31, 10:00 pm GMT):

Squads:

New Zealand: Sophie Devine (only for ??2nd & 3rd ODI), Suzie Bates, Bernadine Bezuidenhout, Eden? Carson, Izzy Gaze, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Fran Jonas, Leigh Kasperek, Amelia Kerr (C), Jess Kerr, Rosemary Mair, Georgia Plimmer, Hannah Rowe, Lea Tahuhu,

England: Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Bell, Mai??a Bouchier, Alice Capsey, Kate Cross, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophi?e Ecclestone, Lauren Filer, Danielle Gibson, Sarah Glenn, Heather Knight (c) Bess Heath, Amy Jones, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Danni Wyatt

Also READ: Former New Zealand cricketer Scott Styris ??predicts the winner of IPL 2024

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The curtains fell on the highly anticipated Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2024 with an exhilarating conclusion as Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) seized the coveted championship title, triumphing over the formidable Delhi Capitals in a gripping final, thus etching their name into the annals of sporting history. The tournament, characterized by its electrifying action and numerous standout performances, undeniably s?tood out as a resounding success, leaving fans ??enthralled from start to finish.

While the WPL boasted an array of remarkable batting showcases, it was the prowess of the bowlers that truly captured the spotlight, leaving spectators spellbound with their skill and precision. Amidst the seasoned veterans who orchestrated iconic feats, a new generation of talent emerged, seizing the opportunity to shine on the grand stage. The dominance exhibited by eventual champions RCB’s bowling unit was palpable throughout the tournament, asserting their authority at every juncture of the competition.

Notably, Shreyanka Pail of RCB clinched the prestigious purple cap for her outstanding performance, emerging as the leading wicket-taker of the tournament. At the same time, it was also the indomitable Ellyse Perry who etched her name in the annals of the league’s history with her record-breaking bowling figures, solidifying her status as a legendary figure.

Most wickets in WPL 2024

1. Shreyanka Patil (RCB)

Matches: 8 | Wickets: 13 | BBI: ??4/12 | Economy: 7.30

2. Shobana Asha (RCB)

Matches: 10 | Wickets: 12 | B???BI: 5/22 | Economy: 7.12

3. Sophie Molineux (RCB)

Matches: 1??0 | Wickets: 12?? | BBI: 3/20 | Economy: 7.32

4. Marizanne Kapp (DC)

Matches: 7 | Wickets: 11 | BBI: 3??/5 | E?conomy: 6.27

5. Sophie Ecclestone (UPW)

Matches: 8 | Wickets: 11 | B??BI: 3/20 | Economy: 6.57

Best bowling economy in WPL 2024

1. Alice Capsey (DC)

Matches: 9 | Economy: 6.13

2. Shabnim Ismail (MI)

Matches: 7 | Economy: 6.18

3. Marizanne Kapp (DC)

Matches: 7 | Economy: 6.29

4. Sophie Ecclestone (UPW)

Matches: 8 | Economy: 6.57

5. Ellyse Perry (RCB)

Matches: 9 | Economy: 6.81

Also READ: From most runs to most sixes – A look at some interesting stats of Women’s Premier League 2024

Best bowling figures in WPL 2024

1. Ellyse Perry (RCB)

Matches: 8 | BBI: 6/15

2. Shobhana Asha (RCB)

Matches: 10 | BBI: 5/22

3. Shreyanka Patil (RCB)

Matches: 8 | BBI: 4/12

4. Amelia Kerr (MI)

Matches: 9| BBI: 4/17

5. Deepti Sharma (UPW)

Matches: 8 | BBI: 4/19

Most maiden in WPL 2024

1. Marizanne Kapp (DC)

Matches: 7| Maidens: 2

2. Meghna Singh (GG)

Matches: 8| Maidens: 1

3. Shabnim Ismail (MI)

Matches: 7| Maidens: 1

4. Tanuja Kanwar (GG)

Matches: 8| Maidens: 1

5. Shikha Pandey (DC)

Matches: 9| Maidens: 1

Best bowling average in WPL 2024

1. Sajeevan Sajana (MI)

Matches: 8 | Bowling average: 11.50

2. Shreyanka Patil (RCB)

Matches: 8 | Bowling average: 12.08

3. Alice Capsey (DC)

Matches: 9 | Bowling average: 12.25

4. Shobhana Asha (RCB)

Matches: 10 | Bowling average 15.42

5. Ellyse Perry (RCB)

Matches: 8 | Bowling average: 15.57

Also READ: ‘Chin up GOAT, you played really well�?– Fans react as DC skipper Meg Lanning breaks down in tears after defeat against RCB in WPL 2024 Final

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New Zealand Cricket (NZC), on Wednesday, announced the NZC Awards, rewarding players from both Men’s and Women’s categories for their tremendous performances. The NZC Awards 2024 not only celebrated individua??l brilliance but also highlighted the collective efforts of players across different formats and levels of cricket.

Rachin Ravindra and Amelia Kerr sweep top honours

Young batting sensation Rachin Ravindra and women’s superstar Amelia Kerr shone brightly at the New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Awards 2024, as they clinched the prestigious Sir Richard Hadlee Medal and Debbie Hockley Medal respectively. Ravin??dra, in particular, etched his name in hist??ory as the youngest recipient of the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal, showcasing his exceptional prowess with the bat throughout the year.

The youngest ever winner of the Sir R?ichard Hadlee Medal, Rachin Ravindra!

Capping off a stellar season for the BLACKCAPS featuring 3 World Cup hundreds, the ICC Men’s Emerging Player of the Year Award, and the highest ever maiden test hundred for a New Zealander. #ANZNZCAwards pic.twitter.com/42Zcdo4gpc

— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) March 13, 2024

Ravindra’s remarkable run

Ravindra’s outstanding performances in 2023, including his remarkable showing at the World Cup where he amassed 578 runs, coupled with his recent maiden double century in Test cricket against South Africa, cemented his cla??im to the covete??d Sir Richard Hadlee Medal.

Kerr’s consistent brilliance

Meanwhile, Amelia Kerr continued to exhibit her dominance in the women’s cricket arena, securing the Debbie Hockley Medal for the second consecutive year. Kerr’s stellar record as the leading ODI run-scorer and her contributio??ns in both batting and bowling departments further solidified her status as one of the premier talents in the women’s game.

Also READ: Tim ??Southee breaks silence over his ca?ptaincy future after New Zealand’s Test series loss to Australia

Other notable awardees

Among other nota?ble awardees, former skipper Kane Williamson was honored as the Test Player of the Year following his remarkable achievement after recently scoring his 32nd Test hundred. Daryl Mitchell and Mitchell Santner claimed the Men’s ODI Player of the Year and Men’s T20I Player of the Year awards respectively, showcasing their prowess in white-ball cri?cket.

With 619 runs at an average of 56 from just 6 Tests, the Men’s Test Player of the Year, is Kane Williamson! He led with the bat with 4 hundreds – 2 of them coming in one Test against South Africa at Bay Oval. #ANZNZCAwards pic.twitter.com/v04Hz1e87H

— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) March 13, 2024

Complete list of NZC Awards 2024:

• Sir Richard Hadlee Medal – Rachin Ravindra
• Debbie Hockley Medal – AMelie Kerr
• Bert Sutcliffe Medal for Outstanding Services to Cricket – Trudy Anderson
• Test Player of the Year – Kane Williamson
• Men’s ODI Player of the Year – Daryl Mitchell
• Women’s ODI Player of the Year – Melie Kerr
• Men’s T20I Player of the Year – Mitchell Santner
• Women’s T20I Player of the Year – AMelie Kerr
• Men’s Domestic Player of the Year – Nathan Smith
• Women’s Domestic Player of the Year – Emma Black
• Super Smash Men’s Player of the Year – Danru Ferns
• Super Smash Women’s Player of the Year – AMelie Kerr
• The Redpath Cup for men’s first-class batting – Kane Williamson
• The Ruth Martin Cup for women’s domestic batting – Suzie Bates
• The Winsor Cup for men’s first-class bowling – Matt Henry
• The Phyl Blackler Cup for women’s domestic bowling – Emma Black
• GJ Gardner Homes New Zealand Umpire of the Year – Chris Brown

Also READ: Martin Guptill picks the semifinalists of T20 World ?Cup 2024

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In the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2024, several talented cricketers have not only showcased their exceptional skills on the field but also captivated a??udiences wit??h their beauty and grace.

Here are the ten most beautiful women cricketers who have captured hearts in the tournament:

Meg Lanning

Former Australia captain Meg Lanning is not just a leader of Delhi Capitals (DC) but also a symbol of grace and poise.

Alice Capsey

England?? all-rounder Alice Capsey adds her charm and skill to t?he list, captivating fans with her beauty and talent alike. Capsey was signed by the Delhi-based franchise in the inaugural season.

Harleen Deol

India’s rising star Harleen Deol’s elegant batting and fielding prowess are complemented by her striking appearance. She is part of Gujarat Giants (GG) team in WPL 2024.

Danielle Wyatt

England’s Danielle Wyatt is not just known for her powerful hitting but also for her radiant smile and charm. UP Warriorz (UPW) made a?? successful bid for her at the WPL 2024 auction.

Laura Wolvaardt

South Africa’s Laura Wolvaardt stands out with her batting skills as well as her natural beauty. She is opening the batting for the Gujarat side this season.

Alyssa Healy

Australia’s Alyssa Healy is not just a dynamic player but also a stunning presence on the cricket field. She is captaining UP Warriorz in India’s top T20 tournament.

Taniya Bhatia

The wick?etkeeper-batter from India, Taniya Bhatia, not only impresses with her glove work but also with her natural beauty. She is fulfilling the keeping duties for Delhi Capitals this season.

Also READ: IPL 2024 – Actress Varsha Bollammai makes an interesting comment on Virat Kohli and RCB

Amelia Kerr

New Zealand’s talented all-rounder Amelia Kerr is not just a force to reckon with in cricket but also a sight to behold. She is representing Mumbai Indians (MI) in the cash-rich league.

Smriti Mandhana:

The left-handed opener from India, known for her elegant stroke play, is not just a st?ar on the cricket field but also a stunning presence off it. Smriti is leading RCB in the WPL 2024.

Ellyse Perry

Australia’s all-rounder Ellyse Perry’s athleticism and charm make her a standout figure both on and off the pitch. She is currently plying her trade for the Challengers.

The second season of the WPL has moved to Delhi after the conclusion? of the league matches in Bengaluru.

The last year’s runner-ups, Delhi Capitals, are currently at the top of the table and will look to seal a final birth berth with victory in one of their remaining matches.

The grand finale of WPL 2024 is schedule at Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday, March 17.

Also WATCH: Ellyse Perry shatters car window with a? massive six in RCB vs UPW?? clash at WPL 2024

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The Match 09 of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2024 took place between Royal Challengers Bangalore Women and Mumbai Indians at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The contest saw domination from Mumbai, who registered a comfortable win by 7 wickets.

Pooja Vastrakar, Nat Sciver-Brunt sizzle with the ball

Opting to bowl first after winning the toss, Mumbai Indians displayed a st??ellar bowling performance to restrict Royal Challengers Bangalore to 131/6 in their allotted 20 ov?ers.

For the Challengers, Ellyse Perry was the standout performer with the bat, scoring a crucial 44 runs off 38 deliveries, supported by Georgia Wareham‘s brisk 27 off 20 balls. However, the rest of the batting lineup struggled to capitalize on their starts, with no other player managing to make a significant contribution.

Pooja Vastrakar and Nat Sciver-Brunt were the tremendous performers with the ball. Vastrakar bagged two wickets ??while conceding 14 runs in 3 overs. Similarly, Sciver-Brunt picked up a couple as well for 27 runs in his quota of 4 overs.

Batters leads Mumbai Indians to a convincing win

In response, Mumbai Indians chased down the target with ease, reaching 133/3 in just 15.1 overs, clinching victory by 7 wickets. Yastika Bhatia set the tone for the innings with a blistering 31 off 15 balls, while contributions from Hayley Matthews, Natalie Sciver, and Amelia Kerr ensured Mumbai Indians Women reached the target comfort?ably.

Despite some spirited bowling efforts from Royal Challengers Bangalore, including a wicket each from Sophie Devine, Georgia Wareham, and Shreyanka Patil, Mumbai Indians’ batting firepower proved too much to handle.

Also WATCH: WPL 2024 �?Marizanne Kapp’s pumpe??d-up celebration after disrupting Smriti Mandhana’s off-stump

Here is how Twitter reacted:

MUMBAI INDIANS – THE TABLE TOPPERS IN WPL 2024. 🔥

– The dominance of MI franchise. pic.twitter.com/SA18iSkedh

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) March 2, 2024

The record for chasing teams in ?the WPL now re?ads won 22, lost 9.

The average winning 1st innings total required across the two seasons has been 187, with just one team so far managing to successfully defend a total under 150.#WPL

— hypocaust (@_hypocaust) March 2, 2024

Mumbai Indians defeated RCB.

– 2nd consecutive defeat for RCB now…!!! pic.twitter.com/pq44e4usZG

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) March 2, 2024

The Mumbai Indians are back to winning ways! 💙

And?? with that victory, they move to t??he 🔝 of the table 👏👏

Scorecard 💻📱//t.co/VqyJ4Y545d#TATAWPL | #RCBvMI | @mipaltan pic.twitter.com/SuUWM8b89P

— Women's Premier League (WPL) (@wplt20) March 2, 2024

What a Batting By Mumbai Indian
RCB is in Danger As Always 😂😭#MIvRCB

— Laavy_dhillon🪯 (@lavvy_dhillon) March 2, 2024

Haarcb has 4 points. 2 points from a last ball win and another 2 points against a filler team GG 😁. #RCBvMI #MIvRCB #WPL2024

— Shashank (@Shashank97says) March 2, 2024

This is just bullying at this point of time #MIvRCB pic.twitter.com/1qP8SGbWwW

— Amit Dubey (@AmitHellboyz143) March 2, 2024

Yastika bhatia is looking in red hot form!! Playing some wonderful knocks this season!! #AaliRe #yastikabhatia #MumbaiIndians #Cricket #CricketTwitter #TATAWPL #WPL2024 #wpl #ONEFAMILY #Trending #RCB #LUFC #mivrcb #sport #JioCinema #harmanpreetkaur #smritimandhana pic.twitter.com/g2yP1qhXRx

— manass (@dehatiladka07) March 2, 2024

Nat Sciver did a fantastic job at captaincy today. #MIvRCB

— ✨️🦋QueenB🦋✨️ (@divine_art3mis) March 2, 2024

Fighting knock from Perry but MI on top with a target of 132 👍#MIvRCB #WPL2024 pic.twitter.com/D1kCEQ8Yqu

— Shreyas Srinivasan (@ShreyasS_) March 2, 2024

Also READ: WPL 2024 �?Aly??ssa Healy takes down a pitch invader during Mumb??ai Indians vs UP Warriorz clash

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