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Royal Challengers Bengaluru completed the highest chase in Women's Premier League history to claim their second title in thrilling fashion. Captain Smriti Mandhana's explosive 87 off 41 balls powered RCB past Delhi Capitals' 203-run target with just two balls remaining.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru's captain Smriti Mandhana and opener Georgia Voll smashed their way to cricket history, chasing down 204 runs to claim their second Women's Premier League championship. The dynamic duo turned what seemed like a daunting target into a masterclass of batting excellence.
Two best friends who leaned on each other through career struggles and personal heartbreak will compete as rival captains in Thursday's Women's Premier League final. Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues promise their friendship will resume right after one lifts the trophy.
England cricket captain Nat Sciver-Brunt made history by hitting the first-ever century in the Women's Premier League, smashing 100 runs to lead Mumbai Indians to victory. Her record-breaking performance pushes women's cricket into new territory and showcases the growing strength of the sport's premier franchise league.
England cricket captain Nat Sciver-Brunt made history by scoring the Women's Premier League's first-ever century, leading Mumbai Indians to a crucial 15-run victory over table-toppers Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The landmark achievement came at a perfect time, reviving Mumbai's playoff hopes after three consecutive losses.
Nat Sciver-Brunt just made history with a blazing 100 runs in India's Women's Premier League, smashing a record that had stood since the league began. Her unbeaten century came from just 57 balls, lighting up the stadium and setting a new bar for women's cricket.
After three and a half seasons, the Women's Premier League finally has its first century. Mumbai Indians' Nat Sciver-Brunt made history with a stunning 100 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru.