Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) ended their Premier League Female (WPL) 2025 Season on a positive note with a victory of 11 points Mumbai Indians (Mi) Au Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai, March 11, directed by Smriti MandhanaRCB finally broke its sequence of five consecutive defeats, guaranteeing a consolation victory.
Despite their difficulties throughout the tournament, RCB delivered a dominant performance with the bat, displaying a competitive 199/3 in 20 Overs. Mi puts a very fight in the pursuit, with Nat Sciver-BruntThe stock -up of 69 out of 35 balls, but the RCB quises held the base to seal the victory. With this result, Delhi Capitals (DC) has become the first team to qualify for the WPL 2025 final, while Mumbai will now face Gujarat Giants in the eliminator for a place in the confrontation of the summit.
Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Wareham Shine in the display of RCB power striker
After being invited to beat first, RCB took a flamboyant start, thanks to Sabbhineni MeghanaIt is QuickFire 26 on 13 balls. She set the tone with an aggressive racing game before falling Hayley Matthews. However, Captain Mandhana anchored the sleeves with a little 53 bullets out of 37 bullets, hitting six four and three.
ELLYSE PERRY I played a stabilizing role, marking 49 undefeated on 38 bullets, ensuring that RCB kept the momentum. Richa Ghosh Provided that the late thrust, breaking a 22-ball 36, but the explosive camée of Georgia Wareham changed the game. She hammered 31 out of only 10 balls, with five ovens and a six, bringing the RCB to an imposing total of 199/3 in their 20 Overs.
Mumbai quarrers fought on a friendly surface, with Matthews (2/37) and Amelia Kerr (1/47) being the only sectors of the counters. The rest of the bowling attack, including Shabnim Ismail, Sciver-Brunt and Amanjot Kaurfailed to contain the aggressive RCB strikers.
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The heroic of Nat Sciver-Brunt for Mi in vain while the RCB quisters hold the nerve
Chasing 200 for victory, Mumbai started aggressively but lost counters at regular intervals. Matthews (19 out of 16) and Kerr (9 out of 10) fell early, putting on the back. Sciver-Brunt then took care of, breaking a 35-ball 69, stuck with nine four and two. She kept in hunting alone, but RCB struck at crucial moments to derail their pursuit.
After Harmanpreet KauThe dismissal of R for 20, the lower order had too much to do. Amanjot (17 out of 15), SAJEEVAN SAJANA (23 OFF 12), and Sanskriti Gupta (10 OFF 4) tried to accelerate, but RCB quisors kept firm. Sneh Rana (3/26) was the interpreter out of competition, rejecting key strikers at crucial moments, while ELLYSE PERRY (2/53) and Kim Garth (2/33) provided vital breakthroughs. Although Mumbai reached 188/9 in 20 Overs, they fell 11 points, putting a very necessary victory to RCB before leaving the tournament.
Here’s how fans reacted:
Wah Georgia W, today you had to show your appropriate potential with the bat. Annoys me, the talent that this team has and the way they underperform.
– Arfan (@im__arfan) March 11, 2025
If DC women bottle the trophy this year, they have never won it. Best chance.MI and GG do not seem threatening at all.
– Sai (@ akakrcb6) March 11, 2025
Only teams like RCB would make such matches interesting. 😂😂 No way of only Mumbai loses only 11 points and managed to win the match.
– Archer (@poserarcher) March 11, 2025
Unhappy to see this injury to Sneh Rana, which could potentially mean the end of the season for her.
Last match anyway for RCB, but I am happy that she left to have had a very positive impact on the facets of Al and potentially sealed an agreement for the coming seasons.
– Jeet Vachharajani (Women’s Cricket) (@ jeetv27wc) March 11, 2025
RCB not in the playoffs but they had some of the best performers in this WPL
All 3 of Elysis Perry, Richa Ghosh and Renuka Singh Thakur have easily his best WPL season of all time
Would be in my early#Wpl # WPL2025 #Mivrcb
– Mohit Shah (@ mohit_shah17) March 11, 2025
RCB trusted Sneh Rana, and she didn’t drop us. 🥹 #Mivrcb # WPL2025
– Prathamesh Avchare (@onlyprathamesh) March 11, 2025
🚨Delhi Capitals makes the final directly for the third consecutive season.
RCB Bat Mi during the last WPL2025 group game.#Wpl pic.twitter.com/dx0ct3jzdj
– Gurjinder Bal (@ gurjind56659796) March 11, 2025
BRAVO RCB 🍷
Thank you for the help 🤝🏼
DC in the final 😍
– SAURABH MALHOTRA (@malhotrasaurabh) March 11, 2025
Rana accessed on occasion and delivered a winning spell of the match! 😵💫👏
A huge cry for playing him with the heart of a warrior and putting everything into play today! 🫡#Playbold # ನಮ್ಮ RCB #Sheisbold # WPL2025 #Mivrcb pic.twitter.com/wxvtxyxpme
– Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@Rcbtweets) March 11, 2025
The reigning champions RCB finish WPL 2025 at the top! 🔥
They register with a strong victory over the Mumbai Indians! 🏏💪#Cricket #Wpl # WPL2025 #RCB pic.twitter.com/dyqyg8ovsk
– Wemencricket.com (@WomeMencKethq) March 11, 2025
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