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Delhi Capitals Complete Thrilling Last-Ball Win Over Mumbai Indians
Hindustan Times Haryana
|February 16, 2025
Delhi Capitals prevailed in a contest of batting implosions, pulling off a thrilling two-wicket win on the last ball over Mumbai Indians in the Women's Premier League (WPL) in Vadodara on Saturday.
NEW DELHI: In a game that ebbed and flowed, largely due to disciplined bowling, both teams struggled for batting rhythm on a pitch that saw over 400 runs scored the previous night and showed no signs of sluggishness.
With 10 needed off the last over, DC crossed the line with a desperate full-length dive from Arundhati Reddy after the middle order, despite getting starts, failed to finish what should have been a regulation chase. DC's charge was set up by the explosive Shafali Verma, who cracked an 18-ball 43, but there was precious little from the rest.
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