RCB females did men’s team could not do it in 17 years of IPL. They defeated Delhi Capitals by 8 wickets to win the Women’s Premier League title. Having bowled out Delhi Capitals for a simple 113, RCB cruised to a win.
Who Won The Orange Cap In WPL 2024?
RCB’s Ellyse Perry won the Orange Cap for her spectacular program with the bat. Perry ended the event as the leading run scorer, with 347 runs to her name. Perry began the tournament with a 58-run knock against UP Warrioz and followed it up with 28 28-run knock against Gujarat Giants. She then racked up 49 versus DC, 40 * against MI and 66 versus MI in the Eliminator. She racked up unbeaten 35 in the last as well. As a victor of Orange Cap, she was given INR 5 lakh.
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Who Won The Purple Cap In WPL 2024?
The Purple Cap went to RCB’s Shreyaka Patil that selected 13 wickets. Asha Shobna from RCB was second after choosing 12 wickets.
DC vs RCB WPL Final Highlights
DC won the throw and opted to bat. RCB had a possibility to remove Meg Lanning in the initial over yet they missed a simple run-out chance. The getaway indicated that Shafali Verma and Meg Lanning let go. Shafali was especially extreme and helped DC race to 61/0 in 6 overs. At this point, it appeared that RCB would certainly be chasing after a massive rating on board, nevertheless, DC suffered a substantial collapse.
Collapses are part and parcel of the game but seldom do you see collapse of such legendary percentage. DC shed 4 gates for 19 runs in a seven-over spell in between the very first and second break. Shafali Verma was the first one to go as she left for 44 in 27 rounds after being captured off Sophie Molineux. In the very same over, Molineux eliminated Jemimah Rodrigues and Alice Capsey for ducks. Jemimah went with the sweep yet stopped working to attach as the ball hit the hardwood. Capsey tried a hideous paddle sweep on the first round and strolled back for a gold duck after getting tidy bowled.
The collapse didn’t stop here as DC lost the gates of Meg Lanning (23 ), Marizanne Kapp and Jess Jonassen in a period of a few mins. DC who were bossing the video game at 61/0 in 6 overs were lowered to 87-7 in the 15th over. The group somehow took care of to go across the 100-run mark but were ultimately bowled out for 113.
RCB never ever remained in a rush in a small chase and won the suit by eight wickets.