Mumbai Indians beat Delhi Capital by 8 runs in the Women’s Premier League final. With this, mi has become the WPL champion for the second time. Mumbai scored 149 in the first game in the match played at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. In reply, the Delhi Capitals fought till the end, but the target fell 8 runs. The match continued till the last over, but Captain Mag Lanning could not save Delhi from losing in the third consecutive final.
The exciting match continued until the last over
In the WPL 2025 tournament, the chasing team has once again lost to Brabourne Stadium. After losing the toss, the Mumbai team came to bat first. After a bad start, captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Net Sever Brunt shared an 89 -run mi out of trouble. On the one hand, Harmanpreet played a 66-run captaincy in the innings and on the other hand, the Sever-Brunt played 30 runs.
When it was the turn of Delhi, Maryjen could not play any big innings other than Cape and Jemimah Rodriguez. Cap played 40 runs and Rodriguez played 30 runs. Apart from that, Nikki Prasad lived on the crease until the end. The situation was such that only one wicket in Delhi was survived and had to score 14 runs to win it. Delhi kept taking a run after another, resulting in the target scored 10 off 1 ball. On the last ball, only 1 run, which led to Mumbai by 8 runs.
Mumbai became WPL champion for the second time
This is the second time when the Mumbai Indians have won the WPL title. Earlier, Mumbai was the winner of the first season of the Premier League. In that match, mi defeated Delhi by 7 wickets, while this time Delhi suffered a defeat by 8 runs. Let me tell you that Mumbai is the only team that has become a WPL champion twice.
The whole match remained exciting
In the final match of the Woman’s Premier League 2025, Mumbai Indians first batted and scored 149 runs. This is the lowest score ever by any team at Brabourne Stadium in WPL 2025. mi‘s batting struggle was seen in the final, but captain Harmanpreet Kaur gave Delhi a 150 -run target with a long collision and 66 runs. In WPL 2025, the lowest score of 166 at Brabourne Stadium was 166 runs, which Gujarat Giants scored against the Mumbai Indians in the Eliminator match. But in the current season, Mumbai has become the lowest scoring team on the field. So far there has been no WPL final high scoring. Mumbai lost the first 2 wickets for just 14 runs. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who batted in fourth, made an important 89-run partnership with the Net Sever-Brunt.