UPW vs MI WPL Match: Mumbai wins quartet, Harman-Saika tackles UP

Mumbai: Mumbai Indians continue to dominate in the Women’s Premier League (WPL 2023). This team, captained by Harmanpreet Kaur, registered its fourth consecutive win, continuing the same trend in which it started the tournament with a bang. Captain Harmanpreet himself prepared the foundation of this victory and scored a strong half-century. On the basis of his innings, Mumbai easily defeated UP Warriors by 8 wickets in their fourth match. At the same time, UP has faced its second defeat in 4 matches.

The 10th match of the tournament was played at the Brabourne Stadium on Sunday, March 12, in which the league leader Mumbai was challenged by UP. UP had defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by 10 wickets in their last match. At the same time, Mumbai registered a very easy win against Delhi Capitals. Even after the result of this match, there is no change in the points table and Mumbai is in the first place, while UP is in the third place. The complete condition of the Mumbai-UP match, know in a few points-

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UPW vs MI match status in 5 points

1. UP batted first and once again captain Alyssa Healy played a brilliant innings for her. Healy, who scored a record 96 runs against RCB, scored 58 runs in 46 balls, which included 7 fours and 1 six.
2. Apart from Healy, the team’s star all-rounder Tahlia McGrath also scored her second half-century in the tournament. McGrath scored 50 runs in 37 balls. There was an 82-run partnership between the two, which took UP to a good score after a poor start.
3. Mumbai’s left-arm spinner Saika Ishaq, who took the most wickets in WPL, once again showed her mettle and took a total of 3 wickets including Healy and McGrath. Apart from him, leg-spinner Amelia Kar also took 2 wickets.
4. For Mumbai, young opener Yastika Bhatia (42 runs, 27 balls) made a blistering start, on the basis of which Mumbai scored 58 runs in 7 overs. During this, there was also a ruckus regarding DRS, when UP took a review on the LBW appeal against Haley Mathews, but during this the replay of the old ball went on and the umpire declared him out. On realizing the mistake, the right ball was seen and Mathews was not out.
5. Yastika Bhatia and Mathews were dismissed in the seventh and eighth overs, after which skipper Kaur and Nate Siver Brunt took charge. Together, both of them made the team win in the 18th over with an indiscriminate partnership of 106 runs in 10.1 overs. Harmanpreet hit another half-century and remained unbeaten after scoring 53 runs (33 balls, 9 fours, 1 six), while Nate Siever also returned unbeaten after scoring 45 runs.

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