In a spectacular display of power-hitting and disciplined bowling, the Mumbai Indians pulled off a commanding 50-run victory over the Delhi Capitals in the Women’s Premier League 2026. After being put on the back foot early, a record-breaking stand between Harmanpreet Kaur and Nat Sciver-Brunt turned the game on its head, setting up an emphatic win for the defending champions.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 campaign has suffered a significant setback with the news that key pace-bowling all-rounder Pooja Vastrakar has been ruled out for at least two weeks due to a hamstring injury. The development leaves captain Smriti Mandhana’s side scrambling for balance in a fiercely competitive tournament.
Despite a heartbreaking loss for UP Warriorz, their captain Meg Lanning made history in the WPL 2026, overtaking Ellyse Perry to move into second place on the league’s all-time run-scorers list. She now has her sights set on the top spot held by England’s Natalie Sciver-Brunt.
In a high-octane start to their WPL 2026 campaign, the Gujarat Giants posted a mammoth 207/4 and then held their nerve to beat the UP Warriorz by 10 runs. Captain Ashleigh Gardner’s explosive 65 and Georgia Wareham’s all-round brilliance were the defining factors in this thrilling contest.
In a high-stakes WPL 2026 encounter, Mumbai Indians’ trademark aggression was replaced by a surprisingly cautious start against Delhi Capitals. Was this tactical prudence or a critical misstep?
In a pivotal WPL 2026 encounter, both UP Warriorz and Gujarat Giants are desperate for a win to kickstart their campaigns. We break down the squads, key players, and what’s at stake in this high-octane clash at the DY Patil Stadium.