Delhi Capitals Women vs Mumbai Indians Women, 13th Match, Womens Premier League 2025 - HighlightsDCW vs MIW, 13th Match, Womens Premier League 2025 - Highlights

Sutherland to Jintimani Kalita, out Jintimani Kalita Run Out!! Kalita perishes as they try to steal a bye. Slower ball around off, Kalita moves across and misses the lap, Amanjot calls for the single. Sarah Bryce lobs the ball to Sutherland and she removes the bails with Kalita well short of the crease. Jintimani Kalita run out (Sarah Bryce/Sutherland) 0(3)

Sutherland to Jintimani Kalita, wide, bouncer at the stumps, Kalita shimmies down and ducks under. Called wide for height. Delhi review! The third umpire has a look and stays with the onfield call. Clearly above Kalita's head

Sutherland to Amanjot Kaur, FOUR, neatly done! Amanjot showing her smartness. Short of length delivery around off, Amanjot waits for the ball to arrive, reverses her bat and steers it fine of the keeper

Minnu Mani to Sanskriti Gupta, out Caught by Rodrigues!! Third wicket for Minnu. This was a free-hit for Sanskriti as Amanjot would have wanted to keep strike for the final over. So Sanskriti decides to play the big shot, she heaves it into the leg-side and picks out Jemimah near deep mid-wicket. She settles under and takes it safely. Sanskriti Gupta c Rodrigues b Minnu Mani 3(4)

Minnu Mani to Amanjot Kaur, FOUR, tossed up outside off, Amanjot shuffles across, gets inside the line and sits down to play the pull, hits it over short fine and also beats the fielder coming across in the deep

Jonassen to G Kamalini, out Bowled!! Cleaned up! Third wicket for Jonassen. Glum faces in the Mumbai dugout. They have gone from 100/4 in the timeout to 104/7. It is coming apart rather quickly. Jonassen knew Kamalini was waiting to play the big shot, floats it up and lands around the yorker length, Kamalini goes through with the swipe and plays all over it, the ball sneaks under her bat and uproots the off-stump. G Kamalini b Jonassen 1(5)

Minnu Mani to Amelia Kerr, out Caught by Sutherland!! We might have the catch of the tournament. Annabel Sutherland, you beauty! She has held on to a screamer. Minnu has two in the over and this is a massive wicket. Kerr is gone. Mumbai are six down and the score is only 101. Tossed up and Kerr goes back to play the pull, it is not quite short and hence Kerr cannot get under it, miscues it in front of long-on. The ball seemed to be dropping safely but not as per Sutherland, she charges in and dives forward, takes it inches above the ground - all this in one motion. She even managed to hang onto the ball when she hit the ground. For a second even she was surprised by what she had done. Amelia Kerr c Sutherland b Minnu Mani 17(18) [4s-2]

Minnu Mani to S Sajana, out Caught by Lanning!! Not the start Mumbai wanted after the break. Sajana goes first ball after the timeout. Minnu goes round the wicket, tosses it up teasingly outside off, Sajana takes the bait and goes for the big shot, ends up slicing it towards extra cover, Lanning takes a few steps back and hangs on. S Sajana c Lanning b Minnu Mani 5(8)

Sutherland to S Sajana, 1 run, short and banged into the surface, Sajana gets inside the line and pulls to fine leg

Sutherland to Amelia Kerr, FOUR, this time Kerr manages to connect with the cut shot. Sutherland persists with the short of length delivery, Kerr gets on top of the bounce and cuts it past a diving backward point

Shikha Pandey to Amelia Kerr, FOUR, the onus is on Kerr now. Good length ball angled in, Kerr sits down and swipes it over mid-wicket. The fielder was inside the ring and Kerr took the invitation

Jonassen to Nat Sciver-Brunt, out Caught&Bowled!! Soft dismissal. Jonassen turning it on for the Delhi Capitals. First Harmanpreet and now Sciver-Brunt, she has struck at timely intervals. Flighted around off, the ball dips on Sciver-Brunt and all she manages to do is chip it back to the bowler, Jonassen completes a simple catch. Mumbai in a bit of trouble now.. Nat Sciver-Brunt c and b Jonassen 18(22) [4s-2]

Jonassen to Kaur, out Lbw!! Excellent from Jonassen. Just when the pair had stepped on the gas she has broken the stand. It is the dangerous Harmanpreet who has to depart. This is the arm-ball and Harmanpreet does not pick it, she leans forward and tries to nudge it into the leg-side, misses and is struck in-line with the stumps. Ball-tracking shows it to be smashing into leg-stump. Mumbai lose a review as well.. Kaur lbw b Jonassen 22(16) [4s-2 6s-1]

Jonassen to Nat Sciver-Brunt, FOUR, tossed up around off, Sciver-Brunt shuffles across and sits down to play the sweep, beats Sadhu near short fine and the ball races away to the fence. They have upped the ante..

Titas Sadhu to Kaur, FOUR, massive over! 18 runs. This is smart batting by Harmanpreet. She spotted no one at square leg or in the deep, so fetches this from outside off and laps it backward of square leg

Titas Sadhu to Kaur, SIX, smashed! That's Harmanpreet at her best. Length delivery close to off, Harmanpreet stays leg-side and has a free swing of her arms, clean connection and the ball sails over wide long-on

Titas Sadhu to Nat Sciver-Brunt, FOUR, Sadhu is finding the outside edge but the ball is not going to hand. Sciver-Brunt sees the width on this and throws her bat, the edge flies well wide of Lanning at slip and beats a square third man

Titas Sadhu to Kaur, FOUR, edged and safe. That's a lucky escape for Harmanpreet. Full pitcher outside off, Harmanpreet's went hard on the drive and the thick outside edge flies to the right of the keeper. Lanning is also at slip but the ball splits the two perfectly

Sutherland to Matthews, out Caught by Shafali Verma!! Sutherland strikes with her second ball. This is a big wicket. Both openers back in the hut in consecutive overs. Matthews decides to go down the ground but mistimes it horribly. Fullish delivery and mid-off was inside the ring, the shot was on but Matthews does not get it anywhere close to the middle, Shafali settles under and takes it over his head. Matthews c Shafali Verma b Sutherland 22(25) [4s-4]

Shikha Pandey to Yastika, out Caught by Sarah Bryce!! This time the outside edge is found. Very similar to the previous delivery. Fuller and outside off, Yastika is sucked into the drive away from the body and the ball does enough to kiss the edge, Sarah Bryce does the rest behind the stumps and Shikha has broken this opening stand. Yastika's poor run continues.. Yastika c Sarah Bryce b Shikha Pandey 11(10) [4s-1 6s-1]

Kapp to Matthews, FOUR, full pitcher outside off, Matthews gets a good stride in and creams the drive square of the wicket. No chance for the sweeper

Jonassen to Matthews, no run, that's better from Jonassen. Flighted and gets it to drift in, Matthews is drawn into the drive and is beaten on the inside edge, Sarah Bryce lights up the stumps but Matthews had her back foot inside the crease

Jonassen to Matthews, FOUR, this is smart batting. Matthews knew there was no one at square leg, so shuffles across and gets under the flatter delivery, pulls it over the infield and picks up another boundary

Jonassen to Matthews, FOUR, fraction short around off, Matthews makes room and cracks it square on the off-side. She pierced the packed off-side field

Shikha Pandey to Yastika, SIX, that ruins the over for Shikha. Short and angling in, Yastika is quick to pick the length, she rocks back and nails the pull over mid-wicket, the ball lands flush on the ad cushions

Shikha Pandey to Matthews, no run, Matthews has a close shave. The ball had to miss the stumps and it did. The inswinger from Shikha and Matthews plants her front foot across, plays all around it and is beaten on the inside edge. Struck in front of middle and leg, ball-tracking showed it to be going down

Kapp to Matthews, FOUR, shot! Matthews too gets off the mark with a boundary. Good length ball around off, Matthews goes back and punches it in front of square, past a diving cover-point and there's no stopping that

Kapp to Yastika, FOUR, she's off and running with a four. Gentle short of length delivery, Yastika swivels and pulls. Not the best of connections but the ball has enough to reach the fence