WPL: Smriti Mandhana’s RCB in Shefali Verma’s storm, Banging Entry in Delhi Capitals playoffs – WPL Shafali Verma Stromy BattiIIN Against Smriti Mandhana RCB Delhi Capitals Enter in Playoffs

Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals continued the winning of winning by defeating Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) by 9 wickets in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) T20 match with explosive half -centuries of opener batsman Shefali Verma (80 not out) and Jess Jonasen (61 not out) (61 not out). With this victory, Delhi has also made its place in the playoffs. In the last match, Shefali and Jonasen, who defeated Mumbai Indians by nine wickets by nine wickets, won an easy win by winning an unwavering partnership of 146 runs in just 77 balls for the second wicket. Shefali played 43 balls for her fast -paced innings, hitting eight fours and four sixes. At the same time, Jonasen also scored an unbeaten 61 runs in 38 balls with nine fours and a six in 38 balls.

Delhi Capitals lost the only wicket as captain Meg Lanning (02). RCB scored 147 runs for five wickets with a half -century innings of Alice Parry (60 not out). Delhi Capitals achieved this target with the help of Shefali and Jonasen by scoring 151 runs for one wicket in 15.3 overs. In this way the process of losing RCB continued, it is his fourth consecutive defeat.

RCB starts in the match

Earlier, after being invited to bat, Parry scored the fourth half -century of the session, recovering from the initial tremors to RCB. He scored three sixes in 47 balls and 60 runs with the same fours. Apart from Parry, Raghavi Bisht contributed 33 runs, for which he scored two sixes in 32 balls. Australia’s veteran player Parry strengthened RCB’s innings with England’s Dani Wat Hodes (21 runs) and a 68 -run partnership with Raghavi.

With this innings, Parry became the highest run -scorer in this year’s WPL, scoring 295 runs in six matches at an average of 98.33. Danny Wat Hodes scored 21 runs in 18 balls with a six and two fours. For Delhi Capitals, Shikha Pandey and Mr. Charani took two wickets for 28-28 runs. Maraijane Cap took a wicket for 18 runs while bowling tightly with a new ball.