WPL 2025: Haley Mathews and Nat Cyver Brant, Harmanpreet Kaur also caused havoc – Hayley Matthews Nat Sciver Brunt Became Nightmare for Gujarat GUJARTS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLERS BOWLErs Mumbai

Mumbai: In the women’s Premier League 2025 Elimination match, the Mumbai Indians team made a mark against the Gujarat giants. In the match, the Gujarat team won the toss and decided to bat and took their trouble. Haley Mathews, who came out to bat for Mumbai, destroyed the Gujarat bowlers in association with the Nat Cyver Brant. With both these strong batting, Mumbai made the third highest score in the history of this league. Mathews and Brant scored 77-77 runs for Mumbai. Mathews also hit 10 fours and 3 sixes in his 50 -ball innings. At the same time, the brant remained faster than Mathews. He scored 77 runs in just 41 balls. In this innings too, Brant hit 10 fours and 2 sixes. After this, the captain of the team was completed by the captain of the team, Harmanpreet Kaur. Harmanpreet finally gave 36 runs in 12 balls while batting.

Mumbai made WPL’s third highest score

The team of Mumbai Indians scored the third highest score of the Women’s Premier League with the help of a stormy batting by Brant, Mathews and Harmanpreet Kaur. The Mumbai team scored 213 runs at the loss of 4 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs. The record for scoring the biggest score in the league is in the name of UP Warriors. The UP team scored 226 runs against RCB in this season. At the same time, there is a team of Delhi Capitals in second place, who scored 223 runs against RCB.

Gujarat bowling and fielding in the match

Let us know that in this knockout match of WPL 2025, the Gujarat team crossed the limits of bad and fielding and bowling against Mumbai. Especially the fielding level was very bad, which the Mumbai team took full advantage of. This is the reason why the pressure on the Gujarat team kept increasing.