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WPL 2026: We Were About 20 Runs Short With The Bat, Says MI Skipper Kaur After Third Straight Defeat
Mumbai Indians: Mumbai Indians skipper Harmanpreet Kaur admitted that her side was 20 runs short after slumping to their third straight defeat as Delhi Capitals thrashed them by seven wickets in Vadodara. Kaur pointed to continued Power-play execution issues with both bat and ball as a key factor in their defeat. Delhi built a strong foundation with the ball, led by an impressive performance from Marizanne Kapp. Kapp was exceptional at the start, bowling 16 dot balls. She gave away just eight runs in her four overs and did not allow a single boundary. Her control, alongside Nandani Sharma, left Mumbai struggling at 23/2 during the Power-play, with Sajana (9) and Hayley Matthews (12) getting out early. Yeah, I think we were about 20 runs short with the bat. Even in the Powerplay, we werent able to execute properly - both with bat and ball, and thats been a concern for us throughout this tournament. We really need to push ourselves more in that phase of the game, said Harmanpreet after the match. The Power-play has been tricky for us, especially because weve had to keep changing our opening combinations due to injuries. At the start of the tournament, a few players werent available, and now Kamalinis injury has forced another change. That has affected our stability at the top, but its not an excuse -whoever goes out to open has to take responsibility and bat positively for the team. For Mumbai, WPL debutant Vaishnavi Sharma was a bright spot in the field, finishing with figures of 1 for 20. Harmanpreet heaped praise on debutant Vaishnavi Sharma, calling her spell a turning point after she removed Shafali Verma and showed control despite the difficult Power-play. On debut, Vaishnavi was really impressive, especially after a difficult Power-play for our bowlers. When she came in and got Shafalis wicket, that was a big turning point. She showed great control and skill, and as a bowling unit, we need to learn from the areas she bowled today, he said. Nonetheless, the Mumbai team was able to create stability through their known strengths. Nat Sciver-Brunt showed her loyalty once again by being a key part of the Mumbai innings with an unbeaten 65 runs from 45 deliveries, while the captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, provided a solid performance with a score of 41. On debut, Vaishnavi was really impressive, especially after a difficult Power-play for our bowlers. When she came in and got Shafalis wicket, that was a big turning point. She showed great control and skill, and as a bowling unit, we need to learn from the areas she bowled today, he said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Weve played good cricket in the last three seasons, and were still working really hard this year. Injuries have made things tougher, but the next two games are very important, and well go in with a positive mindset and 100 percent effort. Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: Skipper Rodrigues Holds Nerve As Delhi Capitals Revive Campaign With Seven-wicket Win
Skipper Jemimah Rodrigues: Skipper Jemimah Rodrigues' unbeaten 51 after brilliant opening batting from wicketkeeper-batter Lizelle Lee (46) helped Delhi Capitals beat Mumbai Indians by seven wickets in the 13th match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday. The chase for a modest 155 almost stumbled midway, but Rodrigues made sure there was no late drama. Instead of relying on brute force, she focused on right placement and consistent running between the wickets to guide Delhi to victory with six balls left. She demonstrated her leadership when it mattered most. Earlier, Delhi built a strong foundation with the ball, led by an impressive performance from Marizanne Kapp, who called the pitch not a nice wicket to bowl on. Kapp was exceptional at the start, bowling 16 dot balls. She gave away just eight runs in her four overs and did not allow a single boundary. Her control, alongside Nandani Sharma, left Mumbai struggling at 23/2 in the Power-play, with Sajana (9) and Hayley Matthews (12) getting out early. Nonetheless, the Mumbai team was able to create stability through their known strengths. Nat Sciver-Brunt showed her loyalty once again by being a key part of the Mumbai innings with an unbeaten 65 runs from 45 deliveries, while the captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, provided a solid performance with a score of 41. At the first break of the match, the Mumbai team was at a poor position of 47 for 2 wickets after nine overs, with Sciver-Brunt with eight runs and Kaur on 18. Both players continued to build on their partnership. Going into the 3rd wicket stage, the pair had added 78 runs for Mumbai and reached 100 runs after 13.6 overs, with Sciver-Brunt scoring her 11th half-century in this league with a 34-ball inning. Her half-century tied her with Meg Lanning for the record for most half-centuries scored in the multi-day competition. At the end of the innings, Harmanpreet Kaur was 41 runs out, falling victim to Sree Charani, and Sciver Brunt continued through the remainder of the innings, allowing Mumbai to finish at 154 runs for 5 wickets (154/5), thanks to 42 runs in the last 5 overs, as well as a six hit off the final ball of the innings. On the bowling side for Delhi, Sree Charani stood out. She took 3 wickets for 33 runs, including two wickets in the 18th over, to help keep the Mumbai team to a low score. Kapp provided assistance with a 1-wicket for 8 runs effort to keep the Mumbai total to below expectations. In response, Delhi received a perfect start from their opening pair, Shafali Verma and Lizzy Lee, who quickly put pressure back on MI. Lee appeared confident and fluent before succumbing to a tough umpiring decision. Shafali couldnt turn her good start into a big score. A surprising dismissal for Laura Wolvaardt added to the tension, and past missteps may have troubled Capitals fans. That was when Rodrigues stepped up. Whether motivated by Amanjot Kaur throwing the ball at her without reason or simply fuelled by focus, the skipper delivered a captains innings marked by smart placement and relentless energy between the wickets. She led the chase clearly, ensuring Delhi maintained control and guided her team to victory with calm confidence. For Mumbai, WPL debutant Vaishnavi Sharma was a bright spot in the field, finishing with figures of 1 for 20. They may need to keep an eye on Nicola Careys extended absence from the field during the chase as they move forward. That was when Rodrigues stepped up. Whether motivated by Amanjot Kaur throwing the ball at her without reason or simply fuelled by focus, the skipper delivered a captains innings marked by smart placement and relentless energy between the wickets. She led the chase clearly, ensuring Delhi maintained control and guided her team to victory with calm confidence. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Mumbai Indians Women 154/5 in 20 overs (Nat Sciver-Brunt 65 not out, Harmanpreet Kaur 41; Shree Charani 3-33, Marizanne Kapp 1-8) lost to Delhi Capitals 155/3 in 19 overs (Jemimah Rodrigues 51, Lizelle Lee 46; Vaishnavi Sharma 1-20, Amanjot Kaur 1-21) by seven wickets. Article Source: IANS
Head Coach Michael Klinger: After two wins and three losses, including one at home in Vadodara, Adani Sportsline-owned Gujarat Giants will go all out in their final three matches of the WPL 2026 as they fancy their chances of making the playoffs at Kotambi Stadium. Addressing the Vadodara media on Tuesday, players and coaches of the Adani Sportsline-owned team reflected on the season so far and underlined the significance of returning to Kotambi Stadium and playing in front of their home supporters. Head Coach Michael Klinger said, Our initial strategy was to find the right combination, especially for our playing XI. Weve spoken to the group about the brand of cricket we want to play and the targets we aim to achieve, both in Mumbai and now in Vadodara. I felt we played some really good cricket in our first couple of games with two solid wins, but in the last three matches weve fallen a little off the pace and havent played quite at our best. With three matches still to go, we remain very much in the competition. We will have to tweak our strategy slightly, especially with the playing conditions being different here. Captain Ashleigh Gardner echoed the belief within the group. Weve played some good cricket and some not-so-good cricket, but its important to trust your preparation as individuals and as a team. Were focused on building an environment where everyone is gelling well. For us, its about sticking to our processes and hopefully putting on stronger performances for our home crowd in these last three games. Senior pacer Renuka Singh spoke about adapting to conditions in Vadodara. The wicket here has been slightly different, with different soil and a bit less bounce. As bowlers, we need to adjust quickly to the conditions, and its great to be playing in front of our home crowd. Captain Ashleigh Gardner echoed the belief within the group. Weve played some good cricket and some not-so-good cricket, but its important to trust your preparation as individuals and as a team. Were focused on building an environment where everyone is gelling well. For us, its about sticking to our processes and hopefully putting on stronger performances for our home crowd in these last three games. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Gujarat Giants will take on UP Warriorz in their next WPL 2026 fixture at Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara, in a few days. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026: Nat Sciver-Brunt's Fighting Knock Of 65 Propels MI To 154/5 Against DC
Mumbai Indians Women: An unbeaten 65 by all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's (41) guided Mumbai Indians to 154/5 in 20 overs against Delhi Capitals in the 13th match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday. Nat Sciver-Brunt made sure the Mumbai Indians Women turned a shaky start into a strong finish, recovering to post a fighting total. Facing pressure during the Power-play, Mumbai found stability with Sciver-Brunts unbeaten 65 off 45 balls. Her innings moved from cautious to aggressive, shifting the momentum after she hit a six on the last ball to push MI past 150 and increase the pressure on Delhi. Delhi took early control. Marizanne Kapp and Nandani Sharma dominated the Power-play, taking down Sajana (9) and Hayley Matthews (12) as Mumbai fell to 23/2 in six overs. Kapp's overall numbers8 runs conceded in four overshighlighted her skills. Her tight line and lack of easy runs defined that phase. MI had to focus on survival, managing to reach 47/2 in nine overs at the first timeout, with Sciver-Brunt at 8 and Harmanpreet Kaur on 18. They were still rebuilding and looking for momentum. The change came just in time. Sciver-Brunt found her rhythm, and the third-wicket partnership began to pick up speed. They added 50 runs in 45 balls, moving steadily as Mumbai reached 50 in 9.4 overs and 100 in 13.6 overs. Sciver-Brunt brought up her half-century off 34 balls, batting with growing confidence. Just when the partnership seemed set to dominate, Harmanpreet fell for 41, caught off N. Sree Charani, breaking a crucial 78-run partnership. The final overs brought excitement and energy. At the second timeout, MI was at 119/3 in 16 overs, but Charani struck twice in the 18th over, taking out Nicola Carey (12) and Amanjot Kaur (3), the latter after a successful DRS review. Nevertheless, Sciver-Brunt remained steady, finishing with 65 off 45, while Sanskriti Gupta contributed a brisk 10 off 5, adding some late boundaries. Mumbai scored 42 runs in the last five overs, with the final-ball six securing a strong finish at 154/5 after a shaky start. Shree Charani was the standout bowler for DC, finishing with 3 for 33 as Kapp finished for 1 for 8. The final overs brought excitement and energy. At the second timeout, MI was at 119/3 in 16 overs, but Charani struck twice in the 18th over, taking out Nicola Carey (12) and Amanjot Kaur (3), the latter after a successful DRS review. Nevertheless, Sciver-Brunt remained steady, finishing with 65 off 45, while Sanskriti Gupta contributed a brisk 10 off 5, adding some late boundaries. Mumbai scored 42 runs in the last five overs, with the final-ball six securing a strong finish at 154/5 after a shaky start. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Mumbai Indians Women 154/5 in 20 overs (Nat Sciver Brunt 65 not out, Harmanpreet Kaur 41; Shree Charani 3-33, Marizanne Kapp 1-8) against Delhi Capitals. Article Source: IANS
Tilak, Washington Report To BCCI CoE In Bid To Regain Full Fitness For T20 World Cup
T20 World Cup: India players Tilak Varma and Washington Sundar have checked into the BCCIs Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru in a bid to regain full fitness ahead of the 2026 Mens T20 World Cup starting on February 7. Tilak, a mainstay in Indias T20I set-up, was ruled out of the first three games of the five-match series against New Zealand, starting in Nagpur on Wednesday, after undergoing an emergency surgery in Rajkot earlier this month for a lower abdominal issue while playing for Hyderabad in the Vijay Hazare Trophy league stage. Washington, on the other hand, suffered a left rib injury while bowling in the ODI series opener against New Zealand in Vadodara on January 11 and has been ruled out of the entire T20I series. In place of Washington, leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi is in the squad, while Tilak is replaced by right-handed batter Shreyas Iyer for the first three games. Yes, both Tilak and Washington are at CoE for their respective rehab programmes. For Washington, further tests would be done, and rehab will start as per their outcome. In terms of Tilak, he is yet to be assessed as of now. But it is understood that efforts will be made in such a way that he becomes fully fit to join the Indian team for the last two T20Is in Visakhapatnam and Thiruvananthapuram, sources familiar with the matter told IANS on Tuesday. Yes, both Tilak and Washington are at CoE for their respective rehab programmes. For Washington, further tests would be done, and rehab will start as per their outcome. In terms of Tilak, he is yet to be assessed as of now. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The Indian team management is hoping that all injury problems are resolved well before next month's T20 World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka. Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: Deeya, Vaishnavi Debut As DC Elect To Bowl Against MI
Delhi Capitals Women: Three-time finalists Delhi Capitals won the toss and elected to field against defending champion Mumbai Indians in the 13th match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday. While the Mumbai Indians have made several changes to their playing XI, the Delhi Capitals have only made one adjustment. They handed a debut to 16-year-old Deeya Yadav in place of Mennu Mani. G Kamalini has been ruled out of the tournament after picking up an injury, with Vaishnavi Sharma coming in as her replacement. The left-arm spinner will make her debut today. Hayley Matthews also returns to the squad, with the conditions expected to suit her style of play. Delhi Capitals Women captain Jemimah Rodrigues said, We would like to bowl first. Under the lights, the ball skids on, and the bounce is a little bit low. Playing through the line will work well on this pitch. As bowlers, we will need to keep it at the stumps. We know we need to win, but our focus is on the process. If we take care of it, the rest will fall in place. Diya comes in place of Meenu Mani. She is 16, yet she can smack the ball out of the park. Mumbai Indians captain Harmanpreet Kaur said, Yeah, looking at the conditions today, bowling first was definitely the better option. The pitch and the atmosphere suggested that we could get more assistance early on, so we were happy with that call. Obviously, coming off two losses in a row hasnt been easy, but weve tried to stay together as a group. Over the last couple of days, we sat down, had some honest and constructive conversations, and refocused as a team. I feel in the last two games we didnt quite play our best cricket, so today the aim is to stay positive, play with clarity, and put in a complete performance. We do have a few team changes today. Unfortunately, Kamalini has been ruled out of the tournament due to injury, so weve brought in Vaishnavi Sharma in her place. Shes a left-arm spinner, and shes making her debut today, which is really exciting for her and for the team. Also, Hayley is back in the squad, and looking at the conditions, we felt this surface would suit her game really well. Apart from that, Poonam isnt playing today - thats the other change, she added. Playing XIs: We do have a few team changes today. Unfortunately, Kamalini has been ruled out of the tournament due to injury, so weve brought in Vaishnavi Sharma in her place. Shes a left-arm spinner, and shes making her debut today, which is really exciting for her and for the team. Also, Hayley is back in the squad, and looking at the conditions, we felt this surface would suit her game really well. Apart from that, Poonam isnt playing today - thats the other change, she added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Delhi Capitals Women: Shafali Verma, Lizelle Lee (wk), Laura Wolvaardt, Jemimah Rodrigues (c), Deeya Yadav, Marizanne Kapp, Lucy Hamilton, Niki Prasad, Sneh Rana, Shree Charani, Nandani Sharma Article Source: IANS
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Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians, Match 13, WPL 2026, Who will win today DC-W vs MI-W match?
DC-W vs MI-W, Match 13, Cricket Tips :The second season winner Royal Challengers Bengaluru, have qualified for the next round with five consecutive wins. Now, only two spots are remaining to fill. The next game of the WPL 2026 will be played between Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians on Tuesday. This contest will start at 7:30 PM IST at BCA Stadium. MI-W have lost two back-to-back games against UP Warriorz and are struggling with the bat at the moment. Their openers have struggled to provide them a solid start in the power play, and it has put the other batters under pressure. DC-W are at the bottom with only one win. They need this win to stay in the competition. DC-W vs MI-W: Match Details Date : January 20, 2026 (Tuesday) Time : 7:30 PM IST Venue : BCA Stadium, Vadodara DC-W vs MI-W Live Streaming Details To watch this contest, Indian fans can switch to the Star Sports Networks in India. Fans can also enjoy the live stream of the game on the Jio Hotstar app or website. DC-W vs MI-W: Head-to-Head in WPL Total Matches : 9 Delhi Capitals Women : 4 Mumbai Indians Women : 5 No-Result : 0 DC-W vs MI-W: Ground Pitch Report BCA Stadium has a pretty good venue to bat on. Early on, there will be good swing for the fast bowlers when the ball is new. But as the game gets old, it will come nicely onto the bat, and the batting will be easier with time. DC-W vs MI-W: Possible XIs Delhi Capitals Women : Shafali Verma, Laura Wolvaardt, Lizelle Lee (wk), Jemimah Rodrigues (c), Lucy Hamilton, Marizanne Kapp, Sneh Rana, Niki Prasad, Minnu Mani, Nandni Sharma, Shree Charani Mumbai Indians Women : Hayley Matthews, Amelia Kerr, Gunalan Kamalini (wk), Amanjot Kaur, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Nicola Carey, S. Sajana, Sanskriti Gupta, Nalla Kranthi Reddy, Triveni Vasistha DC-W vs MI-W: Player to Watch Out For Probable Best Batter Captain Harmanpreet Kaur has been fantastic and has scored the second-most runs in this tournament so far. For DC-W, Lizelle Lee has looked good and has two half-centuries already. Probable Best Bowler Amelia Kerr has the joint-most wickets in this season so far. She has bowled in a tight line and used the conditions well. Nandani Sharma has been a great find for DC-W, and she has taken wickets in almost every game. Today Match Prediction : Both teams have struggled so far. But MI-W have a better combination in both departments, and we predict them to win this game. DC-W vs MI-W Match 13, WPL 2026, Today Match DC-W vs MI-W, DC-W vs MI-W Prediction, DC-W vs MI-W Predicted XIs, Injury Update for DC-W vs MI-W Match Also Read: Live Cricket Score Disclaimer : The prediction or cricket tips are purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your predictions.
WPL 2026: Satghare's Three-for Helps RCB Book Playoffs Spot With Massive Win Over GG
Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women: Sayali Satghares impressive three-wicket burst, along with a strong batting performance led by Gautami Naik, propelled Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women (RCB-W) to their sixth straight win in the Womens Premier League (WPL) as they defeated Gujarat Giants by 61 runs in the 12th match at Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Monday. This decisive victory not only gave RCB five wins out of five matches this season, securing their spot in the playoffs, but also set a new record for the most consecutive wins in WPL history at six. This surpassed previous streaks of five by the Mumbai Indians in 2023 and 2023-24, as well as RCB's own streak in 2024-25. Earlier in the evening, RCB were asked to bat first by Gujarat Giants skipper Ashleigh Gardner and, much like the reverse fixture, their innings got off to a shaky start. In the opening over of the match, Grace Harris was dismissed by Renuka Singh Thakur after scoring one run, and Georgia Voll was subsequently dismissed by Kashvee Gautam in the next over, putting RCB under pressure right at the beginning. Captain Smriti Mandhana was joined by Gautami Naik as the two players worked to stabilise the team's innings up until the end of the powerplay. After suffering two early dismissals for only nine runs, RCB went on to score 39 runs in the first six overs. Mandhana and Naik then put on a very important 60-run partnership off 45 balls before finally breaking at 10 runs in the tenth over when Gardner brought herself into the bowling attack to trap Mandhana LBW out for 26 runs scored from 23 balls. Naik stayed strong through that time and moved on to anchor RCB's innings, contributing to a magnificent 69-run partnership with Richa Ghosh for the fourth wicket until Naik made her maiden WPL half-century off 42 balls. Naik eventually got out for a well-played 73 off 55 balls. Richa contributed to RCB's excellent overall innings with her innings of 27 runs off 20 balls, and some quick innings by Radha Yadav and Shreyanka Patil added to RCB's innings total of 178 runs scored off 20 overs. RCB put up an incredibly aggressive performance right from the start of the defence. Sayali Satghare took full advantage of this aggression with a stunning two-wicket over in the second over. Satgarhe's extraordinary achievements were accomplished when she caught both players, Beth Mooney (3 runs) and Sophie Devine (0 runs). In the next over, Lauren Bell joined the RCB attack, taking out Kanika Ahuja on just her third ball of her second, leaving Gujarat in dire straits, 5 for 3 at the end of three overs. Although Anushka Sharma and Gardner attempted to rekindle the innings through some decent batting, a run partnership of 29 runs off 25 balls between them for the 4th wicket did not last as Nadine de Klerk's great bowling helped her take Anushka out, having made 18 runs off 20 balls. The wickets continued to tumble for Gujarat as RCB continued to apply extreme pressure with their bowling and fielding. Even though Gardner found success fighting back from the long beginning and eventually scored her half-century from 39 balls, she only finished the match scoring 54 runs off her 43 balls due to the lack of assistance from anyone on the opposite end. In the end, Gujarat Giants could only score 117 runs for 8 wickets in their 20 overs. Satghare stood out among the bowlers with figures of 3 for 21, highlighting a strong team effort as Nadine de Klerk chipped in with 2 for 21. Even though Gardner found success fighting back from the long beginning and eventually scored her half-century from 39 balls, she only finished the match scoring 54 runs off her 43 balls due to the lack of assistance from anyone on the opposite end. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Royal Challengers Women 178/6 in 20 overs (Gautami Naik 73, Richa Ghosh 27; Ashleigh Gardner 2-43, Kashvee Gautam 2-38) beat Gujarat Giants Women 117/8 in 20 overs (Ashleigh Gardner 54, Anushka Sharma 18; Sayali Satghare 3-21, Nadine de Klerk 2-21) by 61 runs Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: Gautami Naik's Maiden Fifty And A Late Blitz From Bowlers Help RCB Post 178/6
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: A commanding maiden fifty in the WPL from Gautami Naik (73) and Richa Ghosh's late burst of 27 helped Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) reach 178/6 in 20 overs against Gujarat Giants in Match 12 of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Monday. The RCB ended strong, scoring 17 runs in the final over and 40 runs in the last three overs. This turned a steady innings into a tough challenge for the Gujarat Giants. Earlier, the Giants had dominated the power play but lost their momentum. RCB suffered an early blow when Renuka Singh Thakur took the wicket of Grace Harris (1) in the first over, and Kashvee Gautam removed Georgia Voll (1) in the following over. Smriti Mandhana and Naik continued to frustrate the Giants through the middle overs, stitching together a vital 60-run partnership that shifted the momentum. Just as RCB looked set for a strong platform, Mandhana was trapped in front of the stumps for 26 in the 10th over. Naik, however, held firm at one end and grew in confidence, mixing placement with timely boundaries to keep the scoring rate healthy. Naik was the heartbeat of RCB's recovery as she found a partner in Richa Ghosh. Naik reached her maiden WPL fifty from 42 balls, while Richa contributed 27 runs from 20 balls. Their partnership was broken in the last over of RCB's innings, as Sophie Devine trapped Richa out at long-off. Naiks impressive innings of 73 off 55 balls ended in the 18th over when she was bowled out by Gardner. By then, RCB were well positioned for a final push. Radha Yadav (17) and Shreyanka Patil (8*) made important contributions, taking advantage of the solid foundation set earlier. Their performances helped secure a strong finish, with RCB scoring 17 runs in the last over to finish at 178/6. The Gujarat Giants' wickets were taken by Kashvee (2/38) and captain Ashleigh Gardner (2/43), as well as Renuka Singh Thakur and Sophie Devine, who each took one wicket. Naiks impressive innings of 73 off 55 balls ended in the 18th over when she was bowled out by Gardner. By then, RCB were well positioned for a final push. Radha Yadav (17) and Shreyanka Patil (8*) made important contributions, taking advantage of the solid foundation set earlier. Their performances helped secure a strong finish, with RCB scoring 17 runs in the last over to finish at 178/6. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Riyal Challengers Women 178/6 in 20 overs (Gautami Naik 73, Richa Ghosh 27; Ashleigh Gardner 2-43, Kashvee Gautam 2-38) against Gujarat Giants Women Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026: It's About Keeping It Really Simple, Says Devine Ahead Of GG-RCB Clash
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Gujarat Giants (GG) veteran all-rounder Sophie Devine said her side is relishing the chance to play in front of home fans and wishes to keep things simple as they prepare to face table toppers Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to kickstart the Vadodara-leg of Womens Premier League (WPL) on Monday evening. GG will be looking to bounce back after suffering a 32-run defeat to RCB three days ago at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. Firstly, I think it's really exciting to be back home. It's a really exciting opportunity to play in front of home fans. To be able to come up against RCB, who are obviously going really well - this tournament obviously had four wins in a row, and they're playing some really strong cricket. So for us, I think it's about keeping it really simple. We know that when we play our best cricket, we can beat any team in this competition. We're really excited to be able to play in front of our home fans and hopefully get a couple of wins, said Sophie in a video on WPLs social media accounts. The RCB, led by Smriti Mandhana, have set the pace in the five-team tournament by being the lone unbeaten side in the competition -- accumulating eight points from four games. GG, captained by Ashleigh Gardner, are in third place with four points from as many matches. A total of six WPL matches have been played at the BCA Stadium so far, all of which came in 2025. Interestingly, teams batting second have emerged victorious in all six WPL games in Vadodara. The GG-RCB clash will be followed by Harmanpreet Kaur-captained Mumbai Indians taking on Jemimah Rodrigues-led Delhi Capitals on Tuesday evening. The RCB, led by Smriti Mandhana, have set the pace in the five-team tournament by being the lone unbeaten side in the competition -- accumulating eight points from four games. GG, captained by Ashleigh Gardner, are in third place with four points from as many matches. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Royal Challengers Bengaluru had recovered from a shaky start after losing four wickets in the Power-play, with Radha Yadav emerging as the unlikely saviour by hitting 66 off 42 balls -- her maiden WPL fifty and adding 105 runs for the fifth wicket with Richa Ghosh, who hit 44 off 28 deliveries, while Nadine de Klerks late cameo of 26 lifted the total to 182/7. Article Source: IANS
GG W vs RCB W Live Streaming: Gujarat Giants Women will face Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women in the 12th WPL 2026 match on January 19 in Vadodara. RCB Women, currently leading the table with four wins, will look to extend their dominance against a Gujarat Giants side aiming to improve their head-to-head record.
Nitish Reddy Attends Bhasma Aarti At Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple: India all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy visited the sacred Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple and attended the divine 4:00 am bhasma aarti on Monday, after concluding his assignment with the Indian team, who lost the three-game ODI series to New Zealand on Sunday at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. After the darshan, he was warmly welcomed and felicitated by the temple committee. Before the third ODI, former India captain and batting stalwart Virat Kohli, along with spinner Kuldeep Yadav and fielding coach T Dilip, visited the temple in Ujjain on Saturday, and the two cricketers were also felicitated. Earlier on Friday, a day before Kohli and Kuldeeps visit, head coach Gautam Gambhir and wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul also offered prayers at the holy jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva. After clinching a thrilling four-wicket win in the series opener at Vadodara, India entered the second ODI with momentum but suffered a comprehensive seven-wicket defeat against Michael Bracewells New Zealand. Both teams headed into the decider with intent, but the Kiwis edged past the hosts and clinched their first-ever ODI series win in India with a 41-run win over the hosts in the third ODI in Indore. After clinching a thrilling four-wicket win in the series opener at Vadodara, India entered the second ODI with momentum but suffered a comprehensive seven-wicket defeat against Michael Bracewells New Zealand. Also Read: Live Cricket Score However, Virat Kohli continued his purple patch, leading the teams chase from the front with his 54th ODI hundred, but the Men in Blue fell short against the Kiwis, as brilliant bowling by Kristian Clarke and Zakary Foulkes in the final stages of the game helped the visitors initiate a collapse and clinch a victory. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026 Vadodara, Jan 18: On a roll, the Smriti Mandhala-led Royal Challengers Bengaluru will look to extend their winning run when they face Gujarat Giants in the Womens Premier League here on Monday. Unbeaten RCB are the team to beat in the tournament, having registered their fourth consecutive win on Saturday. GG, on the []
GG-W vs RCB-W, Match 12, Cricket Tips :Royal Challengers Bengaluru have managed to continue their winning streak and won four games on the trot in the first leg of the WPL 2026. They have beaten all the other four teams and are at the top of the points table with 8 points. RCB-W will be in action once again. They will lock horns with Gujarat Giants on Monday at 7:30 PM IST at BCA Stadium in Vadodara. RCB-W are looking in red-hot form, and they are a couple of wins away from making it to the next round. Smriti Mandhana and co. will look to add one more win here. GG-W have struggled with the bat in the last two games and suffered consecutive defeats. GG-W vs RCB-W: Match Details Date : January 19, 2026 (Monday) Time : 7:30 PM IST Venue : BCA Stadium, Vadodara GG-W vs RCB-W Live Streaming Details Indian fans can tune into the Star Sports Networks to catch the live action of this game. Fans can also watch the live stream of this game on the Jio Hotstar streaming platform. GG-W vs RCB-W: Head-to-Head in WPL Total Matches : 7 Gujarat Giants Women : 3 Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women : 4 No-Result : 0 GG-W vs RCB-W: Ground Pitch Report BCA Stadium is another brilliant venue for the batters. It is a high-scoring venue, and we saw when India chased down 300 runs in the first ODI against New Zealand. The bounce is very good, and batters can play their shots. The chasing team has a better record here. GG-W vs RCB-W: Possible XIs Gujarat Giants Women : Beth Mooney (wk), Ash Gardner (c), Sophie Devine, Shivani Singh, Georgia Wareham, Bharti Fulmali, Kanika Ahuja, Kashvee Gautam, Tanuja Kanwer, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Renuka Singh Thakur Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women : Grace Harris, Georgia Voll, Smriti Mandhana (c), Gautami Naik, Radha Yadav, Richa Ghosh (wk), Nadine de Klerk, Prema Rawat, Shreyanka Patil, Sayali Satghare, Lauren Bell GG-W vs RCB-W: Player to Watch Out For Probable Best Batter Smriti Mandhana played a match-winning knock in the last game, and he will be the one to watch out for. For GG-W, Sophie Devine has been in top form and has scored the most runs for her team. Probable Best Bowler Lauren Bell has been the best powerplay bowler of this season. She swings the ball and also takes wickets and has played a crucial role for RCB-W. For GG-W, Kashvee Gautam has played that role. Today Match Prediction : RCB-W are in great form, and we predict them to win this game on Monday. GG-W vs RCB-W Match 12, WPL 2026, Today Match GG-W vs RCB-W, GG-W vs RCB-W Prediction, GG-W vs RCB-W Predicted XIs, Injury Update for GG-W vs RCB-W Match Also Read: Live Cricket Score Disclaimer : The prediction or cricket tips are purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your predictions.
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Want To Go Out To An ICC Event And Win That: Prasidh Krishna On Long-term Goal With Team India
Prasidh Krishna: India seamer Prasidh Krishna reflected on his long-term goals with the Men in Blue, now that he has become a regular in the side, and said that he aims to make it to the team for an ICC tournament (World Cups) and contribute to the teams championship-winning success. Prasidh was part of the playing XI in the first two ODIs of the ongoing three-match series against New Zealand, but was rested for the final game on Sunday, with Arshdeep Singh being roped in. While he registered 2/60 in the first game that India won in Vadodara, the fast-bowler conceded 49 runs and scalped a wicket in as many overs that he bowled in the next game in Rajkot, which the home side went on to lose by seven wickets. I came in, I think I started off pretty well, and then a couple of years of injury took me some time to come back. And by the time I came back, actually, the format had changed. The powerplay rules, the other ball and everything. So it's been interesting, lots to learn. I've had this journey of up and down, and I think I've turned out pretty well, Prasidh said before the start of the third ODI when asked to reflect on his career, specifically with the Indian team. Prasidh was part of the playing XI in the first two ODIs of the ongoing three-match series against New Zealand, but was rested for the final game on Sunday, with Arshdeep Singh being roped in. While he registered 2/60 in the first game that India won in Vadodara, the fast-bowler conceded 49 runs and scalped a wicket in as many overs that he bowled in the next game in Rajkot, which the home side went on to lose by seven wickets. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Prasidh has usually operated with the new ball, but he was given the responsibility of handling the middle-overs in the white-ball setup with Team India. Asked about the ingredients required to operate during the middle overs and the shift in his zone of work, the 29-year-old said, Every time I come on to bowl because it's the end of powerplay. And when you come on, it's the end of the second powerplay, and it's the death. So it is going to be quite hard. The batsmen are going to come hard at you. And that's when you need to be very consistent in the areas that you hit. Make sure you don't get predictable and bring in as many variations as you can. Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: Really Special To Get That Opportunity And Be Out There, Says DCs Lucy Hamilton On Debut
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: 19-year-old Lucy Hamilton said that getting her Womens Premier League (WPL) debut cap from the Delhi Capitals was eally special and her aim heading into the game was to stay calm, back her strengths, and do the best that she can for the team. The Australian began her WPL career strongly, making a notable lower-order contribution in her debut for DC during their match against Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Saturday. After slipping to 10 for 4, Delhi Capitals faced early pressure but displayed resilience to recover and reach a competitive total of 166. Opener Shafali Verma spearheaded the comeback with a steady 62 off 41 balls. Meanwhile, Hamilton, batting at number nine, added vital late runs with a brisk 36 off 19 balls, including three fours and three sixes, helping the Capitals set a defendable target. Reflecting on her debut appearance and contributing under pressure, Hamilton said, It was really special to get that opportunity and be out there for my first game. Obviously, making your debut is always a big moment, and from where we were early on, the message was just to keep fighting and take it as deep as we possibly could. I was just trying to stay calm, back my strengths and do whatever I could for the team in that situation. Talking about her collaboration with Shafali Verma during her recovery, the left-arm fast bowler added, With Shafali, it was mainly about clear communication and rotating the strike. She was striking the ball incredibly well, so the plan was to get her on strike as much as possible and just support her at the other end. From being 10 for 4 to putting up a total like that showed a lot of character and fight from the group. Hamilton shared her experience playing in the WPL and adapting to Indian conditions said, Its been a really exciting experience so far. Conditions here are definitely a bit different compared to Australia, so adapting has been important. Training has helped a lot in understanding how precise you need to be with your lines and lengths, especially with slightly smaller grounds and good batting surfaces. Its about making things as challenging as you can for the batters. Delhi Capitals couldn't defend the total on the night as Royal Challengers Bengaluru successfully chased the total, but Hamilton believes there were positives to take away. Hamilton shared her experience playing in the WPL and adapting to Indian conditions said, Its been a really exciting experience so far. Conditions here are definitely a bit different compared to Australia, so adapting has been important. Training has helped a lot in understanding how precise you need to be with your lines and lengths, especially with slightly smaller grounds and good batting surfaces. Its about making things as challenging as you can for the batters. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Delhi Capitals are set to play against Mumbai Indians in their upcoming Womens Premier League 2026 match scheduled for Tuesday, at the BCA Stadium, Kotambi, Vadodara. Article Source: IANS
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3rd ODI: Dont Think Theres Any Concern Over Jadejas Form, Says Siraj Ahead Of Series Decider
T20 World Cup: India pacer Mohammed Siraj played down concerns over Ravindra Jadejas recent lean in ODIs, insisting that the veteran all-rounder remains a key figure in their preparation for the series decider against New Zealand, set to happen at the Holkar Stadium on Sunday. Jadejas recent returns with the ball have raised eyebrows, as he has managed just one wicket in his last five ODIs. In the current series against New Zealand, tied currently at 1-1, the spotlight will be on him after going wicketless in Rajkot, where he conceded 44 runs in eight overs. I dont think there is any concern about Jadejas form. It is a matter of just one wicket. Once he gets that breakthrough, you will see a different bowler altogether, Siraj said in the pre-match press conference on Saturday. He also equalled the decider in Indore to playing a World Cup final. The atmosphere is very good because we are getting a lot of input from the seniors. We won the first match and then played the second, so it feels like a high-pressure situation, almost like a World Cup final. Such situations are very rare in India, so it is a great opportunity for us. New Zealand batting all-rounder Daryl Mitchell has emerged as Indias perennial tormentor, as seen from him making 84 in Vadodara before hitting an unbeaten 131 in Rajkot that earned him the Player of the Match award. Taking out Mitchell early will be the key again for India in Sundays decider. We tried our best to get him out (in Rajkot). We had a game plan for him. As you can see, even a world-class batter can make mistakes. If we had grabbed that opportunity (that dropped chance of him), the scenario would have been different. The way he bats against spin, especially in the middle overs - taking singles and doubles - shows that he is thinking clearly and batting with a plan. In Rajkot, there wasn't much dew and the ball was coming nicely onto the bat. Our plan was to get him out as early as possible, and we will try to do the same in this match, said Siraj. The pacer, who was a member of the Indian team winning 2024 Mens T20 World Cup, signed off by wishing the Suryakumar Yadav-led squad good luck for their title defence starting from next month. Siraj missed out on being part of the squad for the upcoming mega event due to him being needed more in playing Tests than white-ball games. The way he bats against spin, especially in the middle overs - taking singles and doubles - shows that he is thinking clearly and batting with a plan. In Rajkot, there wasn't much dew and the ball was coming nicely onto the bat. Our plan was to get him out as early as possible, and we will try to do the same in this match, said Siraj. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I played the T20 World Cup last time but not this time so obviously, playing a World Cup is a dream for every player. But its ok, the team that has been selected looks very good on paper, everyone is in form. I just wish them good luck, the trophy is here only for now and it should stay here. Article Source: IANS
Kohli, Kuldeep Visit Shree Mahakaleshwar Temple, Attend Bhasma Aarti
Shree Mahakaleshwar Temple: Former India captain and batting stalwart Virat Kohli, along with spinner Kuldeep Yadav and fielding coach T Dilip, visited the Shree Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain on Saturday to seek blessings of Lord Shiva and also attended the Bhasma Aarti on Saturday. The two cricketers also attended Bhasma Aarti. Kohli was also felicitated by the Mahakaleshwar Temple management committee. It was a very good experience, and the entire team came here. It always feels good to have darshan of Lord Mahakaal. By His grace, everything is going well, and I hope that God continues to shower his blessings on everyone and that everyones life goes well. It was a very good experience today, Kuldeep told IANS. On Friday, head coach Gautam Gambhir and wicketkeeper batter KL Rahul also offered prayers at one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Gambhir, Rahul and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak also attended the 4:00 AM Bhasma Aarti. Team India is set to play in the third and deciding ODI against New Zealand at the Holkar Cricket Stadium on Sunday, after the visitors levelled the three-match series by preventing India from taking an unassailable lead in the second ODI at Rajkot. After clinching a thrilling four-wicket win in the series opener at Vadodara, India entered the second ODI with momentum but suffered a comprehensive seven-wicket defeat against Michael Bracewells New Zealand. Team India is set to play in the third and deciding ODI against New Zealand at the Holkar Cricket Stadium on Sunday, after the visitors levelled the three-match series by preventing India from taking an unassailable lead in the second ODI at Rajkot. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Across 35 ODIs against the Kiwis, Kohli has amassed 1,773 runs at an impressive average of 55.4, including six centuries and 10 half-centuries, with a highest score of 154. He surpassed Sachin Tendulkar, who scored 1,750 runs in 42 matches at an average of 46.05, with five hundreds and eight fifties. Article Source: IANS
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KORA by Nilesh Mitesh Opens Its Third Store in Tamil Nadu at Anna Nagar, Chennai
KORA by Nilesh Chhadva and Mitesh Sumbad , the bridge to luxury Indian men's ethnic wear, is thrilled to announce the opening of its third store in Tamil Nadu at 2nd Avenue, Anna Nagar, Chennai on January 14, 2026. This new flagship store marks a significant milestone in the brand's journey, driven by the overwhelming love and support received from Chennai customers since the launch of its Nungambakkam store. KORA by Nilesh Mitesh Opens Its Third Store in Tamil Nadu at Anna Nagar, Chennai The Anna Nagar store opening is a heartfelt response to the warmth and appreciation shown by Chennai's discerning clientele. Following the success of KORA's presence in Nungambakkam and Coimbatore, this expansion brings the complete KORA experience closer to North Chennai residents, offering unparalleled access to luxury ethnic wear crafted for the modern Indian man. A Celebration of Tamil Heritage Meets Contemporary Elegance Understanding the cultural nuances and preferences of Tamil customers, the Anna Nagar store showcases collections that beautifully resonate with local traditions while embracing contemporary sophistication. The store features an exquisite range of traditional veshti sets, angavastram-styled sherwanis, classic pancha with coordinated kurtas, and festive silk kurta sets perfect for Pongal, weddings, and temple occasions. Each piece honors Tamil heritage while incorporating modern silhouettes and premium fabrics that appeal to today's gentleman. For the Tamil bridegroom, KORA offers bespoke wedding collections featuring luxurious silk sherwanis, intricately embroidered, designer veshti combinations, and contemporary indo-western ensembles that perfectly blend tradition with style. The store's made-to-measure service ensures every groom looks and feels exceptional on his special day, with personalized styling consultations that respect cultural traditions while creating distinctive, memorable looks. " The love we've received from Chennai has been overwhelming and truly humbling. Our customers in Nungambakkam and across Tamil Nadu have embraced KORA as their destination for meaningful celebrations and everyday elegance. Opening our third store in Tamil Nadu at Anna Nagar is our way of saying thank you and bringing the KORA experience even closer to the wonderful people of Chennai who have made us part of their most cherished moments, " Nilesh Chhadva & Mitesh Sumbad, Founders, KORA by Nilesh Mitesh. A Global Brand with Deep Indian Roots Since its establishment in 2011 by designer duo Nilesh and Mitesh, KORA by Nilesh Mitesh has grown from a boutique design studio to a globally recognized bridge to luxury Indian men's ethnic wear. Today, KORA operates 28 stores across three countries, serving discerning gentlemen who appreciate the perfect balance of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. KORA's Pan-India & International Presence: Maharashtra : Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur Gujarat : Ahmedabad ,Rajkot, Surat, Vadodara Karnataka : Bangalore (Richmond Road, Jayanagar) Telangana : Hyderabad (Banjara Hills, Gachibowli) Tamil Nadu : Chennai (Nungambakkam, Anna Nagar), Coimbatore Other Cities : Delhi (Omaxe Chowk), Indore, Lucknow, Vijayawada International : London, Birmingham, Dubai (Meena Bazaar) The KORA Experience at Anna Nagar The new Anna Nagar store spans 4,200 square feet of elegantly designed retail space, featuring contemporary interiors that celebrate Indian aesthetics. The store offers an immersive shopping experience with dedicated sections for traditional wear, contemporary fusion pieces, wedding collections, and festive ensembles. Customers can expect personalized styling consultations, expert tailoring services, and access to exclusive collections crafted with premium fabrics and intricate handwork. KORA's signature made-to-measure service allows every customer to create garments tailored to perfection, ensuring impeccable fit and personalized style. The brand's commitment to quality is evident in every stitch, with each piece reflecting meticulous attention to detail and a deep respect for Indian textile heritage. Grand Opening Celebrations To celebrate the Anna Nagar launch, KORA by Nilesh Mitesh invites Chennai residents to experience the store's opening week festivities. Visitors will enjoy exclusive previews of new collections, complimentary styling consultations, and special launch offers. The store will operate from 10:30 AM to 9:00 PM daily, with appointments available for personalized consultations. " As we expand our footprint in Tamil Nadu, we remain committed to our founding vision: to be the bridge that connects discerning gentlemen to luxury ethnic wear that celebrates their heritage while embracing their contemporary lifestyle. Whether you're a groom preparing for your wedding or someone building a timeless wardrobe, KORA is where tradition meets innovation, and quality meets soul ," Nilesh Chhadva & Mitesh Sumbad, Founders, KORA by Nilesh Mitesh . About KORA by Nilesh Mitesh KORA by Nilesh Mitesh is a bridge to luxury Indian men's ethnic wear brand established in 2011 by designer duo Nilesh and Mitesh. The brand specializes in traditional and contemporary ethnic wear that honors Indian craftsmanship while embracing modern design sensibilities. With 28 stores across India, the United Kingdom, and the UAE, KORA serves the modern Indian gentleman who seeks the perfect balance of heritage and contemporary style. Each KORA garment is crafted using premium fabrics, intricate handwork, and impeccable tailoring, offering collections that include kurta sets, sherwanis, indo-western ensembles, bandhgalas, and bespoke wedding attire. The brand's commitment to quality, authenticity, and customer service has made it a trusted destination for weddings, festivals, and special celebrations. For more information, visit www.koranm.com or follow @korabynm on Instagram. Store Address: KORA by Nilesh Mitesh Shop No. 5, 2nd Avenue Anna Nagar, Chennai Tamil Nadu 600040 Phone: +91 [9820039056] kora@korabynm.com
Virat Kohli Reclaims No.1 Spot in ICC Mens ODI Batting Rankings After Vadodara Match-Winning Knock
Virat Kohli returns to the top of the ICC Mens ODI batting rankings after more than four years, overtaking Rohit Sharma following his match-winning knock against New Zealand.
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A piece of bad news has surfaced for Team India as star all-rounder has been ruled out of the remainder of the ongoing ODI series against the Blackcaps. Check out the updated Team India squad.
India vs New Zealand: Washington Sundar ruled out of ODI series due to rib injury
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Fastest to 28,000: Kohli surpasses Sangakkara on all-time run list
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Jurel replaces injured Pant in Indias ODI squad for NZ series
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Rohit surpasses Chris Gayle for most sixes by an ODI opener
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