By Admin 
IPL Record: The new season of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) is going to start soon. In its last season, big scores were seen continuously, which destroyed all the old records. In the match played in Lucknow, RCB women’s team and UP Warriors together scored 438 runs. This became the largest match aggregate in WPL history so far.
rcb vs up warriors
The match played between RCB Women and UP Warriorz Women in Lucknow on 8 March 2025 became the highest-aggregated match in WPL history. Both the teams together scored a total of 438 runs and 15 wickets fell in this match. The match lasted only 39.3 overs, but the run rate was 11.08, which is one of the highest in league history.
In this match, RCB’s batsmen demonstrated power heating and UPW also chased the target brilliantly. However, RCB’s score proved to be huge.
Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore
A total of 403 runs were scored in the match between Gujarat Giants (GG Women) and RCB Women in Vadodara on 14 February 2025. This match was also entirely in the name of the batsmen. RCB made a great start, but Gujarat Giants also gave a tough fight. Both the teams together made this score by losing 9 wickets and the run rate was 10.46.
Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore
In the first season of WPL itself, Gujarat Giants and RCB together played a high-scoring match of 391 runs. This match lasted 40 overs and during this the run rate was 9.77. At that time, such big scores were rarely seen in women’s T20 matches.
Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore
On March 11, 2025, in the match played between Mumbai Indians women’s team and RCB Women in Brabourne, 387 runs were scored. Both the teams displayed excellent batting. In this match, the in-form batsmen of Mumbai and RCB gave a lot of entertainment to the audience.
Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Delhi Capitals
In the first match of the season between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Capitals Women, both the teams together put 386 runs on the board. RCB’s batting may have scored fast runs, but Delhi also gave equal competition to Bangalore.