Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals WPL Highlights: In the third match of the Women’s Premier League 2026, Mumbai Indians have defeated Delhi Capitals by 50 runs. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur made an important contribution to MI’s victory by playing an inning of 74 runs. In this match played in Navi Mumbai, Mumbai team had scored 195 runs while playing first. In reply, the entire Delhi team could not even play the full 20 overs and got all out on the score of 145.

In the first match of WPL 2026, Mumbai Indians had to face a close defeat of 1 run at the hands of RCB. But this time MI played like a team and registered a big win by 50 runs over Delhi.

Captain Harmanpreet hit a fifty

For Mumbai, captain Harmanpreet Kaur scored unbeaten 74 runs in 42 balls. In this innings, 8 fours and 3 sixes came from his bat. He made a partnership of 66 runs with Nate Sciver Brunt. Along with Nicola Carey, he also added 63 runs in 25 balls. There were 29 fours and 3 sixes in Mumbai’s innings.

Shefali Verma was a flop

India’s star opening batsman Shefali Verma could not perform brilliantly for Delhi Capitals in this match. He started the innings of Delhi Capitals along with wicketkeeper batsman Lizelle Lee. Both the opening batsmen were out till the score of 32. Shefali scored only 8 runs.

The Delhi team could not recover from the bad start, and by the time the score was 46 runs, half of the Delhi Capitals team had returned to the pavilion. The only batsman to score a half-century for Delhi was Chinelle Henry, who scored 56 runs in 33 balls. After him, the second highest score for Delhi was in the name of Nikki Prasad, who scored 12 runs.

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Mi vs dc highlights IPL 2025: Mumbai Indians have defeated Delhi Capitals by 59 runs. With this, Mumbai has confirmed the place in the playoffs and Delhi has been out of the playoffs. In this match, the Mi team scored a score of 180 runs while playing first. Mumbai had scored this huge score by adding 48 runs in the last 2 overs, in response to which Delhi could score 121 runs. Mumbai has now become the fourth team going to playoffs after Gujarat Titans, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings.

Delhi Capitals had a target of 181 runs, in response to which it started very poorly because till the score of 27, Delhi had lost the wickets of all three top orders batsmen. KL Rahul scored just 11 runs while opening. At the same time, both Faf du Plessis and Abhishek Porel scored six runs.

Right now the partnership of Vipraj Nigam and Sameer Rizvi had started, when Vipraj was dismissed for 20 runs. Half of Delhi’s team had returned to the pavilion by 65 runs. Finishers like Triston Stabs and Ashutosh Sharma also proved to be laggards in this match. Sameer Rizvi was standing from one end and played an important innings of 39 runs under pressure, but could not even win his team.

Delhi had once scored 103 runs at the loss of 5 wickets, but within the next 18 runs, it also lost the last 5 wickets. The condition of Delhi was so bad that 7 out of 11 batsmen could not even touch the double figure in terms of runs.

Bumrah-Santner wreaked havoc

For Mumbai Indians, Mitchell Santner and Jaspreet Bumrah broke havoc on the Delhi batsmen. On one hand, Santner took 3 wickets for just 11 runs in 4 overs. At the same time, Bumrah took 3 wickets for only 12 runs in 3.2 overs. Apart from him, Trent Bolt, Deepak Chahar, Will Jacks and Karn Sharma also took one wicket each.

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