Points table wpl 2023

Mumbai Indians maintained pole position in the points table with a resounding nine-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in match four of the Women’s Premier League at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. Playing its second game, Mumbai pocketed an easy win as Bangalore suffered its second consecutive loss to stand fourth in the five-team tournament. With four points from two games, Mumbai has a healthy net run rate with Delhi Capitals in the second position with one win from a game. UP Warriorz occupies the third spot with a win as Gujarat Giants stands last having lost two of its games. Here’s how the standings look after the Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore match:

The inaugural season of the league is scheduled to be played in March 2023, with matches to be held at Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy, and Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. Five franchises will be participating in the first season, including the Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants, Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, and UP Warriorz. The league is expected to provide a platform for women cricketers in India to showcase their talent and develop their skills. With the BCCI’s support and the involvement of some of the biggest names in Indian cricket, the WPL is set to become an important part of the country’s cricketing field. • 1 WPL 2023 Points Table • 2 WPL schedule 2023 Match list • 3 Delhi Capitals WPL Team • 4 Gujarat Giants WPL Team • 5 Mumbai Indians WPL Team • 6 RCB WPL Team • 7 UP Warriorz WPL Team • 8 FAQ WPL schedule 2023 Match list 1st Match, 4-Mar, Sat, 7:30 PM Gujarat Giants v/s MI Women Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai 2nd Match, 5-Mar, Sun, 3:30 PM RCB Women vs DC Women Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai 3rd Match, 5-Mar, Sun, 7:30 PM UP Warriorz vs Gujarat Giants Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai 4th Match, 6-Mar, Mon, 7:30 PM MI Women vs RCB Women Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai 5th Match, 7-Mar, Tue, 7:30 PM DC Women vs UP Warriorz Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai 6th Match, 8-Mar, Wed, 7:30 PM Gujarat Giants vs RCB Women Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai 7th Match, 9-Mar, Thu, 7:30 PM DC Women vs MI Women Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai 8th Match, 10-Mar, Fri 7:30 PM RCB Wo...

The WPL points table witnessed an alteration after Monday's encounter between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Breaking the flow of one-sided contests, match 11 of the inaugural Women's Premier League went down till the last over. In the end, it was Delhi Capitals, who got the win over RCB by 6 wickets. DC soon lost its captain Meg Lanning, who looked out of sorts for the first time in the tournament. Lanning scored 15 off 18 balls, hitting just one boundary. For WPL 2023 Points Table: Updated standings after RCB vs DC With the win, DC have almost cemented their spot in the eliminator. As for RCB, this was their 5th consecutive loss and with three matches to go, they are most likely out of the race for the eliminator. Mumbai Indians are still at the top with a perfect record. Here's the complete picture of the WPL 2023 points table. Teams Matches W L NRR Points Mumbai Indians 4 4 0 +3.524 8 Delhi Capitals 5 4 1 +1.887 8 UP Warriorz 4 2 3 +0.015 4 Gujarat Giants 4 1 3 -3.397 2 Royal Challengers Bangalore 5 0 5 -2.109 0 Meg Lanning still holds the Orange Cap and as for the Purple Cap it is MI's Saika Ishaque who is leading the race.

All five teams of the Women’s Premier League have now had game time in the inaugural season of India’s premier women’s franchise tournament. Mumbai Indians lit up the opening day of the league with a mammoth 143-run win over Gujarat Giants. Delhi Capitals followed it up with a 60-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore but the icing on the weekend of games has to be UP Warriorz’s last-over thriller against Gujarat Giants which saw Alyssa Healy’s side come out on top by three wickets with a ball to spare. Here’s how the standings look at the end of the UP Warriorz vs Gujarat Giants:

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) got over their demons on Wednesday to defeat UP Warriorz by five wickets and end their five-match losing streak in the inaugural Women’s Premier League (WPL). Youngsters Kanika Ahuja and Richa Ghosh emerged as match winners for the RCB franchise, courtesy of their knocks of 46 off 30 and 21* off 32, respectively. They helped RCB claim the target with two overs remaining, while UP Warriorz were bowled out of 135 runs in the first innings. This was the first time this season that RCB looked to be in the game during both innings. Ellyse Perry was the best of the RCB bowlers with figures of 3/16, while Sophie Devine and Sobhana Asha registered two wickets each. Meanwhile, Megan Schutt and Shreyanka Patil also contributed with a wicket each. Chasing the total, Devine fell in the very first over after smashing two fours and a six in the same over. RCB further suffered a scare as skipper Smriti Mandhana was out for a duck in the 2nd over, followed by Ellyse Perry’s wicket on 10 off 13 in the 7th over. Heather Knight played a crucial knock of 24 off 21 while Gujarat Giants are at the bottom of the standings with equal points as RCB but with a much lower net run rate. DC’s Meg Lanning currently leads the run-scoring charts with 221 runs in five games, while Saika Ishaque is the leading wicket-taker this season with 12 dismissals. Having said that, here’s a look at the WPL 2023 points table as of the morning of March 16. WPL 2023 Orange cap leaders ...