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Summary • Mumbai Indians beat Delhi Capitals by seven wickets to win inaugural Women's Premier League • England all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt finishes 60 not out as Mumbai win with three balls to spare • England's Issy Wong took three early wickets for Mumbai, including compatriot Alice Capsey • Hayley Matthews took 3-5 from four overs, Amelia Kerr 2-18 • Delhi win toss and bat The TV coverage has cut away from Mumbai so we're going to leave it there for today because I can't see the presentation! The men's Indian Premier League begins on Friday with a host of England players involved. Stay tuned to the cricket section of the BBC Sport website and app to keep across all the latest from that tournament. See you soon.

Right then, the league stage of the inaugural edition of the Women's T20 League 2023 has come to an end and it is now time to move on to the knockout matches. It is Delhi who are the first confirmed finalists and they will play the winner of the Eliminator game on Sunday, the 26th of March. The Eliminator game will now be played between Mumbai and UP at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai on Friday, the 24th of March. The match will begin at 7.30 pm IST (2 pm GMT) but our build-up will begin much sooner. So, who will book their place in the final alongside Delhi? Join us in a couple of days time to find out. Till then, take care and goodbye! Alice Capsey is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for her brilliant display with both bat and ball. Capsey says that it was a different role that she played in this game than the one she played last time around and is really glad she could help the team. Mentions it was all about building a partnership and stay calm under pressure. Adds that getting in a battle with Sophie Ecclestone was fun, and says that it is always fun to battle with your mates. Meg Lanning, the captain of Delhi, says that she doesn't think about being the leading run-scorer much and is happy to help the team. Adds that they weren't at their best in this game and were sloppy in the field as wll but it is good to get a win when not being at your best. Says that there was purchase for the spinners and it came on a bit better with the new ball and spin was effective l...

Everything that is first is considered special and remarkable, and the long-awaited arrival of the women's domestic league in the nation fits this description. January 25 will go down as arguably one of the most remarkable dates in cricketing history as the all-exciting Women’s Premier League (WPL) was formally announced by the BCCI secretary Jay Shah and BCCI President Roger Binny. The game has come a long way from being viewed as a hobby by the little girls in the country's streets to moves being taken toward an increasingly professional setting, this event serves as a major tipping point in the legacy of women’s cricket in India. The apex cricket board confirmed the five teams participating in the inaugural edition of the WPL on the same date. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), Mumbai Indians (MI) and Delhi Capitals (DC) along with Ahmedabad and Lucknow are the five city franchises that will own a team in the league. With the confirmation of the five teams, the WPL schedule will soon be announced by the BCCI. The inaugural edition will see numerous stalwarts of the game feature for their respective franchises and hence it will certainly spice up the WPL match predictions. Of the five teams, RCB is the only side without a team in any foreign leagues as MI and DC have investments in the SA20 and ILT20 leagues. Buying teams in the women’s top-tier league will aim to expand their growing portfolio. Ardent followers of the sport especially those closely following the women’s...