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WPL 2025: Harmanpreet’s Knock Set the Game for Us, Says MI Coach Charlotte Edwards

Mumbai: Mumbai Indians (MI) secured their second Women’s Premier League (WPL) title with a thrilling eight-run victory over Delhi Capitals (DC). Head coach Charlotte Edwards credited captain Harmanpreet Kaur’s match-winning 66 as the key factor in MI’s triumph.

Harmanpreet’s Knock Was a Game-Changer

Playing at the Brabourne Stadium, Harmanpreet delivered a stunning performance, scoring 66 off 44 balls with nine fours and two sixes, despite battling a dodgy knee. Her counter-attacking knock helped MI recover from a slow start of 20 runs in the first six overs, setting up a total of 149/7.

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MI Bowlers Seal the Victory

The total proved enough as MI’s bowlers, led by Nat Sciver-Brunt’s 3-wicket haul, restricted Delhi Capitals to 141/9, securing the championship in front of their home fans.

DC Coach Jonathan Batty Lauds Harmanpreet’s Brilliance

Delhi Capitals’ head coach Jonathan Batty acknowledged Harmanpreet’s impact, stating:

MI Overcame a Grueling Schedule to Win

Saturday’s final was MI’s fourth game in six days, making their victory even more special. Edwards praised her team for maintaining their intensity despite the packed schedule.

What’s Next for MI?

With two WPL titles in three years, Mumbai Indians have cemented their dominance in the tournament. Their focus now shifts to the next season, where they will look to continue their winning momentum.

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