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WPL 2026: Harleen Deol, Tryon End UPW Winless Run With Seven-wicket Victory Over MI
DY Patil Stadium: Harleen Deol struck a fabulous 64 not out off 39 balls as UP Warriorz ended their winless streak in the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 with a commanding seven-wicket victory over Mumbai Indians at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai on Thursday.
Deol, who was controversially retired out the previous night on 47, dominated Mumbai Indians' bowling attack with clinical strokeplay on the off-side. She carved out cuts, drives and late-cuts with such authoritative precision and flawless timing that MI appeared helpless despite adjusting their field placements. Deol's timing was flawless throughout, making fielding positions irrelevant as she pierced gaps at will.
Phoebe Litchfield provided steady support with 25, while Chloe Tryon hit an unbeaten 27 to ensure there were no late jitters, as UPW secured their first win of the season with 11 balls to spare, thanks to an offside masterclass from Harleen. Read More...
Harleen Deol Chloe Tryon UP Warriorz Mumbai Indians Premier League DY Patil Stadium Navi Mumbai Phoebe Litchfield Kiran Navgire Nicola Carey Shabnim Ismail Meg Lanning Nat Sciver Sajeevan Sajana Sanskriti Gupra Amanjot Kaur
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