DC won by 10 wickets thanks to Shafali’s 76 off 28 balls, and Marizanne Kapp’s 5-15 kept GG at 105/9 after 20 overs. Shafali’s ten fours and five sixes assisted DC with winning.
During a brief run chase against the Delhi Capitals, Meg Lanning, Shafali Verma’s inspirational captain, was taken aback by her sensational 76 not out from 28 balls.
Lanning was aware that Shafali Verma, an unpredictable hitter, defeated the Gujarat Goliaths in Saturday’s Women’s Head Affiliation (WPL) match.
Shafali scored five sixes and ten fours with Lanning (21 not out) to lead Delhi Capitals to a 10-wicket victory following Marizanne Kapp’s 4-0-15-5 victory over the Gujarat Giants, who could only manage 105/9 in their 20 overs. Shafali led the Delhi Capitals to a 10-wicket victory.
Following the match at the DY Patil Stadium, Lanning told the media, “I did not see that coming from Shafali, I do not think anyone did.”
When that happens in Twenty20 cricket, you just have to keep going with it because she played to her strengths and got on a roll.
The pitch helped the pacers early on, according to the Delhi Capitals captain.
“New balls made up the wicket.” Lanning exclaimed, “If you were able to get it where you wanted it, as we thought we were able to.” Assistance was available.
“On the other hand, Shafali took out the wicket by backing herself, utilizing her strengths, remaining still, and hitting straight. This allowed her to take the wicket. She was able to take the wicket due to this. Because of this, she was able to take the wicket. Along these lines, she had the option to take the wicket. She could have taken the wicket in this manner. She might have been able to take the wicket this way. This might have allowed her to take the wicket. She might have been able to take the wicket with this. With this, she might have been able to get the wicket. She might have been able to get the wicket with this. She went through each step quickly. If you do that, you will succeed on these wickets. She went on to say, “I loved standing at the other end and watching her do her thing.”
Lanning lauded Marizanne Kapp for her shocking five-for, which assisted the Delhi Capitals in their game preparation.
Her standard ball, which was the right length, had just been bowled. She might have been able to move further away from the wicket. She had bowled low, but that’s how the game works, so I don’t think she was bad all tournament long. However, it was pleasing to see her rewarded,” Lanning stated.
Rachael Haynes, the head coach of the Gujarat Goliaths, acknowledged that Sophia Dunkley’s 65 was her team’s error against Distinguished Challengers Bangalore.
Because she bowls so well, I don’t want to diminish Marianne’s abilities. Observable facts were discussed by Haynes: I wasn’t sure if it was right to strike out a player who had done well in the previous game.
The spokesperson stated, “Dunk’s (Sophia Dunkley’s) T20 innings are probably some of the best I’ve seen in a long time.” In this tournament, two players have reached the age of 50. Unfortunately, we were bowled tonight by a respectable bowler, and we absolutely require the structure players to bat against this resistance. The most balls are taken on by the best players.