WPL 2023: RCB lags here too, fourth consecutive defeat in women’s IPL, bottom of points table – royal challengers bangalore lost fourth consecutive match in wpl 2023

Mumbai: Like their men’s team, the Royal Challengers Bangalore women’s team is also proving to be a letdown. Despite being adorned with star players, RCB is unable to win a single match of the Women’s Premier League. Smriti Mandhana’s team suffered their fourth consecutive defeat of the tournament on Thursday night at Brabron Stadium. This time UP Warriors crushed him by 10 wickets. Batting first after winning the toss, RCB were reduced to just 138 runs in 19.3 overs. In response, UP Warriors registered a comfortable victory by scoring 139 runs without loss in 13 overs. Captain Elise Healy hit an unbeaten 96 off 47 balls while Devika Vaidya returned not out after scoring 36 off 31 balls.

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RCB captain Smriti Mandhana’s poor form continues after winning the toss and electing to bat. She scored only four runs and was caught at cover by Rajeshwari Gaikwad. At the other end, however, Sophie Devine (36 off 24 balls) took an aggressive approach from the start. The New Zealand batsman started off with a four and a six in Grace Harris’ first over, but was bowled by Ecclestone in an attempt to cut the ball when she was going strong with Parry after Mandhana’s dismissal. He hit five fours and a six in his innings.

Alyssa Parry’s first fifty went in vain
Australian all-rounder Alyssa Perry had a quiet tournament with the bat, but today she scored 52 off 39 balls, which included six fours and a six. RCB managed to score 54 runs in the powerplay. Alyssa Perry completed her half-century off 35 balls, but meanwhile Kanika Ahuja (8) and Heather Knight (1) could not support her. Shreyanka Patil (15) also became Ecclestone’s second victim after hitting three fours. Parry was also caught at deep midwicket by Deepti Sharma in an attempt to speed up the run rate at the start of the 17th over.

RCB stuck in spin
Experienced spinners Sophie Ecclestone (4 for 13) and Deepti (3 for 26) took the lead. Deepti Sharma bowled Erin Burns (12) after Ellyse Perry in the same over. Keeping the death overs in mind, Richa Ghosh was dropped at number eight, but she was run out after scoring only one run, which also failed RCB’s strategy. RCB scored only 14 runs in the last four overs and lost five wickets in the meantime. Anjali Sarvani did wonders in the field and took three catches besides getting one run out.

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