RCB-W Win By 3 Wickets | Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru Highlights of WPL 2026: Nadine de Klerk's Sensational Half-Century Power Royal Challengers Bengaluru to Thrilling Victory

That's It! Fantastic victory for Royal Challengers Bengaluru. They chased down 29 runs in the last two overs and ended on the other side of the finishing line. They were at 65/5 at one point and didn't look like will make it. But Nadine de Klerk played a stupendous knock and hit two sixes and two fours in the last four deliveries of the last over to help RCB-W secure a statement victory. 

Out! One over and the game is changed again. Arundhati Reddy was holding on to one end and was keeping things together. Got a loose one and tried to go over the top against Nicola Carey, only to get caught in the deep. Shreyanka Patil was the one to follow and got cleaned up in the last ball of the same over. Shreyanka Patil b Nicola Carey 1(2) and Arundhati Reddy c Amelia Kerr b Nicola Carey 20(25).

After losing half their side for only 65, Royal Challengers Bengaluru have looked to steady their ship led by Nadine de Klerk. She has kept the scoreboard ticking and kept RCB-W alive in the game. They still have an uphill task in hand with not many wickets in hand. 

Out! Two wickets in two overs and RCB-W are down on their knees. They were 47/1 at one point and are down to 65/5 in the no time. Radha Yadav was promoted to take the game a little deeper but she got completely foxed by Amelia Kerr and got cleaned up. In the same over, Richa Ghosh tried to play over the top and got caught in the deep. MI-W are ahead in the game now. Richa Ghosh c Nicola Carey b Amelia Kerr 6(6) and Radha Yadav b Amelia Kerr 1(2).

Out! RCB-W suddenly find themselves in a collapse. A rather unimpressive looking delivery from Amanjot Kaur finds the pads of Dayalan Hemalatha and she has to walk back. Missed the line of the delivery completely and got struck on the legs. Hemalatha's departure means RCB's lower-middle order batters will have to arrive early.  Hemalatha lbw b Amanjot Kaur 7(12).

Out! Quick wickets for MI-W and RCB-W lose both their openers within two overs. Grace Harris gave a brilliant start from the top and was looking good but ended up falling in the trap of Nat Sciver-Brunt by playing a shot straight to the hands of the long on fielder. The fielder was brought in earlier due to that specific shot and Harris ended up playing in the hands. Grace Harris c Ismail b Nat Sciver-Brunt 25(12).

Out! Smriti Mandhana departs after providing RCB-W a brisk start in the powerplay. Grace Harris was already going hard at the other end and Smriti joined her as well helping RCB-W get off the blocks quickly. Shabnim Ismail came back trying to slow down things and she found success drawing Smriti into a desperate big shot after four dot balls. RCB-W ahead in the game now. Smriti c Poonam Khemnar b Ismail 18(13).

Mumbai Indians Women have not got a good start in the powerplay and struggled for a long time in front of a disciplined Royal Challengers Bengaluru attack before Nicola Carey and Sajeevan Sajana came in. Carey anchored the innings, while Sajana took the attack to the opposition. The duo helped MI-W recover and get to a competitive score. RCB-W will still back themselves to chase the total. 

Out! Sajeevan Sajana departs after playing a very good knock. She kept Mumbai Indians Women strongly in the game and pushed them towards a competitive score. Tried to play another big shot to Nadine de Klerk, but couldn't get enough this time. S Sajana c Smriti b de Klerk 45(25).

Mumbai Indians were struggling after the 12th over, but Sajeevan Sajana and Nicola Carey have played some strokes successfully gathering some boundaries. They have been able to bring some momentum in their favour and are looking to provide a strong finish to the innings.