MI vs DC Live Cricket Score

10.4 OUT! CAUGHT! The slower one does the trick. Back of the hand, dipping as well, full and outside off. Meg Lanning tries to slap it over point but only manages to get a thick outside edge on it. The ball pops up and goes towards backward point. Sajeevan Sajana settles under it and takes a sharp catch. The big fish has to walk back now. Natalie Sciver-Brunt with an important breakthrough. 67/2

2.1 OUT! TIMBER! Shabnim Ismail strikes! She picks up her first wicket in new colours. Tastes the same. Smiles across the Mumbai players. Shabnim Ismail sends back Shafali Verma cheaply. Huge success for Mumbai. It is a full-length delivery, right on the stumps. Shafali Verma shuffles across and just tries to slap it away but misses it completely. The middle stump goes for a walk and so does Verma. 3/1

17.1 OUT! LBW! The reverse sweep has brought about the downfall of Alice Capsey but she has reviewed it. Amelia Kerr comes back into the attack and floats it up on a length on middle and it is the regular leg break. Capsey looks to reverse sweep but misses it completely and gets struck in front of the stumps. There is a big appeal and the finger is raised. Nothing on UltraEdge and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Capsey has to walk back after a sensational knock and Mumbai get their third wicket. 141/3

18.3 OUT! TAKEN! Yastika Bhatia with a fabulous catch and Jemimah Rodrigues has to depart after a fiery inning. Short and just angling down leg, Rodrigues gets across to pull it fine but gets it off the gloves. Yastika Bhatia dives down to her left and pouches it with the left glove. Natalie Sciver-Brunt does get the breakthrough for her side. 155/4

20 OUT! STUMPED! Amelia Kerr does get the wicket eventually but Marizanne Kapp has done her job and Delhi finish on a high. Kerr bowls this one flatter on leg stump and the ball turns back in, Kapp backs away a fair bit and looks to cut but fails to get any bat on it and fails to keep her balance as well. Yastika Bhatia whips off the bails and Kapp is outside here crease. Delhi finish with 171/5 on the board. 171/5

0.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Marizanne Kapp does what she does best and picks up a wicket in the first over. Steams in and serves it full outside the off stump and gets it to shape away nicely. Hayley Matthews is drawn forward and ends up driving away from the body and that is a loose shot as the outside edge is found. Taniya Bhatia takes a good catch low to her right and Kapp gets the big fish for a duck. 0/1

13.2 OUT! CAUGHT! A pressure catch from Marizanne Kapp in the deep and Arundhati Reddy gets another big wicket. Short of a length and over the stumps, Yastika Bhatia hangs back and picks it up well before pulling it flat and hard toward deep mid-wicket. Kapp settles herself on the edge of the ropes and takes a sharp catch. Yastika has to walk back after a fine knock. 106/3

6.1 OUT! TIMBER! Arundhati Reddy with a dream start to her spell. Natalie Sciver-Brunt has to walk back here. It is an inswinging delivery, on a fuller length. Natalie Sciver-Brunt leaves a huge gap between her legs, she gets 'Nat-megged' in the process. The ball sneaks through and crashes into the stumps. 50/2

19.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Alice Capsey with the prized wicket. This could be the final nail in the coffin but you never knew. 5 runs needed in 1. It is a tossed up delivery, full and on off. Harmanpreet Kaur slogs it into the leg side. The ball goes high but not far enough. Annabel Sutherland completes the catch at long on. 167/6

18 OUT! TIMBER! Late, late drama! Shikha Pandey has the last laugh here. She nails her yorker this time, right on the money. Amelia Kerr backs away, but she fails to dig it out. The ball sneaks through and crashes into the stumps. Is there a twist in the tale now? 150/4

19.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Pooja Vastrakar has to walk back here. She dances down the track and tries to go inside-out for the boundary but ends up finding the fielder. It is a full-delivery wide of off. The ball catches the top-edge and flies into covers. Arundhati Reddy takes the simplest of catches there and the tide turns yet again. 160/5