UP Warriorz vs Mumbai Indians, WPL 2026: Live Score And Updates
UP Warriorz vs Mumbai Indians Live Updates: Mumbai Indians skipper Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and opted to bowl.
UP Warriorz vs Mumbai Indians, WPL 2026 Live Updates: The UP Warriorz and Mumbai Indians meet for a high-stakes rematch at the DY Patil Stadium today. The Warriorz enter the contest with newfound momentum after snapping a three-match losing streak with a seven-wicket victory over Mumbai just two days ago, a win fueled by Harleen Deol's explosive 64 and Meg Lanning's steady leadership. However, the defending champions will be eager to avenge that defeat and re-establish their dominance; despite the recent slip, Harmanpreet Kaur's side remains a formidable force with the all-round brilliance of Amelia Kerr and the clinical pace of Shabnim Ismail. While Mumbai holds a 5-3 head-to-head advantage historically, this clash serves as a critical junction for both teams -- UPW is fighting to stay in the play-off race, while MI aims to iron out their bowling discipline and reclaim their spot at the top of the table. (Live Scorecard)
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We are back for Mumbai Indians' reply! Meg Lanning has some last words to her teammates before they disperse to take their fielding positions. Hayley Matthews and Sajana Sajeevan will open the inning for Mumbai Indians. Kranti Gaud will start with the new ball. Let's play...
... THE RUN CHASE ...
As the Mumbai Indians players walked out of the ground during the innings break, they didn't seem like they were under pressure. So we can say skipper Harmanpreet Kaur is happy that his team restricted their opposition to 187. Now the responsibility is on the batting unit to chase the target. However, some early wickets will surely give the Warriorz some boost. Stay tuned as the second essay will commence in no time.
Amelia Kerr says that obviously, they got a bit away from them. Adds that Meg and Phoebe are two quality players, and it was not easy. Mentions that they tried to keep it tight for as long as possible. Says that they thought about keeping them under 180, but to keep them under 200 is also a win for them. Ends by saying that they will have to bat well to chase this down
Amelia Kerr and Phoebe Litchfield exchange the ORANGE and PURPLE CAPS. Kerr gets the Purple Cap from Phoebe and hands over the Orange one to her. Pheobe wears it and is ready for a chat. She says that it is the best of the three pitches they have played. Adds that it got a bit worn off, but it was good to bat on. Mentions that it was awesome batting with Meg, as they complemented each other well. Ends by saying that she hopes they defend this total.
In the very next over of that dismissal, Hayley Matthews followed suit, dismissing the opposition’s captain, Lanning. From that point, the flow of runs came to a halt, putting immense pressure on both batters. Yet, as the innings entered the final overs, they began to swing for the skies once again. In response, MI bowlers replied exceptionally well and allowed only 22 runs in the last three overs while taking five wickets. By the end of the inning, Amelia Kerr bagged three wickets and all of them came in the last over, Nat Sciver-Brunt picked a brace, and Nicola Carey, Hayley Matthews and Amanjot Kaur chipped in for one each.
UP Warriorz got an early setback, and it's yet again in the shape of Kiran Navgire, whose string of low runs continues, but the partnership between Phoebe Litchfield and Meg Lanning quickly became a nightmare for the Mumbai Indians' bowlers. As they built their stand, runs began to accumulate rapidly. By the end of the 13th over, they were in full attack mode. However, in a dramatic turn, Amanjot Kaur struck in the final ball of that 13th over, claiming a vital wicket that shifted the game's momentum.
The inning has been no less than a tug of war! UP Warriorz have posted a total of 187 runs, but skipper Meg Lanning would have been more satisfied if they could cross the 200-run mark and actually it's true. After the partnership of Lanning and Phoebe Litchfield, everybody thought that they were going to cross the 200 mark, but after the crucial breakthrough, that was some comeback from the MI bowlers.
OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Amelia Kerr ends with a three-fer. She flights it up, full and on off. Deepti Sharma goes down across to sweep but it looks like she misses, and it lobs up off her forearm. G Kamalini, the keeper, grabs it and appeals, but the umpire turns it down. Mumbai Indians take the review here. UltraEdge and replay show that it hit the gloves of Deepti, and the on-field call is changed to Out. UP Warriorz finish on 187/8.
Flighted, full and on off, Asha Sobhana uses her feet and eases it to long off for a run.
Asha Sobhana is the new batter in.
OUT! STUMPING! This is turning out to be a great last over from Amelia Kerr. She bowls it slower through the air, full and on off, turns it away again. Sophie Ecclestone now comes down the track and has a wild slog but misses. G Kamalini collects and makes her second stumping of the over. UP Warriorz are 186/7 now.
Floated, full and around off, Sophie Ecclestone goes for the reverse sweep but miscues it towards short third.
Flatter, short and around off, Deepti Sharma walks across to pull but misses as it lobs up off her pad behind towards short third. The batters sneak in a leg bye.
Deepti Sharma comes out next.
OUT! STUMPED! Amelia Kerr gets a wicket now. She tosses it up, full and on off, gets it to turn away sharply. Harleen Deol uses her feet to go big down the ground but gets beaten on the flight, and G Kamalini behind the stumps does the rest.
Amelia Kerr to bowl the final over!
Touch fuller and on off, Sophie Ecclestone bunts it out to extra cover.
Shot of a length and on middle, Harleen Deol pulls it to deep mid-wicket for one.
FOUR! Put away! An off-cutter now, full and on off, Harleen Deol gets down on one knee and swipes it away to the deep square leg fence for a boundary.