Delhi Capitals Women vs Mumbai Indians Women, 12th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

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Jemimah Rodrigues, Player of the Match: I think more than my batting, happy with the win. MI is a really good team, so we had to give our best. We did that as a team. I am very happy honestly speaking, was a crucial time to come in. Wasn't the easiest of wickets, but was suitable for my type of batting. Learning from my past mistakes, was trying to go out there and be explosive. I went back after the Test match, worked on a few things coming into the WPL. Using the crease, timing the ball well, that was the game plan. I was playing on the bowler's mind, and that helped me a lot today.

Meg Lanning: It was a good game for us. We wanted to keep improving, we were up against a very good team. Having a set batter in the end is helpful, Jemi did that really well. I thought our bowlers set the innings up with early wickets. We were at par with the score, we understood the conditions, so we had to hit the length and target the stumps. Our bowlers did that really well.

Jess Jonassen, Purple Cap holder: Our batters set it up earlier in the day and that made the job easier for the bowlers. A few cheap ones (wickets) at the end but I will take anything I get. It (assessing the conditions) comes bit of an experience, always love coming and playing in India. Love being back on the cricket field and contribute for the Capitals in their victories. With about five overs to go, we were looking at 190. Mumbai Indians have such a quality batting line-up, so we needed a signifcant total. It was pleasure to watch Jemimah batting in that way from the other end.

Harmanpreet Kaur: I think while fielding, we gave away too many runs, it wasn't up to the mark, didn't take our chances. The positive is that we got 160 despite the top-order not contributing. We weren't aware of the pitch, that's the reason we chased. We expected dew, but it didn't come, the ball was also staying low and they bowled well. When we play on a ground where one side is short, the batter has a lot of things on mind, but if the bowlers keep bowling to a right line and length, we can keep the scoring down. But the shorter side did affect us when we batted. I thing change of pace was helping, especially when the slower ones were bowled, but we need to go back and think how we need to play on this wicket. She's been doing well, she didn't get a lot of batting previously, but she did well today (on Amandeep Kaur). If one or two batters had done well, we could have had a better chance with the chase.

22:43 Local Time, 17:13 GMT, 22:43 IST: A comfortable victory for Delhi Capitals Women as they win by 29 runs and remain on the top spot. They also boost their net run rate further. Barring the toss, nothing really clicked for Mumbai Indians Women today. Shafali Verma was dropped earlier in the evening, and she played a cameo to get the Capitals off to a brisk start. Meg Lanning and Jemimah scored fifties as Delhi finished with a daunting total of 192/4. With the required run rate close to the 10-run mark, Mumbai Indians Women could feel the heat. They lost three early wickets and were put on the back foot by the opposition bowlers. Matthews and Amanjot chipped in with handy knocks, but with a mountain to climb, MI Women never looked alive in the run chase, eventually falling short by a considerable margin. Jess Jonassen with three wickets was the pick of the bowlers. Stay around for the presentations..

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, out Bowled!! A wicket to end the match as Delhi Capitals register their fourth win of the tournament. Full and straight on off, Humaira Kazi goes for a sweep, gets beaten and the stumps have been rattled. Capitals celebrate as there are high-fives all around. Humaira Kazi b Jonassen 6(8)

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, 2 runs, loopy delivery on middle and leg, slogged over mid-wicket for a couple of runs

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, 2 runs, floated on middle and leg, heaved towards deep square leg for a couple of runs

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, 2 runs, driven past the bowler by Humaira Kazi for a couple of runs

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, no run, full and straight on leg, Humaira Kazi looks to whip it away, gets hit on the pads

Jonassen to Humaira Kazi, no run, tad short on middle and leg, Humaira Kazi flat-bats it to Jonassen

Jess Jonassen [3.0-0-15-2] is back into the attack

Arundhati Reddy to S Sajana, FOUR, 20 runs from the over! A full toss by Arundhati Reddy and Sajana heaves it into the pocket at deep mid-wicket

Arundhati Reddy to S Sajana, SIX, lovely shot. Tad fuller on leg and S Sajana has heaved this over deep mid-wicket for half-a-dozen. 150 up for MI Women

Arundhati Reddy to S Sajana, no run, walks across in the crease and swipes the length delivery to square leg

Arundhati Reddy to S Sajana, 2 runs, lofted to long-off by Sajana for a couple of runs

Arundhati Reddy to S Sajana, FOUR, back-to-back boundaries as Sajana heaves the length delivery into the pocket at mid-wicket

Arundhati Reddy to S Sajana, FOUR, drifting on the pads and S Sajana flicks it over square leg as she just manages to clear the fielder inside the circle