Delhi Capitals Women vs UP Warriorz, 15th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That was an absolute cracker and as Alyssa Healy mentioned, a great advertisement of the sport. It had all the thrills and frills fitting of a remarkably entertaining cricket match. There's no shortage of action anytime soon though, we'll be back tomorrow as Mumbai take on Gujarat. Until then, lets take a moment to soak today's game in. This is Anurag Hegde, Abhinand Raghavendran and Mukesh HS signing off. Take care and goodbye.

Deepti Sharma | Player of the Match: I backed my strengths and shots. Was thinking of what shots were on and was reading the situation. Was thinking of how we can bowl dots to the set batters, I like challenges when I’m bowling as well. (On being asked if she knew she picked up a hat-trick) No, I didn’t know. I always stay ready for a caught and bowled. Was always thinking of how we can get the game back. Want to keep the process the same, there is no limit to learning and I want to keep learning.

Alyssa Healy | UPW Captain: I thought… this is exactly cricket, anything can happen. Great game of cricket, what a showcase for our sport on International Women’s Day. Probably didn’t get the partnerships we were after. We spoke about 150 being a competitive total. I think Deepti did really well but we needed a few more partnerships. Only when we got that last wicket did we feel we'd truly won it. When 2 of 2 are needed and you need 1 wicket, you’re never really sure. Can’t fault the girls irrespective of the result, proud of their effort. We held our nerve when we needed to and got the job done. Really proud of the girls.

Amidst all the drama, it's important to note that Deepti Sharma became only the 2nd bowler to pick up a hat-trick in the WPL. She dismissed Lanning off the last ball of the 14th over before returning to pick up Sutherland and Arundhati Reddy off the first two deliveries of the 19th.

Grace Harris: I kind of said, its the last over and I havent bowled yet. I wanted to bowl and kind of happy that I executed it. I wasnt really nervous which kind of surprises me but really happy to get the win. I thought that may have changed the game and the momentum and knew that I needed to be perfect after that, was lucky to get away with the full-toss. That run-out was also crucial. (When asked when they started believing they could defend this) I think the way Saima started against Shafali, she bowled exceptionally well and bowled a very hard length. The girls were really jumping on the back of that energy. It was pretty exciting.

Meg Lanning | DC Captain: Disappointed not to win, felt like we got into a pretty good position to get it done. Full credit to the Warriorz. My wicket probably played a little part in it, I was the set batter and probably had to take it a little deeper, my wicket put pressure on the rest of us. Probably didn’t play the conditions as well as we could have but as a captain, I shouldn’t have put my team in that position. We certainly did a lot of things right, think we did well to pull them back towards the end and also batted pretty well. Goes to show that if you can’t string it together for 40 overs it’s hard to win.

22:46 Local Time, 17:16 GMT, 22:46 IST: The stuff of dreams here as the Warriorz cling on by the skin of their teeth to claim an incredible win. That game had everything. The Capitals will be absolutely desolate after that, they had no business losing that and they end up botching a straightforward chase. Consequently, it's also the lowest total ever defended in the WPL. In pursuit of 139, Delhi were going so well. Lanning led from the front with a 46-ball 60 and there were contributions from Shafali, Capsey and Jemimah. The target was well within reach when they needed 28 off 24 but the tide began to turn with an Ecclestone over that only went for a single. Jemimah holed out right after that but it looked like things were back under control when Jonassen struck a six and a boundary to bring it down to 15 needed off 12. Then, all hell broke loose in the last two overs. Deepti Sharma picked up three wickets in the 19th over and that put the pressure right back on Delhi. It seemed like Delhi had just about made it home once again when a dropped catch went for six off the first ball of the 20th but the Delhi batters just couldn't keep their composure as they threw 3 wickets away to hand the Warriorz a win.

Grace Harris to Titas Sadhu, out Caught by (sub)Wyatt!! And a wicket does indeed do it for the Warriorz! This is unreal stuff, pardon the cliche but the Warriorz have most certaily snatched victory from the jaws of defeat here! Lanning cannot believe what she's seeing. Tossed up on middle, Titas Sadhu cleared her front-leg, she was looking to go over mid-on to get the job done, instead she chipped it straight to Wyatt who made no mistake. Titas Sadhu c (sub)Wyatt b Grace Harris 0(1)

Grace Harris to Titas Sadhu, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Titas Sadhu, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Incredible drama, 2 needed off 2, a wicket will do it for the Warriorz

Grace Harris to Bhatia, out Jonassen Run Out!! This is incredible stuff! The Warriorz are hanging on by the skin of their teeth while the Capitals are crumbling under pressure! Length delivery outside off, Bhatia opened up her stance looking to pull, was lucky that the inside edge she got didn't go back on to her stumps, instead it went to short fine-leg who was very close, Jonassen called for the single but she was well short despite putting in a dive at the striker's end. Jonassen run out (Gayakwad/Healy) 11(5) [4s-1 6s-1]

Grace Harris to Bhatia, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!

Umpire review. They're checking for a run-out, Jonassen is already walking

Taniya Bhatia, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Field up to stop the single

Grace Harris to Radha Yadav, out Bowled!! There may still be life in this game yet! Radha Yadav will count herself a touch unfortunate, a length delivery turning into leg-stump, Radha Yadav pressed back and looked to heave it away, she got a thick inside edge and it crashed into leg-stump. Now it's down to the last two wickets for Delhi. Radha Yadav b Grace Harris 9(4) [6s-1]

Grace Harris to Radha Yadav, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Grace Harris to Radha Yadav, 2 runs, a fairly high full-toss on middle, Radha Yadav heaved it away towards deep square leg, she'd taken a couple of steps down the wicket and it wasn't signalled a no-ball, Delhi reviewed but they don't get what they wanted, review lost

They're checking for a no-ball on height