Aussie star secures ultimate gong as thrilling knock steers side to victory in WPL final
Aussie star Ellyse Perry hugs Richa Ghosh after steering Royal Challengers Bangalore to victory in the WPL final. Aggressive knocks from Ellyse Perry and Sophie Devine buoyed Royal Challengers Bangalore at the right moment to seal an eight-wicket Women’s Premier League final win Sunday after a Delhi Capitals batting collapse.
Four of those boundaries came in the seventh over off Radha Yadav, closing a 36-run gap from the same point in Delhi’s innings.“We had all the parts last season as well, it was just about putting them together.” Delhi skipper Meg Lanning and Shafali Verma made a barnstorming start after opting to bat with eight boundaries between them in seven overs.Cricket lawmakers approves new rule change ahead of T20 World Cup
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