In the first inning, Meg Lanning and Deepti Sharma opened for UPW, and both played the inning very well. Meg Lanning scored 41 runs in 30 balls, and Deepti scored 55 runs in 43 balls, but after them, the whole batting lineup faced a major collapse and scored just 143 runs at the cost of 8 wickets.

For RCB, Lauren Bell, Shreyanka Patil, Nadine De Klerk, and Grace Herris took all the wickets.

In the second inning, Grace Harris and Smriti Mandhana opened for RCB and gave a winning start to RCB, where Grace Harris scored 75 runs in 37 balls, and Smriti Mandhana scored 54 runs in 27 balls. Georgia Voll contributed 16 runs, and RCB chased the total in 13.1 overs.
For the UP Warriors, Shikha Pandey and Asha Shobana took wickets.

Grace Harris won Player of the Match because of her match-winning performance with bat and bowl, where she scored 75 runs in 37 balls and took 2 wickets by giving 22 runs in 3 overs.

Mitchell Santner made 27 runs in 17 balls, but the rest of the batting lineup collapsed, and in total, New Zealand scored 153 runs in 20 overs at a loss of 9 wickets.
For India, Harshit Rana, Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, and Ravi Bishnoi took wickets.

In the second inning, Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma opened for India, but Sanju lost his wicket on the very 1st ball. After him, Ishan Kishan and Abhishek Sharma smashed some fiery runs, scoring 28 runs in 13 balls and 68 in just 20 balls, respectively. Surya scored 57 runs in 26 balls. India’s powerful batting finished the match in 10 overs only.

For New Zealand, Matt Henry and Ish Sodhi took wickets.

Jasprit Bumrah became the player of the match because of his amazing performance with the ball. He took 3 wickets in 4 overs, giving 17 runs.

In the first inning, Beth Mooney and Danni Wyatt Hodge opened for Gujarat, but Danni lost a wicket very early. Beth Mooney scored 38 runs in 34 balls, but the batting lineup of GG failed to contribute anything to the total. However, except for Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine stood and played an important inning of 50 runs in 42 balls, smashing 2 fours and 3 sixes with a strike rate of 119.50. GG scored 153 runs for 8 wickets. For UP Warriors, Kranti Gaud, Deepti Sharma, Sophie Ecclestone, and Chloe Tryon took wickets.

In the second inning, Meg Lanning and Kiran Navgire opened for UP, but its whole batting lineup faced a big collapse, except Phoebe Litchfield and Chloe Tryan. Phoebe Litchfield scored 32 runs in 27 balls, and Chloe Tryan scored 30 runs in 22 balls. For Gujarat, Renuka Singh Thakur, Kashvee Gautam, Sophie Devine, Ashleigh Gardner, and Rajeshwari Gayakwad took wickets and stopped UP at the score of 108 runs in 17.3 overs.

Rajeshwari Gayakwad won the player of the match award because of her spell with the ball; she took 3 wickets in 4 overs and gave 16 runs.

Abhishek Sharma played a fiery inning of 84 runs in 35 balls, smashing 5 fours and 8 sixes, and Surya Kumar Yadav scored 32 runs in 22 balls. After them, Hardik Pandya smashed some classy shots and scored 25 runs in 16 balls. Rinku Singh justified his comeback by scoring 44 runs in 20 balls for India, smashing 4 fours and 3 sixes. India made a tough total of 238 runs for 7 wickets.
For New Zealand, Jacob Duffy, Kyle Jaminson, Kris Clarke, Ish Sodhi, and Mitchell Santner took wickets against India.

In the second innings, Devon Conway and Tim Robinson opened for New Zealand, but Devon Conway lost at 0, and Tim Robinson contributed 21 runs in 15 balls, while Rachin Ravindra also lost his wicket at 1.

After this, Glenn Phillips played an important inning for New Zealand and scored 78 runs in 40 balls, smashing 4 fours and 6 sixes. Mark Chapman and Daryll Mitchell scored 39 runs in 24 balls and 28 runs in 18 balls, respectively. Mitchel Santner scored 20 runs in 13 balls, but because of the collapse in the top order, Indian bowlers stopped New Zealand at 190 runs.

For India, Shivam Dube, Varun Chakaravarthy, Axar Patel, Hardik Pandya, and Arshdeep Singh took wickets against New Zealand and helped India to win by 48 runs.

Abhishek Sharma won the player of the match award for his amazing performance, scoring 84 runs in 35 balls.

 For Delhi, Marizane Kapp, Nandini Sharma, and Nallapureddy Charani took all the important wickets. And at the end of the inning, Mumbai made 154 runs on the loss of 5 wickets.
In the second inning, Shefali Verma and Lizelle Lee opened for the Delhi Capitals and gave a good start to Delhi. Shefali scored 29 runs in 24 balls, and Lizelle Lee scored 46 runs in 28 balls.  Laura Walvaardt lost her wicket early, but captain Jemimah Rodrigues played an impressive inning by scoring 51 runs in 37 balls with a strike rate of 137.84. Marizanne Kapp scored the winning runs for Delhi by hitting 10 runs in 6 balls. 

Delhi completed the match in 19 overs and won the match by 7 wickets. For Mumbai, Amanjot Kaur and Vaishnavi Sharma took one wicket.

Jemimah Rodrigues won the player of the match because of her amazing performance with the bat, scoring 51 runs in 37 balls.

Maddinson and Warner both scored runs. Warner scored 110 runs. Sam Curran delivered the final over. He took 3 wickets. Jack Edwards was the most expensive bowler. Sydney Thunder scored 189 runs. 

Babar Azam hit a four on the first ball. Babar Azam and Steven Smith looked in good touch. Both the batters scored 64 runs in the powerplay. In the 11th over, Babaz Azam played 3 dots, and on the last ball, Steven Smith denied the single. Steve Smith wants to maximise the next over, but Babar Azam was not happy with that decision. Steven Smith scored 32 runs in the next over. Babaz Azam got bowled in the 13th over, first ball. He throw bat at the boundary pad in anger. Josh Philippe also got out in the same over. Smith got stumped in the Tanveer Sangha’s over. Smith scored a century. 

Wicket in the back-to-back overs. Jack Edwards finished the match with a six. Ryan Hadley, Wes Agar, and McAndrew gave most of the runs. Chris Green bowled the economical overs.

In the 1st inning, Samriti Mandhana and Grace Heris opened the inning, but both of the openers lost their wickets very early. After them, Dayalen Hemlatha and Gautami Naik also lost their wickets without much contribution, but after them, Radha Yadav and Richa Ghosh played the most important innings for the RCB, in which Radha Yadav scored 66 runs in 47 balls, and Richa Ghosh scored 44 runs in 22 balls. Nadine de Klerk also scored a flashy 26 runs in 12 balls, which helped RCB to close the total on 182 runs for 7 wickets. For Gujarat Giants, Renuka Singh Thakur, Kashvee Gautam, Georgia Wareham, and Sophie Divine shared all the wickets against RCB.

In the 2nd inning, Beth Mooney and Sophie Devine opened the inning for Gujarat Giants, but Sophie lost her wicket on 8 runs, and Beth Mooney scored 27 runs. After their wickets, all the players lost their wickets without much contribution, except for Bharti Fulmali. She only scored 30+ runs in the team’s batting lineup. Bharti Fulmali scored 39 runs in 20 balls. For RCB, Lauren Bell, Shreyanka Patil, Arundhita Reddy, and Nadine de Klerk took all the wickets. Shreyanka Patil took 5 wickets for RCB, Lauren Bell took 3 wickets, and the team stopped Gujarat at 150 runs. By which RCB won the match by 32 runs against the Gujarat Giants.

Radha Yadav won the player of the match award because of her outstanding performance with bat and ball. With the bat, she played a crucial inning, scoring 66 runs off 47 balls, and with the ball, she bowled 2 overs, conceding only 9 runs.

Wihan Lubbe also got out after playing a run-a-ball innings. Pretoria Capitals depend on their finishers. Dewald Brevis, Rutherford, and Russell, Pretoria had these 3 finisher, but still they weren’t able to finish in their own way. Pretoria Capitals got all out on 127 runs. Ottneil Baartman took 5 wicket-haul.  Raza and Viljoen each took 2-2 wickets. Bjorn Fortuin picked up a wicket. 

Lhuan-dre Pretorius and Asa Tribe opened for the Paarl Royal; they had a low total. Pretoria Capitals bowled the tight overs. Williams took Lhuan-dre Pretorius wicket in the 2nd over. Williams also took the wicket of Asa Tribe in the 4th over. Pretoria Capitals bowled really well in the powerplay, only gave 40 runs and took 2 wickets. Rubin Hermann scored 46 off 29 balls.

The match swung between both teams before Russell’s over Miller, and Dan Lawrence took 20 runs from that over. Miller hit 2 fous and Dan hit a six in Williams over. Ngidi clean bowled Dan, but the match was already finished. 

Aaron Hardie also played a cameo of 22 runs off 11 balls. Captain Turner hit a six and four and got caught by Seifert. Finn Allen also got out after scoring a century. Perth Scorchers reached 219 runs. Melbourne Renegades, chasing 220, had a terrible start. Melbourne lost 1 wicket and only 1 run in the first over. Jack Fraser-McGurik struck 3 sixes, Jhye Richardson. Jack was scoring runs from one end. But this show ends soon on Luke Holt’s ball. 

Rizwan got out on the first ball after the powerplay. Cooper Connolly took his revenge on Sutherland. Tim Seifert kept the hopes alive for Melbourne until the 16th over. Aaron Hardie took Seifert’s wicket. Seifert scored 66 runs. No other batter was able to play an impactful innings. Cooper Connolly and Mahli Beardman each took 2-2 wickets. Luke Holt and Aaron Hardie each took 1-1 wickets. 

In the 2nd inning, Shafali Verma and Lizelle Lee opened for Delhi and played a fast and flashy inning for Delhi. Shafali scored 36 runs in 32 balls, and Lizelle scored 67 runs in 44 balls, smashing 8 fours and 3 sixes. After them, Jemimah Rodrigues, Laura Wolvaardt, and Marizanne Kapp finished the match, where Laura Wolvaardt scored the winning run by hitting a four. For UP warriors, Asha Sobhana and Deepti Sharma took the wicket by which Delhi Capitals won the match by 7 wickets.

Shafali Verma won the player of the match award because of her outstanding performance with bat and ball, where she scored 32 runs with the bat and 2 wickets with the ball and helped Delhi to win.