Mega fun to open!

28 February,2024 06:33 AM IST |  Bangalore  |  IANS

DC’s Shafali Verma says she enjoys opening with skipper Meg Lanning after their 119-run stand powers team to thumping nine-wicket win over UPW

Delhi Capitals skipper Meg Lanning (left) and Shafali Verma during the WPL match against UP Warriorz in Bangalore on Monday. Pic/PTI


Delhi Capitals registered an emphatic nine-wicket win over UP Warriorz in their second match of the Women's Premier League at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Monday.

Marizzane Kapp's 3-5 and Radha Yadav's 4-20 set the tone for Delhi Capitals, restricting UP Warriors to 119-9 in 20 overs. Shafali Verma (64 not out off 43) and captain Meg Lanning (51 off 43) then put up a remarkable 119-run partnership to help DC chase down the total with ease.

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Speaking after the game, Shafali said, "DC's culture is amazing. It's great fun to be around the team and opening with Meg. She communicates with me after every ball, guides me with my shot selections throughout the innings. It has been helping me a lot."

Reflecting on the performance, Kapp, who was named player of the match, stated, "It was a nice wicket to bowl on, but I feel there was value in good shots and bowling as well. It's a good team win for us. I felt like we needed that after the close game against Mumbai, so it was nice to contribute to the team's win," Shafali added.

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