Delhi won by 6 wickets in WPL: Bangalore lost fifth consecutive match in the tournament; Jess Jonassen hits the winning shot

In the Women's Premier League (WPL), Delhi Capitals defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by 6 wickets. Batting first after losing the toss at DY Patil Stadium, Bengaluru scored 150 runs losing 4 wickets in 20 overs. In reply, Delhi achieved the target in 19.4 overs.

Delhi needed 9 runs in the last over. Jess Jonassen took a single off the first ball and Marion Kapp on the second ball. Then Jonassen made the team win by hitting a six on the third ball and a four on the fourth. Ellyse Perry from Bengaluru scored an unbeaten 67 in the first innings, while Shikha Pandey from Delhi took 3 wickets.

This is RCB's fifth defeat in the tournament and second against Delhi Capitals. The team has not won a single match in the tournament so far. Mumbai, UP and Gujarat have also defeated him once each. At the same time, this is Delhi's fourth win in 5 matches. The team got its only defeat against Mumbai. Apart from this, the team has defeated UP-Gujarat 1-1 and Bengaluru 2 times

Jemima Rodrigues got out in the 15th over. After him, Marian Kapp led the innings with Jess Jonassen. Both stayed till the end and won the team in a close match. Cap remained unbeaten on 32 and Jonassen scored 29 runs.

Shefali Verma zero, Meg Lanning 15, Alice Capsey 38 and Jemima Rodrigues were dismissed for 32 runs from Delhi. Asha Shobhana took 2 wickets from Bangalore. At the same time, Preeti Bose and Megan Shutt got one wicket each.

Delhi lost the wicket of Shefali in the very first over. After this Alice Capsy did aggressive batting. She got out after scoring 38 runs in 24 balls. After which Delhi's score became 52 runs at the loss of 2 wickets in 6 overs.

First: The second ball of the first over, Megan Shutt bowled a fuller length at middle stump. Shefali became bold. She could not even open her account.

Second: Second ball of the fifth over, Preeti Bose bowled a good length on the off stump. Ellyse Capsy sweeps the slog but is caught by Ellyse Perry at deep mid-wicket. Capsy scored 38 runs off 24 balls.

Third: Fourth ball of the 9th over, Asha Shobhana bowled a fuller length on the off stump. Meg Lanning went ahead and tried to play a big shot, but was caught by Heather Knight at long off. Lanning scored 15 runs on 18 balls.

Fourth: Third ball of the 15th over, Asha Shobhana bowled a fuller length on the off stump. Jemimah Rodrigues slog sweeps but the ball ends up in the air. Wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh came under the ball and took the catch. Jemima scored 32 runs on 28 balls.