Women's Premier League 2024: The WPL 2024 has been off to a great start and after 11 games into the season, the sides are gearing up for the final half of the league stage, as play-off spots are up for the grabs and out of the 5 teams, only 3 will make it ahead, with the table topper directly progressing into the final. After winning their fixture against UPW Women, te RCB Women are back to winning ways and have made things pretty interesting in the top half of the table.
Women's Premier League 2024: Updated Points Table
1. Delhi Capitals Women: The DC side are top of the table with 3 wins and loss in their 4 matches so far. They have 6 points and a net run rate of +1.251.
2. Mumbai Indians Women: The defending champions are second in the table with 3 wins and a loss in their 4 matches, and also have 6 points, but are behind DC Women on net run rate rate, as they have a slightly less one, which is +0.402.
3. Royal Challengers Bangalore Women: The RCB side are third in the table with 3 wins and 2 losses in their 5 matches so far. They have 6 points and have a net run rate of +0.242.
4. Uttar Pradesh Warriors Women: The UP side are fourth in the table with 2 wins and 3 losses in their 5 matches played so far. They have 4 points and a net run rate of -0.073.
5. Gujarat Giants Women: The GG side are bottom of the table as they are winless in their 5 matches played so far. They have a net run rate of -1.804.
Women's Premier League 2024: Highest Run Scorers
1. Smriti Mandhana (Royal Challengers Bangalore Women): 219 runs in 5 innings
2. Sabbhineni Meghana (Royal Challengers Bangalore Women): 164 runs in 5 innings
3. Grace Harris (Uttar Pradesh Warriors Women): 158 runs in 3 innings
4. Alice Capsey (Delhi Capitals Women): 148 runs in 3 innings
5. Meg Lanning (Delhi Capitals Women): 148 runs in 4 innings
Women's Premier League 2024: Highest Wicket Takers
1. Radha Yadav (Delhi Capitals Women): 7 wickets in 4 innings
2. Asha Shobana (Royal Challengers Bangalore Women): 7 wickets in 5 innings
3. Amelia Kerr (Mumbai Indians Women): 7 wickets in 4 innings
4. Sophie Ecclestone (Uttar Pradesh Warriors Women): 7 wickets in 5 innings
5. Jess Jonassen (Delhi Capitals Women): 6 wickets in 2 innings