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In a high-stakes Women's Premier League (WPL) showdown between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Delhi Capitals (DC), Georgia Wareham delivered a match-defining performance, turning the tide with a stunning double strike in the 18th over. The Australian leg-spinner's 3/25 in four overs played a pivotal role in restricting DC to 141 all out in 19.3 overs.
Wareham’s Decisive 18th Over
At 117/6, DC were struggling to rebuild when Wareham returned for her final over. She dismissed Sarah Bryce (23 off 19) via stumping and sent Radha Yadav back for a golden duck, breaking DC’s momentum completely. Despite conceding an early boundary, her clever variations left DC reeling.
Impact on the Match
Wareham’s masterclass ensured RCB stayed in control during the death overs. Her ability to outthink batters with flight, length, and variations showcased her expertise in leg-spin. Post-match, she emphasized her strategy of sticking to her strengths and varying pace on a slightly holding wicket.
RCB's Chase and Wareham’s Crucial Role
With a target of 142, RCB's bowlers, led by Renuka Singh and Wareham, set the perfect platform. If RCB’s batters capitalize, Wareham’s brilliance could lead them to a crucial second WPL victory.
This performance cements Wareham as a key player for RCB, proving that precision spin bowling can be just as destructive as raw pace in T20 cricket. 🚀🏏
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