Women's Premier League 2024, Delhi Mumbai Indians 113 (19 overs): Sajana 30 (21), Perry 6-15Royal Challengers Bangalore 115-3 (15 overs): Perry 40 (38), Matthews 1-11Royal Challengers Bangalore won by seven wicketsScorecard, table
Australian all-rounder Perry, 33, took figures of 6-15 from four overs for Royal Challengers Bangalore in a seven-wicket win over the Indians of Mumbai.
Perry's six wickets saw Mumbai bowled out for 113 to Delhi, who Bangalore chased down with five overs to spare.
Perry was also the top scorer with the bat for Bangalore with 40 runs off 38 balls as they finished 115-3.
The Bangalore star also became the opener of men's or women's cricket to score 100 runs and record six wickets in all three formats of the game.
Bating , Mumbai Indians were sitting comfortably on 65-1 before Perry's burst of wickets sent their batting line-up up from number two to seventh.
After Perry's sixth wicket, Mumbai were 82 -7.
Four of his six wickets came from strikeout, the other two dismissals by weight.
His casualty list included England all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur and New Zeeland. -rounder Amelia Kerr.
In response, Bangalore initially struggled after falling to 39- 3 with Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Molineux and Sophie Devine were all dismissed cheaply, but a partnership of 76 runs from 53 balls between Perry and wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh helped ensure a comfortable match...
Women's Premier League 2024, Delhi Mumbai Indians 113 (19 overs): Sajana 30 (21), Perry 6-15Royal Challengers Bangalore 115-3 (15 overs): Perry 40 (38), Matthews 1-11Royal Challengers Bangalore won by seven wicketsScorecard, table
Australian all-rounder Perry, 33, took figures of 6-15 from four overs for Royal Challengers Bangalore in a seven-wicket win over the Indians of Mumbai.
Perry's six wickets saw Mumbai bowled out for 113 to Delhi, who Bangalore chased down with five overs to spare.
Perry was also the top scorer with the bat for Bangalore with 40 runs off 38 balls as they finished 115-3.
The Bangalore star also became the opener of men's or women's cricket to score 100 runs and record six wickets in all three formats of the game.
Bating , Mumbai Indians were sitting comfortably on 65-1 before Perry's burst of wickets sent their batting line-up up from number two to seventh.
After Perry's sixth wicket, Mumbai were 82 -7.
Four of his six wickets came from strikeout, the other two dismissals by weight.
His casualty list included England all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur and New Zeeland. -rounder Amelia Kerr.
In response, Bangalore initially struggled after falling to 39- 3 with Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Molineux and Sophie Devine were all dismissed cheaply, but a partnership of 76 runs from 53 balls between Perry and wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh helped ensure a comfortable match...
