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Gujarat Giants Defeat UP Warriorz by 10 Runs

Gujarat Giants Defeat UP Warriorz by 10 Runs
WPL 2026: Gujarat Giants Post 207/4 Against UP Warriorz · deccanchronicle.com

In a Women's Premier League match, the Gujarat Giants team scored 207 runs with 4 wickets lost against the UP Warriorz.

Their captain, Ashleigh Gardner, scored 65 runs, and Anushka Sharma, who was playing her first match, scored 44 runs.

Georgia Wareham also helped by scoring 27 runs off just 10 balls.

The UP Warriorz team tried hard to win but could only score 197 runs with 8 wickets lost.

Phoebe Litchfield from UP Warriorz scored 78 runs, but it wasn't enough to win.

The Gujarat Giants won by 10 runs.

It was an exciting match with lots of runs and good bowling performances.

Key facts

Match
Gujarat Giants vs UP Warriorz
Venue
Navi Mumbai
Date
Saturday
Gujarat Giants Score
207/4 in 20 overs
UP Warriorz Score
197/8 in 20 overs
Top Scorers
Ashleigh Gardner (65), Anushka Sharma (44), Phoebe Litchfield (78)
Best Bowlers
Sophie Ecclestone (2/32), Renuka Singh (2/25), Georgia Wareham (2/30)
Deepti Sharma's Performance
0/32 in 3 overs

Timeline

  1. Gardner's World Cup heroics earned her Sydney Sixers' captaincy.

  2. New role boosted her confidence, team's performance soared.

  3. Giants' batting lineup, now led by Gardner, brimmed with confidence.

  4. Giants triumph, Gardner scores 65 in 207-run win over Warriorz.

Quotes

Jemimah Rodrigues

DC skipper

“"We'll like to bowl first, with the dew coming in. We are going with the same team. I think it was a quick turnaround. Today's a fresh day, we got to forget what's happened in the past and need to focus on the present"”
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Ashleigh Gardner

GG skipper

“"It was good (game against UP), you want to start the competition with a win. Different people stood up at different times, pleasing to see that as a captain. It's fantastic to see people coming in and making an impact. It was so pleasing to share a partnership with Anushka. That'll give her confidence even today. No changes"”
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Sources

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