UPW vs DC Live Score

5:53 PM IST That brings the curtain down for this match! So Delhi Capitals have got their first win in Women's Premier League 2026 and it's UP Warriorz who will continue with the losing streak. Although there won't be any changes on the points table, as the Capitals will stay in the fourth position. Up next in WPL 2026, UP Warriorz will get no rest as they will face the defending champions, Mumbai Indians, tomorrow on 15 January, Thursday, at 7.30 pm (2.00 pm GMT). Don't forget to tune in early for all the pre-match build-up. Until then, stay safe and goodbye!

5:51 PM IST Shafali Verma is the Player of the Match for scoring 36 runs and also picking two wickets. She exudes confidence in her bowling, attributing it to her success in high-pressure situations like the World Cup final. She acknowledges that defending 200 as a batter can be tough, but she's focused on cutting out boundaries and using her knowledge of her own hitting style to polish her bowling decisions. Shafali mentions that she works on her sweeps, including the reverse sweep, in the nets and isn't too concerned about getting dismissed on that shot. She's committed to bringing more shots and adapting to different wickets. Shafali also highlights her experience batting with Meg Lanning, saying that Lanning knows her well. She's now enjoying her partnership with Lizelle Lee, happily rotating the strike with her partner, who's hitting well. She ended up saying that she believes that tonight's win will give her team a significant confidence boost moving forward.

5:48 PM IST The scoring rate clearly dropped after that dismissal and UP Warriorz opted for a bold move by asking Harleen Deol to retire out, who clearly didn't like the plan, but had to walk off the field anyways. But the wickets started to tumble one by one, and no lower middle order batter was able to provide a major impact. By the end of the play, Marizanne Kapp and Shafali Verma bagged two scalps, Nandni Sharma, Sneh Rana, and Sree Charani chipped in for one each.

5:46 PM IST Jemimah Rodrigues, the winning skipper of Delhi Capitals, expresses her happiness with the result, praising her team's calm demeanor despite the nail-biting finish. She attributes the win to the team's composure, noting that the dugout remained calm throughout the chase. Jemimah commends Kapp and the others for finishing the game off brilliantly after she lost her wicket with seven runs needed. She reflects on the bowling performance, highlighting Sneh's crucial first-ball wicket that helped shift momentum in their favor. While acknowledging the good performances from the opposing team's Meg and Harleen, Jemimah is pleased with her bowlers' overall performance. She singles out Shefali as a standout, praising her ability to contribute in various ways and her confidence on the field. Jemimah dispels the notion that Shefali was her last bowling option, instead highlighting Shefali's willingness to bowl and her trustworthiness as a bowler. She commends Shefali's phenomenal performance and notes that her confidence and attitude make a significant difference to the team.

5:44 PM IST Time for the Presentation Ceremony...

5:43 PM IST Skipper of UP Warriorz, Meg Lanning, started off by praising her team's bowlers for their excellent effort in pulling the game back and taking it down to the final ball. She notes that batting first became increasingly difficult as the pace was taken off the ball, but the team managed to stay in the game with their bowling. She says that she is pleased with her own contribution, getting a few runs and putting something on the board for the team. She expresses her desire to have batted longer but acknowledges the importance of contributing to the team. Regarding Deol's retirement, Lanning explains that it was a deliberate decision to maximize the death overs, as they felt Deol was getting stuck towards the end. Lanning also clarifies that Deandra Dottin's absence was a tactical decision, with Chloe Tryon brought in for a specific match-up against one of Delhi's batters. She is pleased with Tryon's performance and feels that it was the right balance for the team. Looking ahead, Lanning notes that there isn't much time to dwell on the loss, and the team will focus on the positives and areas for improvement. She's confident that the team can build on the way they finished the game and is excited for the upcoming match against the Mumbai Indians, who have world-class players.