MI-W VS UP-W LIVE Score, WPL 2026: UP Warriorz beat Mumbai Indians by 7 wickets

Chloe Tryon finishes the job in style for UP Warriorz. With a massive six over deep mid-wicket, she brings the scores level and ensures a commanding seven-wicket victory. Tryon’s power-hitting, combined with Harleen Deol’s steady innings, powered the chase as the duo punished loose deliveries and rotated the strike brilliantly. The Warriorz dugout erupts in celebration, capping off a clinical performance that left no doubts about their dominance in this contest.

UP Warriorz need 7 runs from 12 balls. Chloe Tryon 21 (10) and Harleen Deol 64 (39) look to finish strong.

Chloe Tryon has picked up the pace for UP Warriorz, finding boundaries at will. She combines clever placement with aggression, sweeping and driving past fielders to keep the scoreboard ticking. A couple of fours off Amelia Kerr, including one that survived a review, show her composure under pressure.

Alongside Harleen Deol, Tryon is keeping the momentum firmly with the Warriorz, turning good deliveries into scoring opportunities and making life difficult for the Mumbai Indians bowlers.

Harleen Deol continues her dazzling innings, racing past fifty and putting on a show for the UP Warriorz. After a free-hit went for a one-bounce four, she hasn’t looked back—punishing every loose delivery. From driving past mid-off and cover to taking the attack over extra-cover, Harleen is dominating Sanskriti Gupta and keeping the momentum firmly with her team. 15 runs come off the 16th over.

Harleen Deol celebrates a well-deserved fifty as she punishes a free-hit with a crisp one-bounce four, bringing cheers from head coach Abhishek Nayar and a hug from Chloe Tryon. The free-hit comes after Sanskriti Gupta oversteps, and Harleen takes full advantage, calmly guiding the ball through extra-cover and keeping UP Warriorz moving in the chase.

Phoebe Litchfield’s promising knock of 25 from 22 ends as Amelia Kerr traps her with a well-judged googly. Litchfield hoicks the ball off the toe-end and it’s safely caught by Triveni Vasistha at square-leg, breaking the key partnership.

Meanwhile, Harleen Deol keeps UP Warriorz ticking with smart singles and a stylish four through deep backward square-leg, keeping the innings moving despite the breakthrough.

UP Warriorz reached 111/2 after 14 overs, thanks to smart batting from Harleen Deol (43 off 26) and Phoebe Litchfield (24 off 20). Harleen timed her drives and flicks well, while Phoebe rotated strike with well-placed shots. Singles and clever placement kept the momentum with UPW despite tight bowling from Sanskriti Gupta. UP Warriorz need 51 runs off 36 deliveries.

Harleen Deol kept up her aggressive form in the 13th over, starting with a fantastic back-foot punch past backward point for four, showing excellent timing and placement. She then added singles with smart nudges to the vacant square-leg area and deep mid-wicket, keeping the scoreboard moving.

Nat Sciver-Brunt tried to mix things up with slower-balls and short deliveries, but Harleen handled them well, even though one wide bouncer went untouched. Meanwhile, Phoebe Litchfield joined in the scoring, pulling a good-length delivery down to long-on and pushing a full slower-ball to backward point, rotating the strike efficiently.

Harleen Deol continued her onslaught in the 12th over, dominating Shabnim Ismail’s bowling. She started with a beautiful square-drive for four, beating the dive of the sweeper cover, and then followed it up with another boundary, reaching wide of backward point.

The next delivery saw her drive a short-of-length ball past backward point once again. She then unleashed another four on a shortish delivery, punishing the off-side field. Even though she missed a full delivery and barely managed a single off another ball due to a fumble at backward point, she maintained her aggressive approach, keeping the scoreboard ticking and putting pressure on the Warriors.

Phoebe Litchfield and Harleen Deol keep the scoreboard moving. Litchfield takes a single to deep mid-wicket off a good-length delivery, then steps down the track and smashes a massive SIX over long-on, showing excellent timing and power. Deol contributes with quick singles, sweeping and driving to keep the partnership alive. Kerr’s over proves costly as both batters rotate strike and continue to dominate. MIW need 79 runs from 60 deliveries to win.

Nicola Carey struggles to contain the batters as Phoebe Litchfield and Harleen Deol take charge. Litchfield opens with a gorgeous square drive for FOUR, timing it perfectly past backward point. Deol is unstoppable, first gliding a slower off-cutter between backward point and short third man for FOUR, then following it up with a crisp drive to sweeper cover for a single. Carey manages a couple of dot balls, but the pressure is clearly with the batters as UP Warriorz keep the runs flowing.

Amelia Kerr’s over turns expensive as Phoebe Litchfield and Harleen Deol make her pay. Litchfield starts by taking a single with a neat drive down to long-on, then follows it up with a FOUR through the off-side. Harleen Deol joins the party, smashing two consecutive boundaries — a late cut past short third man and a beautifully timed drive wide of point and cover. Kerr manages one tidy delivery to Litchfield in between, but the damage is done, 3 boundaries and singles in the over, and the scoreboard keeps ticking for UP Warriorz.

Disaster for UP Warriorz as Nat Sciver-Brunt strikes again in the same over. Kiran Navgire, after surviving the earlier balls, goes on the back foot to pull a slower off-cutter.

The pace deceives her, she gets a top-edge, and Sajeevan Sajana at deep backward square-leg holds on safely. Navgire departs for 10 off 12, leaving both openers back in the pavilion. Mumbai Indians get a huge boost.

UP Warriorz suffer a big blow right after the timeout. Meg Lanning, who was looking good, goes for a pull off a short delivery from Nat Sciver-Brunt and skies it straight to deep backward square-leg. Sajeevan Sajana holds on comfortably, and Lanning walks back after scoring 25 off 26 balls, including three fours and a six. A key wicket for Mumbai Indians as they strike at an important moment.

Shabnim Ismail tests both batters with pace and movement, but Meg Lanning and Kiran Navgire manage to rotate the strike well. Lanning starts with a crisp square drive to third man for a single and later glides another to the same region. She is beaten a few times by Ismail’s short deliveries, including one that zips past the bat and is cleverly stopped by Kamalini. Navgire also gets a single with a top-edged pull that lands safely in front of leg-gully. A tidy over from Ismail, but the batters keep the scoreboard ticking.

Meg Lanning is in superb touch in this over from Nat Sciver-Brunt. She starts with a well-placed pull for FOUR, beating Amanjot at deep backward square-leg. A slower-ball off-cutter follows, but Lanning adjusts perfectly, sweeping a full delivery down leg for a massive SIX over deep backward square-leg.

She takes a single on the remaining balls, rotating strike efficiently. Kiran Navgire couldn’t get going off Sciver-Brunt, finding only mid-off for a dot. A huge over that shifts momentum straight back to UP Warriorz.

Shabnim Ismail keeps testing Meg Lanning with pace and bounce, beating her bat a couple of times early in the over. Lanning finally manages a hard cut, but Amelia Kerr does well at backward point to save runs. The momentum then shifts to Kiran Navgire. She first gets a thick top-edge on a pull that flies over the keeper for a boundary, and then finishes the over in style by driving Ismail straight back down the ground for another FOUR. A productive over for UP Warriorz as Navgire begins to find her range.

Nicola Carey continues to bring the ball back in sharply, and Meg Lanning again struggles to pick the inswinger early in the over, missing a couple of flicks and getting hit on the pads.

But once Carey offers a bit of width, Lanning makes her pay. She first leans back and cuts a slower ball neatly between point and backward point for FOUR, then follows it up with a lovely punch on the rise through the off side for another FOUR. A leg-bye to finish the over, but a much better one for UP Warriorz as Lanning finds her timing.

Shabnim Ismail brings serious pace in her first over and keeps both batters alert. Meg Lanning starts with a driven single before Kiran Navgire has a nervy few balls, missing a couple and getting hit on the pads. Navgire then goes for a drive and gets lucky, the ball flies in the air but falls just short of Harmanpreet Kaur at mid-off.

The over ends with more fortune for Navgire as a delivery sliding down leg brushes the thigh pad and races away fine for FOUR leg byes.

Nicola Carey starts with a probing over, getting the ball to swing in sharply. Meg Lanning looks uneasy early, missing a couple of inswingers and getting hit on the pads more than once, though the ball is sliding down leg each time. Carey even draws a wide as one nips back down the leg side, well taken by Kamalini behind the stumps.

The big moment comes on the last ball when Kiran Navgire is struck on the pads and Mumbai go up for a review. Ball-tracking shows impact as umpire’s call, and Navgire survives. A testing opening over with no runs off the bat, but plenty of drama right away. UPW - 2/0 after the 1st over.

The final over brings plenty of drama. Nicola Carey starts with a clever sliced FOUR behind square, but UP Warriorz hit back quickly. Nat Sciver-Brunt tries to muscle a full toss and ends up hitting it straight to Chloe Tryon, who takes another excellent catch to end a brilliant knock.

Sajeevan Sajana walks in and struggles against the yorkers. On the last ball, Carey pushes it to long-on and sets off for a risky second. Sajana turns late, the throw comes in quickly, and Shikha Pandey completes the run-out. Two wickets in the over as UP Warriorz close out the innings sharply by conceding just 7 runs.

UP Warriorz get a big wicket right at the death (19.3 overs). Nat Sciver-Brunt looks to finish strongly but ends up offering a chance off a full toss outside off. Chloe Tryon is sharp once again and takes a superb catch to remove MI’s best batter. Sciver-Brunt walks back after a brilliant knock of 65 off 43 balls, an innings filled with timely boundaries that powered Mumbai Indians through the middle and death overs.

Sophie Ecclestone keeps things mostly under control in the 19th over by conceding 9 runs. Nat Sciver-Brunt starts by finding a couple with a slapped drive and then adds two more with a clever reverse lap. A full toss that slips out of Ecclestone’s hand results in a no-ball and two byes, bringing a smile from both English players. Ecclestone recovers well after that, giving away only singles and dot balls, and finishes the over strongly as MI look to push hard at the death.

Nat Sciver-Brunt keeps the pressure firmly on UP Warriorz after bringing up her half-century. She starts the over with a powerful sweep for FOUR and follows it up with another boundary, making room and swiping it comfortably past the deep mid-wicket fielder.

Deepti Sharma tries to respond with fuller and straighter deliveries, managing to limit the damage to singles for the rest of the over. Still, it’s a strong one for MI as Sciver-Brunt continues to dominate late in the innings. MIW 145/3 after 18 overs.

Nat Sciver-Brunt brings up a well-paced fifty in style off 32 balls. She started cautiously but has completely taken charge now. Deepti Sharma serves up a full toss and Sciver-Brunt makes no mistake, swinging it powerfully backward of square for boundary. She raises her bat and acknowledges the applause, a top-quality innings that has put Mumbai Indians firmly in control at this stage.

Shikha Pandey goes full and targets the yorker, but Nat Sciver-Brunt still finds a way to score. She starts the over by clearing her front leg and smashing a boundary over mid-wicket. Another boundary follows when a shot to deep mid-wicket slips through Beth Litchfield’s legs in the deep.

Pandey responds well with accurate yorkers, giving away only singles for the rest of the over. Still, MI continue to move at a good pace as Sciver-Brunt and Carey keep the pressure on.

Mumbai Indians are flying now. Nicola Carey takes full advantage of Chloe Tryon’s errors, starting the over with a pulled boundary after a dragged-down delivery. She keeps finding the gaps, punishing another short ball in front of square and then lifting one cleanly to long-on for FOUR.

Tryon does manage to slip in a couple of dot balls, but Carey has the last word again, smashing another boundary to cap a huge over. 16 runs off the over, MI have completely shifted momentum in their favour.

This is a big over for Mumbai Indians. After a quiet start with Nicola Carey rotating strike, Nat Sciver-Brunt takes charge. She first pulls one in front of square for FOUR, then comes down the track and lifts Sobhana over long-on for a SIX.

Sciver-Brunt is clearly reading the bowler well now and follows it up with another strong pull shot for FOUR. Sobhana changes her angle, but the damage is done. Singles at the end of the over, but MI have finally found momentum through Sciver-Brunt.

Nat Sciver-Brunt keeps the scoreboard ticking against Sophie Ecclestone. She starts with a clipped single and then plays a confident sweep, crouching low to send the ball backward of square for a four. Ecclestone pulls things back by troubling Nicola Carey with quicker deliveries, forcing a couple of mistimed pulls. Carey still manages to rotate strike, and Sciver-Brunt lofts one on the bounce to long-off to keep things moving. A steady over for MI, built around Sciver-Brunt’s control.

The over starts with a bang as Harmanpreet Kaur charges down the track and hits Asha Sobhana clean over long-on for a big SIX. But the joy is short-lived. Sobhana floats one up again and Harmanpreet gets dismissed. A massive wicket for UP Warriorz and a real momentum-shifter.

Nicola Carey walks in and plays sensibly, picking up a couple with a square cut and then rotating strike. Nat Sciver-Brunt also steps out to drive one to deep extra cover for a single. Sobhana finishes the over with a dot ball, keeping things tight after the big breakthrough.

That’s a huge moment in the match at 12.2 overs. Harmanpreet Kaur looks to take on Asha Sobhana after hitting a six, but doesn’t get the timing right. She lofts a flighted delivery on middle, and Chloe Tryon pulls off a brilliant catch, a real screamer, to send the MI captain back. Harmanpreet departs for 16 off 11 balls, and UP Warriorz get a big breakthrough just as MI were looking to push on.

Sophie Ecclestone keeps it slow and flighted, and MI continue to rotate strike early in the over. Nat Sciver-Brunt sweeps and then Harmanpreet Kaur lofts one safely to pick up singles. Ecclestone nearly beats Harmanpreet with a loopy delivery, but the MI captain responds in style on the next ball as she uses her feet, gets to the pitch, and hits Ecclestone straight back over her head for a clean boundary. A single off the last ball ends a productive over for Mumbai Indians.

Asha Sobhana mixes things up well. Harmanpreet Kaur starts with a short spinning ball and decides not to play it, then drives a very slow delivery to sweeper cover for a single. Nat Sciver-Brunt struggles at first, missing a cut and a sweep, but finally gets some reward on 10.5, she tries a reverse swat, and the ball goes over short third for boundary. A single to deep mid-wicket finishes the over, keeping MI moving steadily.

Deepti Sharma keeps things tight with her variations, forcing MI to work hard for runs. Harmanpreet Kaur opens the over with a gentle turn into the leg side before Nat Sciver-Brunt sweeps and chips away at the field with singles and twos.

Deepti beats Sciver-Brunt in flight as she comes down the track, the ball sneaking past the inside edge and thudding into the pad. The moment of the over comes at the death, Sciver-Brunt crouches low and swipes one in front of square, only for Beth Litchfield to sprint across and pull off a brilliant diving stop, saving a certain boundary and limiting MI to two. UP Warriorz continue to squeeze in the middle overs with sharp bowling and even sharper fielding.

Sophie Ecclestone follows up her wicket with a typically disciplined spell. Nat Sciver-Brunt begins watchfully, easing a full ball back to the bowler before riding the bounce to cut a shorter one to sweeper cover for a single. The big moment of the over remains Kamalini’s dismissal. Harmanpreet Kaur walks in and gets off the mark with a firm punch to sweeper cover after Ecclestone slips one down the leg side for a wide. The over closes with Ecclestone shutting the door on Sciver-Brunt, beating her with flight and line to concede no further damage as UP Warriorz continue to squeeze through the middle overs.

Sophie Ecclestone makes an instant impact, picking up a wicket in her very first over. Gunalan Kamalini, who never quite looked settled at the crease, decides to take on the left-arm spinner but doesn’t get the timing right.

Ecclestone floats it up, gets the ball to spin back in, and Kamalini tries to loft straight down the ground, only to find Kiran Navgire stationed safely at long-off.

A simple catch and MI lose their second wicket in two overs.

Deepti Sharma begins the over with a flighted delivery that Gunalan Kamalini drags off the inner half to deep mid-wicket for a single. The breakthrough arrives soon after as Amanjot Kaur departs.

Nat Sciver-Brunt walks in and is immediately tested. Deepti beats her in flight and has a confident LBW appeal turned down with ball-tracking showing it missing, before drawing a couple of quiet dots. The drama peaks on the final ball as Sciver-Brunt rocks back and pulls hard, only for Meg Lanning to fly to her right at mid-wicket and nearly pull off a one-handed stunner, the ball spills, and MI steal a single to close a gripping over. MIW: 44/1 after 8 overs.

UP Warriorz finally get the breakthrough they were searching for. Deepti Sharma strikes with a big wicket, ending Amanjot Kaur’s stay after a fluent knock. Amanjot looks to take on the bowler once again but doesn’t get the timing this time, offering a catch that Kranti Gaud safely pouches.

The Warriorz will be relieved to see the back of MI’s in-form batter. Amanjot walks back for 38 off 33 balls, having held the innings together.

Kranti Gaud’s over is all about edges and near-misses. Amanjot Kaur starts by forcing one off the back foot and gets a thick outside edge that races away with no third man in place. Gaud then nearly traps her in front as the ball nips back sharply, beating the inside edge and striking

Amanjot on the back thigh, but the appeal never really gathers steam. Amanjot charges down and squeezes a nip-backer off the inside edge past leg stump for another boundary.

The rest of the over is controlled a cut behind square for a single, Kamalini rotating strike, and a dot to finish but MI continue to pick up timely runs through their set batter.

Deepti Sharma starts with a teasing, tossed-up delivery that Amanjot Kaur knocks into the leg side, before a flighted ball is driven calmly to long-on for a single. Gunalan Kamalini then has a massive let-off, she pushes a very full ball to mid-off and is well short, but Tryon’s direct hit at the non-striker’s end misses, allowing her to survive.

The momentum swings immediately as Amanjot dances down the track and lofts Deepti cleanly back over her head for a classy four. Deepti pulls the length back,on the final ball, Amanjot digs it out to long-on to retain strike as MI continue their steady build.

Kranti Gaud begins with a probing length ball outside off that Amanjot Kaur dabs softly to cover, followed by a half-hearted caught-behind appeal that UP Warriorz choose not to pursue. The release shot comes on 4.3 as Gaud offers width and Amanjot frees her arms, slicing a fullish delivery neatly between backward point and short third for FOUR.

Gaud pulls things back immediately with a firm back-of-a-length delivery, before Amanjot miscues a hurried pull for a single. To finish, Gaud angles it in to Gunalan Kamalini and beats the bat, closing out a controlled over. Just five from it as MI reach 25/0 after 5 overs.

Shikha Pandey starts with a testing full ball outside off and then produces a beauty that shapes away, beating Amanjot Kaur’s outside edge as she looks to drive on the move. The pressure finally cracks when Shikha overpitches in search of the yorker and serves up a high full toss, Amanjot backs away and slices it past a diving mid-off for a fortunate FOUR.

UP Warriorz think they have struck gold soon after and go upstairs for LBW, but UltraEdge is silent and ball-tracking shows impact outside off, forcing them to lose a review. Amanjot nudges a single to backward square leg to rotate strike, to close the over.

Amanjot Kaur continues to be the aggressor and gets a slice of fortune in this over. After a dot, she leans into a fuller ball and edges it fine for a boundary, safely splitting the keeper and slip to ease the pressure. There’s a classy extra-cover drive for two soon after, showing her growing confidence. Not entirely convincing, but Mumbai Indians are beginning to find some rhythm through Amanjot. MIW 15/0 after 3 overs.

Shikha Pandey hits her lengths straightaway and asks questions of the MI batters. G Kamalini is kept quiet with a probing line outside off, including a sharp blockhole delivery that cramps her for room. The pressure finally yields a couple of singles, with Amanjot Kaur nudging one to deep backward point, but boundaries are completely shut down. A disciplined over from Pandey conceding just 2 runs as Mumbai Indians continue their watchful start in the powerplay.

Kranti Gaud keeps it tight to start, but Amanjot Kaur makes her intentions clear straight away. A cautious single first ball, followed by a watchful phase, before Amanjot finds the boundary with a crisp boundary off 0.5 to release some early pressure.

Apart from that one scoring shot, Gaud maintains good control, conceding just two singles otherwise.

MIW: 6/0 after 1st over.

Gunalan Kamalini(w), Amelia Kerr, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Amanjot Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Nicola Carey, Sajeevan Sajana, Sanskriti Gupta, Poonam Khemnar, Shabnim Ismail, Triveni Vasistha

Kiran Navgire, Meg Lanning(c), Phoebe Litchfield, Harleen Deol, Shweta Sehrawat(w), Chloe Tryon, Deepti Sharma, Sophie Ecclestone, Asha Sobhana Joy, Shikha Pandey, Kranti Gaud

“It's a great feeling and hopefully keep it going in the cricket the way we did in the World Cup. We have one change - Nat is back and Hayley is resting. She (Carey) is someone who is contributing with both bat and ball, she is in form and should continue playing. Throughout this tournament, we have seen everybody scoring close to 180. And this pitch, we played on, we played our first game. So that time, you know, for six over or something, ball was seaming up, hopefully it plays better and we put up a total on the board.”

“We are going to have a bowl first. It seems to have worked pretty well through this tournament. Yeah, because it gives us a good chance to get out there with the ball and hopefully put Mumbai under some pressure early. We are sticking to the same team,We feel like that gives us the best chance on this wicket in these conditions. And yeah, obviously we haven't quite hit our straps yet, but we get another opportunity tonight. (what has she learnt about her new team) There's a lot of talent within this group. It's just, I guess, the challenge with anything you come into is trying to bring it all together and identify what their strengths are and when you can use them best and how to get the best out of them. So that's been a challenge for me, but there's been a lot of learnings for myself and the team. And tonight we get the opportunity to go out there and hopefully improve on those. (was there a big Lanning speech) No, just the usual. Go out there, enjoy yourselves, back your skills. We've done a lot of things right..”

UP Warriorz have won the toss and have opted to bowl.