DC vs MI Live Score

7:09 PM IST Next up, the match officials receive their mementoes in recognition of their outstanding officiating throughout the tournament.

7:08 PM IST With that, the third edition of the Women’s T20 League comes to an epic close. The tournament has only grown bigger and better, showcasing world-class talent, nail-biting thrillers, and unforgettable moments. Women’s cricket is on the rise, and this league is leading the charge. We hope you’ve enjoyed the ride as much as we’ve loved bringing you the action. But the cricketing carnival doesn’t stop here – next up is the highly anticipated Indian T20 League, set to kick off on March 22nd, with defending champions Kolkata taking on Bengaluru at the iconic Eden Gardens. The action will begin at 7.30 pm IST (2 pm GMT), but you can tune in early for all the build-up. We hope to see you then. For now, cheers and goodbye!

7:07 PM IST It's now time for the victorious skipper, Harmanpreet Kaur, to step up and collect the award for winning the title before she joins for a chat. Harmanpreet credits the victory to a great team effort and congratulates Delhi for their impressive tournament. She acknowledges that her team did not start as they wanted but showed resilience and fought hard. Reflecting on her innings, she admits it wasn’t easy when she walked in to bat. She focused on rotating the strike and, with Nat Sciver-Brunt at the other end, aimed to keep things simple and take calculated risks. She feels 150 was a decent total, but in pressure games, it often feels like chasing 180. She gives full credit to the bowlers for delivering crucial breakthroughs in the Powerplay, which ultimately won them the game. She also highlights the importance of one-on-one meetings within the team to provide better clarity on individual roles

7:07 PM IST That’s a wrap on yet another sensational season of the Women’s T20 League. Harmanpreet Kaur hoists the trophy high, surrounded by her elated teammates, support staff, and the owner as Mumbai celebrates yet another historic triumph. The confetti rains down, the fireworks light up the night sky, and the sheer joy on their faces says it all. They’ve earned this moment after an incredible campaign. The cameras flash, the cheers echo through the stadium, and this celebration is far from over. Mumbai will savour this victory for a long time to come. Meanwhile, Delhi will have to wait another year for their shot at glory, but their journey has been nothing short of inspiring.

7:06 PM IST It's time for Delhi's skipper, Meg Lanning, to collect the Runner-up trophy. Meg says they had another good season but unfortunately couldn't get over the line again and despite the disappointment, Mumbai played really well and congratulates them. Adds that 150 was a good total to chase, but they didn't quite get it together in the chase but she is very proud of the team. Mentions that there is absolutely no substitute for performing well on the day and Mumbai did that and deservedly won the game. States that they haven't been able to put up strong performances in the final and they had put themselves in good positions but ended on the wrong side and that's how this game can be at times.

6:53 PM IST Natalie Sciver-Brunt is awarded the ORANGE CAP for finishing as the highest scorer this season with 523 runs and is also named the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament. Natalie calls it a fantastic season for her in the Women's T20 League. She is grateful to be standing in this moment, acknowledging the ups and downs of the game and embracing the highs while they last. She praises the team’s incredible group of all-rounders and world-class players who can step up when it matters most. For her, being part of a franchise that feels like a family makes this victory even more special.