RCB vs MI Match 9 Results

5:15 PM IST Right then, that is it from this game as Mumbai makes an easy task of Bangalore and defeats them by 7 wickets. The excitement of the Women's T20 League continues with Gujarat taking on Delhi in match number 10 tomorrow at 7.30 pm IST (2 pm GMT). Join us earlier for all the pre-match build-up. Until then, cheers!

5:14 PM IST Amelia Kerr is the player of the match and she says it always feels great after a win and credits the side for playing well today. Adds that she loves batting and putting in the hard yard in training with the bat and she believes in her abilities to bat well. Mentions that it is tough to bowl the last over that too with players such as Ellyse Perry out to bat but she enjoys such pressure and luckily it went well for her today.

5:14 PM IST The skipper of Mumbai Natalie Sciver-Brunt says they reviewed the game pretty well and she is really happy with the result. She continues that they would have been happy with anything under 150. She also states that the wickets change under the lights and it comes nicely onto the bat. She also praises her bowling unit, especially in the power play. Ends up saying that Yastika Bhatia and Hayley Matthews were outstanding tonight as they spoke about putting the pressure back on the opposition and they did exactly that.

5:01 PM IST Smriti Mandhana the skipper of Bangalore says that they failed to make the start that they had planned. Adds that it was a good wicket to bat first but they failed to capitalize. She reckons that 165 would have been a good target to propose but they failed to bat well. Mentions that they have to work on the bowling in the line of stumps. Also mentions that Ellyse Perry was not a hundred percent fit today but she played exceptionally well. Ends up saying that they will learn from the mistake and make a comeback.

4:59 PM IST Stay tuned for the presentation ceremony...

4:58 PM IST Earlier in the game, after being asked to bat first, Bangalore put up a below-par performance with the bat in front of their fans and crawled their way to 131 after 20 overs. The top order failed miserably and it was all about Ellyse Perry for them. Ellyse Perry scored 44 while she was helped by Georgia Wareham who also batted well and scored 27. Other batters couldn't contribute much and the team suffered as a result. Bowling from Mumbai was lethal, to say the least. Skipper Natalie Sciver-Brunt and Pooja Vastrakar took a couple each while, Saika Ishaque and Issy Wong took one each as well.