Harmanpreet Kaur Dazzles With An Unbeaten 73 For Melbourne Renegades In WBBL Clash Against Adelaide Strikers. Watch

Harmanpreet Kaur starred with each bat and ball as she guided the Melbourne Renegades to a dominant six-wicket win over the Adelaide Strikers within the ongoing Girls’s Large Bash League (WBBL) on the Lilac Hill Park in Perth on Sunday. She took two wickets earlier than scoring an unbeaten 46-ball 73 because the Renegades gained the sport with two balls and 6 wickets to spare. The 32-year-old had additionally scored a 32-ball 43 within the Renegades’ earlier sport towards the Sydney Sixers.

Harmanpreet, who has struggled with health and type over the previous 12 months, has been spectacular within the ongoing WBBL. The truth is, she is the third-highest run-scorer within the ongoing WBBL season, having scored 219 runs from six video games.

Here is the video of her innings:

aka Harmanpreet Thor.

A mighty innings! (thanks for the brand new nickname, @JemiRodrigues 😄)#GETONRED pic.twitter.com/5PBZYHGAtY

— Renegades WBBL (@RenegadesWBBL) October 31, 2021

Aside from Harmanpreet, Jemimah Rodrigues additionally scored a useful 27 off 16 balls for the Renegades. Notably, Rodrigues had additionally scored an unbeaten 56-ball 75 within the sport towards Sydney Thunder earlier this week.

Amongst different Indian gamers, Deepti Sharma and Smriti Mandhana additionally starred for the Sydney Thunders because the defending champions gained their first sport of the season by beating the Hobart Hurricanes 37 runs.

Deepti placed on all-round present, scoring a 15-ball 20 earlier than taking three wickets. Mandhana, alternatively, continued her good type, scoring a run-a-ball 50.

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Thus far, Deepti has carried out properly within the event, bagging 9 wickets from six video games. Sydney Thunder, nonetheless, have had a torrid begin to their title defence, having misplaced 5 of their first six video games.

So far as the WBBL factors desk is anxious, the Renegades paved the way with 5 wins from their first seven video games. In the meantime, defending champions Sydney Thunder are languishing on the backside with simply two wins to date.