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Beth Mooney’s unbeaten 96 powered Gujarat Giants to a commanding 186/5 before their bowlers dismantled UP Warriorz for 105, securing an 81-run victory in the WPL 2025. Mooney’s knock, supported by Harleen Deol’s 45,

Beth Mooney was the star of the show with her 96 not out, which is the highest individual score in WPL's short history. Her magnificent innings took GG to 186/5. UPW collapsed and folded for just 105 to lose the game by a big margin.

The Gujarat Giants have made a giant stride in the Women's Premier League 2025 points table after their big win over UP Warriorz in their sixth match of the tournament. GG shot out UPW for their lowest-ever score in WPL and won the match by 81 runs.

Mooney’s exploits set the stage for GG’s total of 186 for five. Warriorz’s response was wholly inadequate, folding for 105 in 17.1 overs. Tanuja Kanwar and Kashvee Gautam took three wickets apiece. The result was a foregone conclusion once Deepti Sharma’s team slumped to 25 for four.

UP Warriorz captain Deepti Sharma won the toss and opted to bowl first in the Women's Premier League match 15 against Gujarat Giants at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

UP Warriorz captain Deepti Sharma chooses to bowl after winning the toss against Gujarat Giants in the WPL 2025. Both teams have two wins from five games. With Delhi Capitals securing playoff qualification,

UP Warriorz Women (UP-W) will take on Gujarat Giants Women (GJ-W) in match 15 of the ongoing WPL 2025 at the Ekana International Cricket Stadium, Lucknow on Wednesday, March 3.

Beth Mooney hit an unbeaten 96 from 59 balls as Gujarat Giants claimed a crushing 81-run win over UP Warriorz in the Women's Premier League. The Australia left-hander batted throughout the Gujarat innings,

Beth Mooney's unbeaten 96 has put Gujarat Giants on the brink of the WPL play-offs but the Australian should have become the competition's first centurion.