WPL 2026 [WATCH]:Chloe Tryon makes ‘catch of the season’ to dismiss Harmanpreet Kaur in MI-W vs UP-W clash. Read
of January 15, 2026 Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 in match 8 Mumbai Indians (MI) And UP Warriorz (UPW) A single ball changed the direction of the game. Harmanpreet Kaurwho has been in great form and is the current Orange Cap holder, looked set for another big score, before Chloe Tryon Intervened with a ‘one-time incident’. This wicket doesn’t just dismiss a dangerous batsman; This provides the Warriorz with the energy they need without winning.
Chloe Tryon surprises Harmanpreet Kaur with the catch of the WPL 2026 season
The decisive moment of the match came in 12.2 overs when Asha Sobhana bowled a ball on middle stump, tempting the Mumbai captain for a high-risk shot. Harmanpreet, who had hit a huge six on the previous ball, got down on her knees and played a powerful sweep shot that was headed for the boundary, but Tryon had other plans. Positioned at square leg, Tryon responded with lightning speed, making a spectacular full-length dive to the left and catching the ball in the air with both hands. She was completely in the air when she made contact, and showed amazing composure to keep her hold as she fell to the ground.
While the square leg umpire was rushing to get out of the way, Tryon remained completely focused on the ball, ensuring that it did not come out as it hit the ground. This amazing catch dismissed Harmanpreet for 16 runs in 11 balls, which was a big breakthrough considering the recent habit of the MI captain. For a UPW team that has been struggling for momentum this season, this flash of talent provided a much-needed morale boost against the defending champions.
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WPL 2026: Nat Sciver-Brunt and Nicola Carey take Mumbai Indians to 161/5 against UP Warriorz
After missing the previous match due to illness, Nat Sciver-Brunt Wasted no time in reclaiming his position as the engine of the MI batting unit. he opened Gmama’s Stepped in to bat early after K’s dismissal and completely controlled the UPW bowling attack, scoring 65 runs in 43 balls. His innings was a lesson in space and power, including nine quick boundaries and a huge six over long on. First, Amanjot Kaur He scored 38 runs from 32 balls and provided a steady base, allowing the middle order to play freely. Despite captain Harmanpreet (16) being out to a flighted ball from Sobhana, Sciver-Brunt did not disappoint, controlling the run pace and reaching her fifty in just 32 balls.
at the end of the innings Nicola Carey He put on a vital partnership with Sciver-Brunt to create an exciting game in the final overs. Carey remained unbeaten on 32 off 20 balls, targeting the square boundary with precision and rotating the strike effectively. The bowling unit of Warriorz, led by Shikha Pandey (1/25) and Sophie Ecclestone (1/26), initially kept the run rate under control with a disciplined line and length. However, MI took advantage of the empty spaces in the field in the final overs. Pandey provided some late drama in the final over by dismissing Sciver-Brunt on a fraudulent full toss and getting a run out on the last ball, but by then the damage was done. Mumbai finished with 161 runs, leaving the Warriors with a tough task under lights.
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