Garth’s five-wicket haul was the second of the day, following Tara Norris’ first five-for of the
competition in the Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. Delhi Capitals match.
In the second game of the day at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, Gujarat Giants’ Kim
Garth, who was brought in as a last-minute replacement for West Indies hitter Deandra
Dottin in the Women’s Premier League, scored four runs for her team.
Alyssa Healy, the skipper of the UP, and Shweta Sehrawat were both taken out in the very
first over of the innings by the Australian-born cricketer who was born in Ireland. Later,She
substituted a golden duck for Tahila McGrath. She finished her tenure with 4-0-36-5 after
dismissing half-centurion Kiran Navgire and Simran Shaikh.
This was the second five-wicket haul of the day; the first came from USA’s Tara Norris in the
Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. Delhi Capitals match. Her five-wicket performance helped
the Capitals win easily by 60 runs.
Regarding the second game on Sunday, Garth’s excellent bowling abilities were ineffective
as the UP Warriorz defeated the Giants by three wickets thanks to stunning runs from Grace
Harris and Sophie Eccelstone of 59 off 26 and 22 off 12, respectively.
Grace, who entered the game with the Warriorz behind by four runs (86),For a golden duck,
she substituted Tahila McGrath. She subsequently claimed the wickets of half-centurion
Kiran Navgire and Simran Shaikh to complete her spell with a score of 4-0-36-5.
This was the second five-wicket haul of the day after USA’s Tara Norris collected the first
five-for of the competition earlier in the day during the Royal Challengers Bangalore vs. Delhi
Capitals match. Her five-wicket haul allowed the Capitals to win by a comfortable margin of
60 runs.
In the second game on Sunday, Grace Harris and Sophie Eccelstone each scored explosive
innings of 59 off 26 and 22 off 12 runs, respectively, helping the UP Warriorz defeat the
Giants by three wickets despite Garth’s superb bowling abilities.
With the Warriorz behind by four runs (86), Grace came to bat.partnered with Sophie
Ecclestone to put together a 70-run stand that helped her side win the game with one ball
left to be bowled.
After the game, Harris reflected on her innings and the victory, saying, “I started horribly. In
order to play, you must be aware of the rules. Very appreciative that Sophie moved quickly. It
felt great to win the game. I was genuinely rather certain about my goals. Was growing
restless when the DRS took so many breaks at the conclusion. I was simply very excited to
go outside and have a bat. a lot of training. I enjoy hitting a little freely. Healy, the coach
agrees with any choice. She strikes with integrity (Sophie).When the ump approached to
announce that the DRS had fallen, there was a small amount of misunderstanding around
the conclusion. It was quite enjoyable.
