RCB used Perry's undefeated 90 runs to achieve a score of 180/6 against UPW in WPL.

In an exciting Women's Premier League match on Monday, Royal Challengers Bengaluru faced off against UP Warriorz. Winning the toss, RCB chose to bat first and got off to a shaky start as their captain Smiriti Mandhana was bowled by Deepti Sharma in the fourth over.

However, things quickly turned around as Ellyse Perry and Danni Wyatt-Hodge came together at the crease. The two batswomen formed a strong partnership, scoring 94 runs in just 65 balls for the second wicket. Perry, in particular, was in top form, scoring an unbeaten 90 off just 56 balls. Wyatt-Hodge also contributed significantly with a solid knock of 57.

Despite some early setbacks, RCB managed to post a formidable total of 180 for six in their allotted 20 overs. Unfortunately, the other batswomen, including Richa Ghosh, Kanika Ahuja, and Georgia Wareham, were unable to make a significant impact. However, Perry's impressive performance ensured that RCB had a strong finish.

In the second innings, UP Warriorz faced a tough challenge against RCB's bowling attack. Tahlia McGrath, Chinelle Henry, and Deepti Sharma all picked up a wicket each for RCB, making it difficult for UP Warriorz to chase the target.

In the end, RCB emerged victorious with a score of 180 for six, securing a well-deserved win against UP Warriorz. It was a thrilling match filled with ups and downs, but RCB's strong batting display and disciplined bowling ultimately led them to victory.

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