Delhi Capitals' record in the Women's Premier League (WPL) finals. They have been on the losing side in all three WPL finals, twice against Mumbai Indians - in 2023 and 2025 and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in 2024.

Mumbai Indians secured their second Women's Premier League title with 8-run victory over Delhi Capitals in the 2025 final match at Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai, on Sunday night. Harmanpreet Kaur played a pivotal role with a scintillating 44-ball 66,

Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's panache powered Mumbai Indians to their second Women's Premier League title as Delhi Capitals choked for the third time in succession losing by eight runs in what turned out to be an exciting finale here on Saturday.

Mumbai Indians have etched their name in history as the most successful team in WPL, securing their second title in the 2025 edition. Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals’ heartbreak continued as they fell short in the final.

Delhi Capitals skipper Meg Lanning took centre stage and expressed how disappointed she was after losing her third straight WPL final, as Delhi Capitals fall short of the title, losing the final to Mumbai Indians.

Mumbai Indians secured their second Women's Premier League title at Brabourne Stadium, overcoming Delhi Capitals by eight runs. Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's decisive performance and strong spells from Nat-Sciver Brunt and Amelia Kerr sealed victory.

In the ongoing WPL 2025 final match against Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals skipper Meg Lanning has won the toss and elected to bowl first. Ahead of the WPL 2025 final, Mumbai Indians will be looking to claim their second title in the history.

The Delhi Capitals fall to the Mumbai Indians in the WPL final as Meg Lanning's quest for ultimate victory comes up short again.

Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians finished the group stages in WPL 2025 on 10 points each. Delhi Capitals topped the points table on the basis of better net run-rate.

Delhi Capitals fought till the end, but this game was put to bed when skipper Meg Lanning relegated herself to the inner tier of the dugout, glassy eyed after getting so near, but ending up so far.