Delhi Capitals’ WPL 2025 campaign ended in disappointment with a third consecutive loss. Captain Meg Lanning, visibly emotional, expressed pride in her team despite falling short. She acknowledged Mumbai’s excellence and reflected on the challenges faced in crucial matches.

Delhi Capitals suffered another heartbreaking defeat in the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 final, their third consecutive one. Despite a commendable fielding performance that limited the Mumbai Indians (MI) to a score of 149/7, they lost by eight runs.

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 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.

For the third consecutive time, the Delhi Capitals fell at the final hurdle in the Women's Premier League (WPL), suffering yet another heartbreaking defeat. This marked their second WPL final loss to Mumbai Indians,

Former Australia captain Meg Lanning's winning mentality and unwavering optimism have been instrumental in leading the Delhi Capitals to their third consecutive Women's Premier League (WPL) final, India batter Jemimah Rodrigues said.

In a thrilling Women's Premier League final, Delhi Capitals faced a narrow loss to Mumbai Indians, largely attributed to the last two balls of the match. The game saw standout performances from both captains,

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.

Following Delhi Capitals' heartbreaking loss in the Women's Premier League (WPL) final against Mumbai Indians, franchise's head coach Jonathan Batty said that his side lost the game on the final two balls of the match and hailed skipper Meg Lanning for her leadership and individual performances.

Mariznne Kapp broke down in tears and was consoled by her teammates Alice Capsey and Jemimah Rodrigues after Delhi Capitals lost to Mumbai Indians in the final on Saturday.

Sciver-Brunt (493 runs, 9 wickets) and Matthews (17 wickets and 304 runs) currently top the batting and bowling charts respectively, making them crucial to MI's title charge against Meg Lanning's formidable Delhi outfit.