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WPL 2024: MI and RCB Playoff Qualification Scenarios Following the Bengaluru Match

After 11 games of the 20-match league season, Delhi Capitals led the points table, signaling the end of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2024. With three clubs finishing with six points, the Capitals are not alone. It’s becoming more apparent now how likely it is for teams to make the playoffs. Only three teams would advance to the Playoffs, with the winner going straight to the championship game and the runners-up facing off in an Eliminator.

In the WPL 2024, Gujarat Giants have performed the poorest. The Beth Mooney-led team did not even get close to the opponent, much less win one, in the four games that have been played thus far.

Their margins of loss are as follows: five wickets against Mumbai with 11 balls remaining, eight wickets against RCB with 45 balls remaining, six wickets with 26 balls remaining against Warriorz, and 25 runs against Capitals. They therefore have very little and no control over their prospects of qualifying. Furthermore It would be unjust to the other team to single out one as the most dominant.

Since they have won three of their four games, Mumbai and Delhi, the winners of the inaugural edition, would be regarded as the most dominant team. While Delhi was defeated by Mumbai, Warriorz defeated the latter thanks to a masterful batting performance by Kiran Navgire.

What do teams need to do to qualify?

It is simple for Delhi and Mumbai. They must triumph in two of their final four contests. Gujarat must not only win every game they play, but also ensure that every other team loses. In order for Warriorz to advance to the final three, they must win all three of their previous games, while RCB must win two of their previous three.

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