In a thrilling clash between Royal Challengers Bangalore Women and the UP Warriorz in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2024, Ellyse Perry, the celebrated all-rounder from the Australia Women’s National Cricket Team, showcased her prowess with a bat in a remarkable manner. During this encounter held at Bengaluru’s M Chinnaswamy Stadium on March 4th, Perry’s powerful hitting left a lasting impression as she smashed a tremendous six that shattered the window of a display car.

Led by skipper Smriti Mandhana, Royal Challengers Bangalore Women took on Alyssa Healy’s UP Warriorz in what promised to be an exciting contest. Opting to bowl first, the UP Warriorz struggled to contain RCB’s batting onslaught. Mandhana, along with Perry, Richa Ghosh, and Sabbhineni Meghana, contributed stellar performances, driving their team to an imposing total of 198/3.

Perry’s Power Play: A Six to Remember in WPL 2024 Clash

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The standout partnership of the innings occurred between Mandhana and Perry, who collectively added 95 runs off 64 balls. While Mandhana dazzled with an explosive knock of 80 runs off 50 balls, Perry’s dynamic innings of 58 off 37 balls included four boundaries and as many sixes. However, it was Perry’s mighty hit that grabbed headlines, as her powerful stroke sent the ball crashing into the car window, leaving spectators astonished.

Despite her heroics with the bat, Perry expressed a humble yet determined outlook ahead of the match, emphasizing the team’s collective goal of returning to winning ways. She highlighted the challenging nature of the contest against UP Warriorz and the team’s desire to make the most of their home advantage at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.

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Reflecting on her role within the team, Perry noted the depth and versatility of RCB Women’s bowling unit, which influenced her decision to not bowl her full quota of overs. With a spin-heavy attack and strategic planning tailored to match conditions, Perry’s insights underscored RCB-W’s meticulous approach to the game, aiming for success both on and off the field.