Delhi Capitals beat defending Women's Premier League champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru by nine wickets to book their place in the play-offs. Australia's Jess Jonassen and India's Shafali Verma added an unbroken stand of 146 for the second wicket as Delhi reached their target of 148 inside 15.3 overs.

Delhi Capitals handed Royal Challengers Bangalore their fourth consecutive defeat with a dominant nine-wicket victory on Saturday, March 1. The win helped DC qualify for the playoffs this season.

For defending champions RCB, this was their fourth consecutive defeat at their home venue of M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.

Delhi Capitals have five wins in their seven matches in the Women's Premier League 2025. DC have assured themselves of a spot in the next stage, while handing RCB their fourth consecutive loss in the tournament.

RCB ended their home run in the WPL without any win, having lost all four of their matches successively, which has made their race to playoffs tougher. DC is at the top, with five wins in seven matches,

Jess Jonassen upstaged compatriot Ellyse Perry on the night as she scored a brilliant 61 off 38 balls, stitching a 146-run unbeaten partnership with Shafali Verma to chase down 148 in 15.3 overs.

The Delhi Capitals captain, Meg Lanning, won the toss and opted to bowl against the defending champions, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, in the Women's Premier League on Saturday. After sailing to a dominant 9-wicket win over Mumbai Indians on Firday,