At one point in the chase of 196 runs, Mumbai Indians faltered when both the openers were out. First Kamalini departed after scoring 13 runs, then Mathews lost his wicket for 22 runs. There was a partnership of only 20 runs between the two, after which it seemed that the match would slip from Mumbai’s hands, but then Amanjot Kaur came to the crease and then changed the course of the match. He made the target easy by scoring 40 runs in 26 balls with the help of 7 fours.
