Mumbai, batting first, started a little. Yastika Bhatia was dismissed in Powerplay. In the process of pouring a short ball from Daniel Gibson, she was caught by Bharti Phulmali directly on the midwicket. But what happened after this was nothing short of a nightmare for Gujarat.

Hail Mathews and Net Savar scored on the wicket, but scored runs while maintaining speed. Both played brilliant innings of 77–77 runs. The score crossed 150 in 16 overs. Then Harmanpreet rained sixes as soon as he came – with 4 six, he brought Mumbai to 200. Mumbai scored 213/4 in 20 overs.

The target was big, but the start of Gujarat was more difficult.

Instead of scoring runs, the line of run-outs started. Both Daniel Gibson and Harleen Deol returned to the pavilion after suffering misunderstandings. The score was 43/3 in the powerplay itself. After this, Fibi Lichfield and Bharti Phulmali made a little effort. Lichfield scored 31 runs and Phulmali was 30 runs, but the run rate was going up continuously.

Bharti Phulmali was the last hope, but a brilliant ball from Hele Mathews scattered her stumps.

The ball slipped from the bat and entered the direct off-stump. After this, Gujarat's innings collapsed. Gujarat was all out for 166 runs. Mumbai Indians won the match by 47 runs and confirmed their place in the final. Now on March 15, Mumbai Indians Women's will take on Delhi in the final.