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Ellyse Perry Surpasses Harmanpreet, Nears Lanning On Elite List With Stunning WPL Fifty

Arnav Chopra

Elllyse Perry aand Harmanpreet Kaur (Source: @Wplt20/X.com)Elllyse Perry aand Harmanpreet Kaur (Source: @Wplt20/X.com)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) superstar Ellyse Perry has been tremendous for her side in the Women's Premier League (WPL) over the three seasons she has played. The Australian, who has brilliant capabilities with both bat and ball, was crucial for her side during their last year's title-winning campaign.

Ellyse Perry Surpasses Harmanpreet Kaur In The Record Books

In the ongoing WPL match 7, happening at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, the Mumbai Indians side, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, won the toss and put the hosts, RCB, into bat at the packed stadium.

RCB started decently, as their all-rounder, Ellyse Perry, walked in at third position and played a solid knock of 81 runs from just 43 deliveries, with 11 fours and two massive sixes to her name. Perry, who is known to be a hard hitter, played an excellent innings to push her side's score to 167 for 7 by the end of their 20 overs.

She was the lone warrior who played a solid knock, giving her side a real chance to defend the score. With this half-century, she now has six fifties to her name in her WPL career since the inception of the league in 2023. 

Currently, she is only behind her Australian teammate and Delhi Capitals' skipper Meg Lanning, who is ruling the charts with seven half-centuries since the beginning. However, Perry has now gone past the MI skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, who was tied with her at five fifties before this game.

Most 50+ Scores In The WPL

Player
Team
Half-Centuries
Meg LanningDelhi Capitals
7
Ellyse PerryRoyal Challengers Bengaluru6*
Harmanpreet KaurMumbai Indians5
Shafali VermaDelhi Capitals5
Nat Sciver-BruntMumbai Indians5

Ellyse Perry WPL Stats

Talking about Perry's stats in Women's Premier League, she has featured in 20 matches for the RCB women and has managed to score 745 runs at a fabulous average of 57.30 while striking at 130.47, along with her six half-centuries. With the ball, Perry has scalped 11 wickets at an economy of 7.7, averaging 27.54.

Moving on to the game, the Mumbai Indians have batted six overs so far and put up 66 runs while losing two wickets. Nat Sciver-Brunt (41*) and Harmanpreet Kaur (0*) are currently on the crease after the loss of Hayley Matthews on the final ball of the powerplay for 15 as they are chasing 168 for the win.