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[Watch] 4, 6, 4 - Ellyse Perry Elevates To 'Goddess' Mode; Deepti Gets Thrashed Brutally

Kaushik Kashyap


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Ellyse Perry hit 16 runs vs Deepti Sharma in WPL. [Source - WPL/X]Ellyse Perry hit 16 runs vs Deepti Sharma in WPL. [Source - WPL/X]

It's Ellyse Perry’s world and we are just living in it. The premier all-rounder continues to dominate the ongoing Women's Premier League 2025 as she delivered yet another masterclass for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), this time in their clash against UP Warriorz on Monday.

Ellyse Consistent Perry!

Perry, who has been a consistent performer in red and gold, scored her third half-century of the tournament and powered RCB to a formidable total. Coming out to bat at 3, Perry had a watchful start and turned her beast mode on after getting past the 50-run mark. Eyeing a big finish towards the end, Perry took on the Warriorz' captain Deepti Sharma in the penultimate over, extracting 16 runs from it.

Despite losing a wicket in the very first ball of the over, Perry didn't lose her flow and drove the second delivery of the over for a boundary towards wide long-off. The 34-year-old went on to hit one over long-off for a six which was followed by another boundary through the mid-wicket.

The Chinnaswamy crowd, of course, went wild as they were treated with yet another Perry classic. She then pulled one through to mid-wicket and managed another couple to conclude the over.

Here, is the video of Ellyse Perry taking on Deepti Sharma for a 16-run 19th over. 

Earlier, after the early wicket of Smriti Mandhana, Perry stitched a crucial 94-run partnership with Dani Wyatt-Hodge, with both the batters scoring fifties. Wyatt departed after a well made 57 off 41, puting RCB in a strong position.

However, the Warriorz did manage to scalp a couple of quick wickets, including the dangerous looking Richa Ghosh but Perry continued the onslaught from her end and tore apart the Warriorz' bowling. Perry remained unbeaten for 90 off 56, comprising 9 boundaries and three sixes as RCB posted 180 for 6 in their 20 overs.