MI women have won the WPL in 2023 and 2025.
The Mumbai Indians women won their second Women's Premier League (WPL 2025) title on Saturday, defeating the Delhi Capitals Women by 8 runs in a thrilling final in Mumbai. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur led from the front, scoring 66 runs off 44 balls to win the match.
Nat Sciver-Brunt starred with both the bat and the ball throughout the tournament and in the final as well and was named the Player of the Tournament.
"It is a great team effort. Congrats to Delhi for the way they played; it was not easy for us. When you win, you are really happy. We didn't start well, but being there and doing the right things was important," Harmanpreet said at the presentation ceremony.
"It wasn't easy when I went to bat. I had the belief that if I could rotate the strike when Nat is there, I don't need to take too much pressure. She was in great touch and was doing it for the team. We tried to keep it simple and easy; we took calculated risks, and that helped us in the partnership.
150 was not a decent total for DC, but in pressure games, it always looks like 180. Credit goes to our bowlers, who gave us breakthroughs in the powerplay. Ismail and, at the other end, Nat--really happy with the way the team bowled today,” Harmanpreet added.
"We had really good meetings, one-to-one meetings. We knew we had four experienced bowlers, and in T20, four overs are really important. Today, Saika was there; she bowled those crucial three overs, before that Amanjot, and in between, Sanskriti. They knew their roles, and II was really happy, and I enjoyed playing with them.
It means a lot. In the first season, we tried to do everything right. When we met, we discussed how things did not go right last season. We tried to keep things as simple as possible, and as a team, we did that. We got great support from the support staff, and I'm really happy with how we played as a team," she concluded.
This was Delhi Capitals' third successive loss in three WPL finals, two to MI and one to RCB.