The best team of the league stage. A team full of world-class allrounders. A bowling attack with all bases covered and a batting line-up with envious depth. A captain with more titles than you can count. But it all came down to one over that turned the WPL final on its heel and a team that was nearly knocked out two days ago lifted the trophy in front of a raucous crowd in Delhi. Sophie Molineux dumbfounded a fantasy of three wickets, Shreyanka Patil proceeded with her staggering streak with a messed up hand and Asha Sobhana tore out two worldwide allrounders in about three balls to see the three spinners consolidate for 9 for 46 in 10.3 overs to prearrange a Delhi Capitals breakdown of 7 for 23 and 10 for 49 to bowl them out for 113. Having completed second from base last year, RCB turned their season around for their lady WPL prize that made Capitals the sprinters up for a second consecutive year. The RCB line-up barely had any nerves in the pursuit that necessary them to score at under run a ball. Smriti Mandhana moored for 15 overs with sans risk batting and negative. 3 Ellyse Perry pulled definitively for another tasteful batting show and despite the fact that it went down to the last finished, Richa Ghosh crushed the third bundle of it to long-off and retaliate for the tears of the one-run misfortune against Capitals from last Sunday. Shafali begins with a shellacking Capitals could not have possibly seen the breakdown coming particularly after the powerplay they had. Shafali Verma's swings down the ground fueled them to their second-best powerplay score of 61 for 0 and her strokeplay looked ominious. She began by scooping Molineux once again lengthy on, Renuka Singh straight back and Perry additionally over lengthy on. At the point when she deftly controlled Perry's more slow one to the profound third limit, it was her initial four subsequent to having smoked three sixes. Meg Lanning, in the interim, struck sequential fours to advance quickly from 5 off 10 to go past run a ball. Molineux tears through Capitals Capitals were slamming their direction towards a major aggregate and since pace hadn't worked from the get-go, Mandhana brought back Molineux's left-arm turn against the two right-hand hitters. She got the enormous blow when Shafali went for one more six however found Georgia Wareham at profound midwicket, the longest limit on the evening. With a ton of batting profundity and Shafali's 44 off 27, one wicket wouldn't scratch Capitals. Two balls later, Molineux dialed one back to Jemimah Rodrigues and the shot that brings her a ton of runs - the scope - sent her back for a duck when she went excessively far across and missed. Alice Capsey adopted a comparable strategy for her oar, yet she missed too and stowed a brilliant duck subsequent to hearing the ball clatter the stumps behind her. 64 for 0 became 64 for 3 in a one-run three-wicket over. The RCB spinners jump With the group behind them, Mandhana went after with turn from the two closures. Patil kept it tight on the stumps, Molineux's float and precision smothered Capitals further and the limits evaporated. Despite the fact that Patil almost clung to a rocket-like return catch of Marizanne Kapp soon after the midway imprint, she more than compensated for it by catching Lanning two balls later for 23. Lanning evaluated, however having being struck in front on the back foot wouldn't save her or the audit. They had the opportunity to combine for a cutthroat complete like RCB did against Mumbai two days prior from 49 for 4. Jess Jonassen and Kapp had scored only five additional runs together yet the two of them offered their wickets in about three balls. After Kapp conflicted with Asha's legspin with a major swing to view as lengthy on, Jonassen miscued totally to be gotten not a long way from the pitch by Mandhana, whom Asha almost crashed into. 87 for 6 after 14, Capitals would have basically needed to bat out the innings, yet a heartless RCB assault give them anything to relax. Minnu Mani missed her range to fall lbw subsequent to breaking the limit dry spell of 46 balls and Radha Yadav's consecutive fours against Wareham didn't count for much at last since her run-out summarized the Capitals innings. Patil trapped the last two wickets in three balls to get done with dazzling figures of 4 for 12 from 3.3 overs and the competition on top of the wicket-taking graphs with a count of 13, trailed by Asha and Molineux at 12 each. Mandhana, Perry lead the pursuit Mandhana and Sophie Devine were in no rush to get to 114. They slithered to 25 for 0 in the powerplay with only three limits before Devine pursued Radha's first over when the powerplay finished. She crushed three fours on leg with an in the middle between swung over lengthy off that diminished the condition to 71 off 78. Devine fell two overs later and Mandhana kept on playing along the ground in the organization of Perry's strong strokeplay. Rather than RCB's predominance with turn, Capitals decided to bowl pace for 10 of the initial 13 overs. Their 30 balls without a limit were, be that as it may, sufficiently not to make imprints. Arundhati Reddy's short length released two limits in an over and despite the fact that Mandhana holed out for 31, Perry and Ghosh cleared out the leftover 32 runs without leaving any space for another thrill ride.