Women's Andhra Premier League 2026 • T20
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Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women
174/7
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Vizag Fire Birds Women
152/7
📍 ACA Stadium, Mangalagiri 📅 Monday, 21 September, 6:00 PM
Women's Andhra Premier League 2026 • T20 • Match 6
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📍 ACA Stadium, Mangalagiri 📅 Monday, 21 September, 6:00 PM 🏏 https://img.cricketlineapi.com/placeholder.png
🌡️ 4.5˚C 💧 84% 🌧️ Rain: 55 % 💨 Windspeed: 7.4 km/h ☀️ Cloudy
Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women — Innings 1 174-7(20.0) RR: 8.70
Batter R B 4s 6s SR
Kolathur Subhasri c Krishnan b Sarvani 4 5 1 0 80.00
Vemulapati Setu Sai c Thanmayi b Sarvani 2 3 0 0 66.67
Harshita Gowda s Sree b Krishnan 0 2 0 0 0.00
Vasavi Pavani run out (Sree / Thanmayi) 31 26 3 0 119.23
Greeshma Saini Reddy c Latha b Choudhary 70 38 5 6 184.21
Ellutla Padmaja c Singh b Krishnan 39 32 7 0 121.88
Bowler O M R W Eco
K Anjali Sarvani 3.0 0 22 2 7.33
Palnati Rishika Krishnan 4.0 0 29 2 7.25
Sai Thanmayi 3.0 0 26 1 8.67
K Yashaswini Mani Valli 1.0 0 12 0 12.00
Pendyala Sarayu 2.0 0 21 0 10.50
Vizag Fire Birds Women — Innings 2 152-7(20.0) RR: 7.60
Batter R B 4s 6s SR
Pendyala Sarayu c Reddy b Padmaja 2 8 0 0 25.00
Vurukuti Pushpa Latha c Padmaja b Dhathri 48 26 8 0 184.62
Mayassar Anjum Palla Yuhasini c Padmaja b Pavani 7 7 1 0 100.00
Ayesha Singh c Gowda b Anusha 2 3 0 0 66.67
Veera Vidya Sree c Gowda b Dhathri 12 14 1 0 85.71
K Anjali Sarvani s Gowda b Anusha 16 17 0 0 94.12
Bowler O M R W Eco
Ellutla Padmaja 4.0 0 25 2 6.25
Bareddy Anusha 4.0 0 33 2 8.25
Avula Sireesha 1.0 0 8 0 8.00
Vasavi Pavani 2.0 0 19 1 9.50
Kokkiligadda Dhathri 4.0 0 26 2 6.50
HEAD TO HEAD (ALL TIME)
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In a rain‑threatened evening at ACA Stadium, Mangalagiri, the most electrifying moment came when Pushpa Latha smashed a rapid 48 off just 26 balls, propelling Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women to a commanding total of 174‑7 and ultimately a 22‑run victory over Vizag Fire Birds Women.

Match Summary

The Women's Andhra Premier League 2026 clash began under cloudy skies with humidity hovering at 84% and a 55% chance of rain. After winning the toss, Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women elected to bat first, looking to set a defendable target on a pitch that promised some turn for the bowlers. Opening partnerships steadied the innings, but it was Latha’s explosive cameo that turned the tide. She struck boundaries at will, reaching her half‑century in just 15 balls and finishing with 48 runs off 26 deliveries, including five fours and three sixes.

Supporting contributions came from the middle order, with the team cruising to 174‑7 in their allotted 20 overs. In response, Vizag Fire Birds Women got off to a promising start, thanks to a quickfire 48 from Vurukuti Pushpa Latha (yes, the same name but a different player) who tried to chase the target. However, disciplined bowling from Rayalaseema’s attack, especially the incisive spell of K Anjali Sarvani (2/22 in 3 overs) and Palnati Rishika Krishnan (2/29 in 4 overs), kept the chase in check. Vizag fell short at 152‑7, handing the Xen Stars a comfortable win.

Key Performances

Pushpa Latha (Vizag Fire Birds Women) shone with the bat, scoring 48 off 26 balls, a valiant effort that kept her side in contention. Her strike rate of 184.6 highlighted her intent to dominate the bowlers.

K Anjali Sarvani (Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women) delivered a tight spell, claiming 2 wickets for just 22 runs in 3 overs, breaking crucial partnerships and applying pressure during the middle overs.

Palnati Rishika Krishnan (Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women) added 2 for 29 in 4 overs, showcasing both accuracy and variation, which proved vital in the death overs.

Sai Thanmayi (Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women) contributed 1/26 in 3 overs, maintaining a low economy rate and picking up a key wicket.

On the Vizag side, Ellutla Padmaja and Bareddy Anusha each took two wickets, with figures of 2/25 and 2/33 respectively, but their efforts were not enough to stem the flow of runs.

Turning Points

The match turned decisively during the 12th over of Rayalaseema’s innings when Latha unleashed a flurry of boundaries, shifting the momentum from a steady build‑up to an aggressive onslaught. This surge propelled the total beyond 150, a score that proved daunting under the looming weather conditions.

Another pivotal moment arrived in Vizag’s chase when Anjali Sarvani dismissed the set batswoman at 78, breaking a vital partnership and triggering a mini‑collapse. The loss of wickets at regular intervals prevented Vizag from building any substantial stand, and the required run rate began to climb beyond reach.

Series Implications

This win marks Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women’s first triumph in the Women’s Andhra Premier League 2026, giving them a vital boost in the points table. With the head‑to‑head record now standing at 0‑0 before this encounter, the victory gives RXS a psychological edge heading into the next fixtures.

For Vizag Fire Birds Women, the loss highlights areas needing improvement, particularly in handling pressure during the death overs. Their bowlers showed promise, but the batting line‑up must find ways to chase higher totals consistently, especially on pitches that can become unpredictable under cloud cover.

Looking ahead, both teams will be keen to adapt to the weather‑prone conditions of Mangalagiri, where rain interruptions could influence match strategies. The upcoming matches will be crucial in determining which side can capitalize on momentum and secure a spot in the playoffs.

Overall, the Rayalaseema Xen Stars Women vs Vizag Fire Birds Women T20 Mond encounter delivered a showcase of power hitting, disciplined bowling, and strategic acumen, reinforcing why the Women’s Andhra Premier League 2026 continues to captivate cricket fans across the nation.