Matches

    Match 01
    04 Mar 2023 20:00 (IST)

    Mumbai Indians beat Gujarat Giants by 143 runs

    Completed

    GG

    GG

    64 (15.1)

    vs

    MI

    MI

    207/5 (20.0)
    Match 03
    05 Mar 2023 19:30 (IST)

    UP Warriorz beat Gujarat Giants by 3 wickets

    Completed

    UPW

    UPW

    175/7 (19.5)

    vs

    GG

    GG

    169/6 (20.0)
    Match 06
    08 Mar 2023 19:30 (IST)

    Gujarat Giants beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by 11 runs

    Completed

    GG

    GG

    201/7 (20.0)

    vs

    RCB

    RCB

    190/6 (20.0)
    Match 09
    11 Mar 2023 19:30 (IST)

    Delhi Capitals beat Gujarat Giants by 10 wickets

    Completed

    GG

    GG

    105/9 (20.0)

    vs

    DC

    DC

    107/0 (7.1)
    Match 12
    14 Mar 2023 19:30 (IST)

    Mumbai Indians beat Gujarat Giants by 55 runs

    Completed

    MI

    MI

    162/8 (20.0)

    vs

    GG

    GG

    107/9 (20.0)
    Match 14
    16 Mar 2023 19:30 (IST)

    Gujarat Giants beat Delhi Capitals by 11 runs

    Completed

    DC

    DC

    136 (18.4)

    vs

    GG

    GG

    147/4 (20.0)
    Match 16
    18 Mar 2023 19:30 (IST)

    Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Gujarat Giants by 8 wickets

    Completed

    RCB

    RCB

    189/2 (15.3)

    vs

    GG

    GG

    188/4 (20.0)
    Match 17
    20 Mar 2023 15:30 (IST)

    UP Warriorz beat Gujarat Giants by 3 wickets

    Completed

    GG

    GG

    178/6 (20.0)

    vs

    UPW

    UPW

    181/7 (19.5)

    Standings

      POS

      Teams

      Q1

      Delhi Capitals

      Q2

      Mumbai Indians

      Q3

      UP Warriorz

      4

      Royal Challengers Bangalore

      5

      Gujarat Giants

      P

      W

      L

      NET RR

      PTS

      8

      6

      2

      +1.856

      12

      8

      6

      2

      +1.711

      12

      8

      4

      4

      -0.200

      8

      8

      2

      6

      -1.137

      4

      8

      2

      6

      -2.220

      4

      Meet the Coach

      Rachael Haynes

      Rachael Haynes, newly appointed coach of the Gujarat Giants WPL team, is a former Australian cricketer and one of their batting mainstays in all three formats.

      Born on December 26, 1986, Haynes made her international debut in 2009 and quickly became one of the most reliable batters of a dominant Australian team.

      Haynes was known for her adaptability, having batted everywhere in the Top 8 in Women's ODIs and Women's T20Is, though she was known primarily for opening in Women's ODIs and batting in the middle order in Women's T20Is. A multiple-World Cup winner, Haynes also led Australia during the 2017-18 Ashes. Haynes was known for her adaptability, having batted everywhere in the Top 8 in Women's ODIs and Women's T20Is, though she was known primarily for opening in Women's ODIs and batting in the middle order in Women's T20Is. A multiple-World Cup winner, Haynes also led Australia during the 2017-18 Ashes.

      A veteran of 6 Women's Tests, 77 Women's ODIs, and 84 Women's T20Is, Haynes amassed 3,818 runs in international cricket over a 10-year career. While she did not bowl a lot in international cricket, she managed to take 13 international wickets with her left-arm pace.

      This will be one of the first major assignments Haynes takes on post her retirement from international cricket.

      Meet the Mentor and Advisor

      Mithali Raj

      Mithali Raj, the mentor and advisor to the Gujarat Giants WPL team, is a former India captain and one of the most decorated international cricketers of all time. In a legendary career spanning more than two decades, she amassed over 10,000 international runs.

      She holds every major batting record for India, and most major batting records overall.

      Announcing herself with a century on Women's ODI debut at the age of just 16, she would go on to score the most runs in Women's ODIs by a huge margin, doing so at an average of more than 50. She also holds the record of most games as captain in the format. She also holds the records of most fifties, most 90s, and most consecutive fifties in Women's ODIs.

      While India Women rarely got to play Tests in her era, she made full use of the chances she got; she holds the record of being the youngest batter to score a Women's Test match double century at the age of just 19.

      MEET THE GIANTS

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      Kim

      Garth

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      Dayalan

      Hemalatha

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      Ashleigh

      Gardner

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      Sophia

      Dunkley

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      Sushma

      Verma

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