WPL 2025 Points Table, Team Standings Following Match 12 Between RCB-W and GG-W:

With a scorching 58 off 31 balls, Ashleigh Gardner took the lead as the Gujarat Giants, who are currently in last position in the WPL, defeated Royal Challengers Bengaluru by a commanding six wickets on Thursday.

When GG decided to bowl, they had a disciplined bowling performance, limiting RCB to a subpar 125/7 thanks to Tanuja Kanwar (2/16) and Deandra Dottin (2/31). Gardner, an offspin all-rounder, also contributed with a clean spell of 1/22.

Gardner hit three sixes and six fours in her third fifty of the competition, and GG won in just 16.3 overs.

With back-to-back sixes—a slog-sweep over long-on and a forceful drive over deep midwicket—she swiftly reached her half-century in only 28 balls.

Gardner seized the lead when GG’s top order failed, with Beth Mooney (17), Dayalan Hemalatha (11), and Harleen Deol (5) falling cheaply.

The Giants, who are in last position and have only won once, gave their best with the ball as left-arm spinner Tanuja Kanwar (2/16) and pace leader Deandra (2/31) put on impressive displays.

With strong backing from Gardner (1/22) and Kashvee Gautam (1/17) GG held the RCB ladies to 125/7 in their 20 overs.

Table of WPL 2025 Points With three victories and six points from four games, the Mumbai Indians are still leading the WPL 2025 Points Table after RCB-W vs. GG-W Match 12. The Gujarat Giants women were still at the bottom of the rankings even after their second victory of the season.

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Top 5 WPL Season 3 Run-Getters Following RCB-W vs. GG-W Match 12 Nat Sciver-Brunt (Mumbai Indians): Women’s Premier League Season 2025 254 runs in four games

Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s Ellyse Perry: 235 runs in 5 games

Gujarat Giants’ Ashleigh Gardner: 202 runs in 5 games

Delhi Capitals’ Shafali Verma: 137 runs in 5 games

Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s Smriti Mandhana: 132 runs in 5 games

Top 5 Wicket-Takers in the Women’s Premier League Season 3 Following RCB-W vs. GG-W Match 12 Renuka Singh Thakur (Royal Challengers Bengaluru): 9 wickets in 5 games

Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s Georgia Wareham: 9 wickets in 5 games

Delhi Capitals’ Annabel Sutherland has taken seven wickets in five games.

Mumbai Indians’ Nat Sciver-Brunt: 7 wickets in 4 games

Mumbai Indians’ Hayley Matthews: 7 wickets in 4 games