Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Giants Betting Tips – Two explosive teams look for top spot in WPL 2025

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Finishing at the top spot of the WPL comes with its perks, such as direct qualification to the final. Both Mumbai Indians and the Gujarat Giants will be desperate to make that bid to finish at the top as they both complete their group-stage games this week.

This will be Gujarat Giants’ final game in the group stage. They have come storming back into the WPL with three straight wins that have ensured they will make the eliminator. This has come with rhythm and fluency, particularly with their batting led by Beth Mooney and Ashleigh Gardner.

Mumbai Indians have perennially been around the top two this season. With two games at home, they will be keen to ensure that they win at least one of the remaining games to make that bid for the top spot.

Mumbai Indians Form

Mumbai have won four of their last five matches to qualify in the top three. In their previous match, they put away UP Warriorz with enviable ease in a tricky chase of 151. Hayley Matthews finally found some form with 68 off 46 balls, with eight fours and two sixes.

Nat Sciver-Brunt continued her run of fine form with 37 off just 23 balls. Amelia Kerr spun her way to a five-for in the first innings of that match, returning figures of 5 for 38.

Mumbai Indians Team News

Mumbai moved Kerr to the top of the order and moved wicketkeeper Yastika Bhatia down to No. 6 to be the finisher. They may continue that trial for another game or two.

Gujarat Giants Form

Gujarat have been in stellar form since their win against Royal Challengers Bangalore in Bangalore. That result ensured that there was a path to momentum, which Gujarat have jumped on.

In their previous match, Gujarat beat Delhi Capitals in a stellar chase of 178, led by Harleen Deol, who struck 70 off 49 balls. Mooney contributed with 44 off 35 balls while Dottin put in the finishing touches with 24 off 10 balls.

Gujarat Giants Team News

The form of Dayalan Hemalatha will concern Gujarat, and there could be changes at the top of the order.