- Chairperson of Reliance Foundation, Nita Ambani praises MI Women’s team
- Nita Ambani calls Harmanpreet-led MI team ‘Unstoppable’
- Mumbai Indians lifts the TATA WPL Trophy for the Second Time creating History
Nita Ambani, proud owner of Mumbai Indians, celebrated her team's second Women's Premier League title win, describing them as "unstoppable" and praising their resilience. With immense pride and admiration, she emphasized the importance of empowering women through sports, promoting sports and education for young girls, and fostering talent and opportunities for women in cricket and beyond.
Praising the players for their resilience and never giving up attitude, Nita Ambani noted, "I had full confidence in my girls. They are unstoppable. We had spoken about fighting till the last ball and not giving up, and that is what we did. Natalie has been fantastic throughout the season; her three wickets were fantastic. And the batting by our captain, Harmanpreet - it was just outstanding! We always credit our support staff. If you look at our dugout, there was never a quiet moment. To win two titles in 3 years is quite difficult - but as I said, my girls are unstoppable,"
Emphasizing the importance of empowering women, Nita Ambani mentioned, "Why just my girls? When you support any girl, encourage them and empower them, you will see what they can deliver. I am a proud owner of Mumbai Indians today - it means a lot. I am committed to empowering young girls through sport because education and sport go hand in hand."
The Mumbai Indians (MI) secured their second WPL title in the tournament's history by defeating the Delhi Capitals (DC) by a narrow margin of 8 runs in the TATA Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 final on 15 March 2025. MI's captain Kaur knock of 66 off 44 along with Orange Cap holder Nat Sciver-Brunt's contribution helped them post a total of 149/7. Additionally, MI bowlers' dominant pressure by Amelia Kerr and Brunt restricted Delhi Capitals, making them the first team to win the WPL title twice.
