Gujarat Giants<\/a> will end their WPL 2023 league stage with a battle against the UP Warriorz today at the Brabourne Stadium. The Ahmedabad-based franchise have been virtually eliminated from the competition. Only a miracle can take them to the Women’s Premier League playoffs.<\/p>\n The Giants currently hold the last position in the WPL 2023 standings with four points from seven matches. They need to defeat the UP Warriorz by a margin of more than 130 runs to keep themselves alive in the competition.<\/p>\n The Warriors, on the other hand, are just one win away from sealing their place in the playoffs. Before the two teams meet in Mumbai, here’s a look at the pitch history.<\/p>\n The pitch in Mumbai is a batting paradise. Gujarat Giants scored 188 runs in their 20 overs against Royal Challengers Bangalore<\/a> on Saturday evening at this venue. The Bangalore-based franchise chased the 189-run target in less than 16 overs.<\/p>\n However, fans should note that GG defended a 148-run target against Delhi Capitals on this ground just a few days before their game against RCB. It will be interesting to see how the pitch plays today.<\/p>\n Here’s a list of some vital stats from previous games played at Brabourne Stadium:<\/p>\n WPL matches played<\/strong>: 8<\/p>\n Matches won by teams batting first<\/strong>: 4<\/p>\n Matches won by teams batting second<\/strong>: 4<\/p>\n Matches Tied<\/strong>: 0<\/p>\n Matches Abandoned<\/strong>: 0<\/p>\n Highest individual score<\/strong>: 99 – Sophie Devine (RCB) vs. Gujarat Giants, 2023<\/p>\n Best bowling figures<\/strong>: 5\/36 – Kim Garth<\/a> (GG) vs. UP Warriorz, 2023<\/p>\nBrabourne Stadium, Mumbai, WPL records & stats<\/h2>\n