8.59pm: What a knock from Mooney! She remained unbeaten on 96 off just 59 balls. Seventeen boundaries. Strike rate of 162.71. Truly exceptional batting on helpful conditions. Giants lost Hemalatha early but once Deol joined Mooney, the pair put on a 101-run stand to change the course of the match entirely. Deol played an important knock of 45 at No.3 and Dottin's cameo also lifted the team. Mooney was clever with her footwork and toying with Warriorz's bowling to keep the scorecard ticking swiftly. Warriorz were also little sloppy on the field. Barring Ecclestone, none of the bowlers could threaten Giants or Mooney. Left-arm spinner Sultana, who was one of the changes for Warriorz, never got to bowl. A target of 187 will not be easy but let's see what we have in store from the home side. Join Sudarshanan soon for the chase.

Harleen Deol: "Very pleased especially when I contribute to team's total. When Moons [Mooney] was playing, she was telling me how the wicket was behaving. It was easier for us to communicate and have clarity on shots. She is very specific in turning singles to twos. She was telling me that. Definitely, I would prefer [to bat at] No.3. But when you are playing for a team or a franchise, you need to adapt. Coach wanted to explore and then we figured this was perfect for me. I was just playing straighter, ball was coming nicely on to bat. We have got a good total. We could have had extra 10-15 runs on the board but i am confident of the girls. "

Dottin now