Royal Challengers Bangalore Women Clinch Maiden WPL Title

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women scripted history by clinching their first-ever title in the Women’s Premier League (WPL), defeating Delhi Capitals Women in a thrilling final by eight wickets. This victory marked a significant milestone for RCB Women, while Delhi Capitals Women faced disappointment for the second consecutive season.

RCB’s First Title Win in WPL

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women displayed exceptional skill and determination in a highly anticipated final showdown, securing their maiden title in the WPL. The team’s victory showcased their resilience and ability to perform under pressure, signaling a new era of success for RCB Women in the league.

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DC’s Loss in Consecutive WPL Finals

On the other hand, Delhi Capitals Women endured heartbreak again as they suffered their second consecutive loss in the WPL final. Despite their strong performances throughout the season, Delhi Capitals Women faltered in the final hurdle, unable to claim the coveted title.

Match Summary: RCB-W vs. DC-W Final

In the final match between Royal Challengers Bangalore Women and Delhi Capitals Women, RCB Women displayed exceptional batting and bowling prowess to outclass their opponents. After bundling out Delhi Capitals Women for 113 runs, RCB quickly chased down the target, reaching 115/2 in 19.3 overs.

RCB’s Dominance in the Final

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women asserted their dominance right from the start of the final match. Openers Smriti Mandhana and Sophie Devine provided a steady start in the powerplay, laying the foundation for RCB’s successful run chase. Despite losing early wickets, RCB’s middle order, led by Ellyse Perry and Richa Ghosh, ensured a comfortable victory for the team.

RCB Women Skipper In Post Match Presentation

Smriti said, “For RCB, it’s a lot more. I’m not the only one who won the trophy, the team has won the trophy. I’m not the person to talk about what I feel. This is in top five maybe. Obviously a World Cup would top it. Have a message for the fans – the most loyal fanbase. One statement that always comes up is Ee Sala Cup Namde. Now it’s Ee Sala Cup Namdu. Kannada is not my first language but it was important to say it for the fans.”

DC’s Batting Collapse

Delhi Capitals Women faced a batting collapse as they struggled to build partnerships and capitalize on their early momentum. Despite solid starts from Meg Lanning and Shefali Verma, Delhi Capitals Women lost wickets regularly, failing to post a competitive total on the board.

RCB’s Clinical Bowling Performance

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women’s bowlers delivered a clinical performance led by Sophie Molineux, Shreyanka Patil, and Sobhana Asha. The bowlers maintained pressure on the Delhi Capitals Women’s batting lineup, picking up crucial wickets at crucial junctures to restrict their opponents to a modest total.