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Royal Challengers Bengaluru Clinch Their Second WPL Title with Six-Wicket Win Over Delhi Capitals

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RCB Complete Confident Run Chase to Lift Trophy

Royal Challengers Bengaluru delivered a commanding performance to defeat Delhi Capitals by six wickets and secure their second Women’s Premier League (WPL) title. Chasing a daunting target, RCB showcased composure and batting depth, sealing the win with overs to spare and sparking jubilant celebrations among players and supporters.


Delhi Capitals Post a Strong Total

Delhi Capitals put up an impressive batting display after being asked to set the target. Their top order fired collectively, helping the side cross the 200-run mark. Well-timed boundaries, calculated aggression and effective strike rotation allowed Delhi to build a formidable total that looked challenging in a high-pressure final.


Mandhana Leads from the Front

RCB captain Smriti Mandhana played a captain’s knock when it mattered most. Anchoring the chase, she balanced caution with aggression, finding boundaries at crucial intervals. Her half-century laid the foundation for the successful pursuit and ensured RCB never drifted far behind the required rate.


Georgia Voll Provides Crucial Support

Australia’s Georgia Voll emerged as the perfect partner in the chase. Her fluent stroke play and smart running between the wickets complemented Mandhana’s innings. The duo stitched together a match-defining partnership that shifted momentum decisively towards Bengaluru.


Turning Points in the Final

Though RCB lost early wickets, the middle order absorbed the pressure effectively. A burst of boundaries during the middle overs tilted the contest. Disciplined bowling and sharp field placements earlier in the match had also helped restrict Delhi from pushing their total even higher — a factor that proved decisive later.


Standout Performances Shine

Smriti Mandhana’s leadership and batting brilliance earned widespread praise, with her innings being central to the victory. Voll’s contribution added balance to the chase, while RCB’s bowlers were credited for containing Delhi during key phases.

Delhi’s batters delivered notable performances as well, but the bowling unit struggled to defend the total under sustained pressure.


Electric Atmosphere at the Final

The championship clash was played in front of a packed stadium, with fans turning out in huge numbers. The lively atmosphere, chants and team colours reflected the growing popularity of the Women’s Premier League and its expanding fan base across India.


What This Win Means for RCB

With this triumph, Royal Challengers Bengaluru reinforced their status as one of the league’s most dominant teams. Winning a second title not only boosts team legacy but also strengthens the franchise’s influence in women’s T20 cricket.


League Continues to Grow

The final once again highlighted the rapid rise of women’s franchise cricket in India. Competitive matches, emerging stars and global talent participation continue to elevate the league’s stature.

As the season concludes, RCB celebrate championship glory, while Delhi Capitals will look to regroup and mount another title challenge next year.