Women’s Premier League 2024: Royal Challengers Bangalore (rcb) Captain Smriti Mandhana (Smriti Mandhana) after winning the Women’s Premier League 2024 (WPL 2024) title, said that the team’s poor performance in the first season of the league taught her and the team a lot, which helped them a lot this season.

Let us tell you, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won the trophy by defeating Delhi Capitals (DC) by eight wickets in the final of WPL 2024 on March 17. After this title win, Smriti Mandhana thanked the RCB team management and fans for their continuous support.

‘The feeling of winning the WPL trophy…’: RCB captain Smriti Mandhana

The RCB captain further said that the feeling of the team’s title win is going to be felt for a long time. Smriti also said that she is still unable to find the right way to express her feelings of winning the title. Smriti Mandhana told the media, “The feeling of winning the WPL trophy is still deep in the mind, and perhaps it will take time to go away. It is difficult for me to express much about this win at this moment, I am not able to express my happiness.”

Smriti Mandhana further said, “I just want to say that I am proud of this team. We’ve been through ups and downs, but they’ve stuck with it and the way we were able to cross the line today was amazing. In such tournaments you have to reach the peak at the right time. Last season taught us a lot of things as a player, a captain and a team. After the review of last season, the team management supported me a lot and did a lot, thank you very much for that.

‘Nothing would have been possible without the support of our RCB fans’

It is amazing to have this trophy with him. I am not the only one who has won the trophy, the team has won it. It’s really special for RCB as a franchise to win a trophy. This win is definitely probably one of the top-5. In this, a World Cup win will always be on top. I would like to give a message to RCB fans, who are the most loyal fan base: Nothing is possible without the support of our RCB fans, so thank you to them. I always used to hear, e sala cup namde (‘This year the cup will be ours’), and now I just want to say e sala cup namde (This year the cup is ours).”