Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB) SKIPER Smirk Mandhana She delivered a light but sharp response when he was questioned about her repetitive battles with an Australian universal Ashleigh Gardnerfollowing the RCB record Victory of six porridge over Giants Gujarat In the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 on Friday, February 14th.
The conflict at the Vadodar Kotambi stadium saw that Gardner had rejected Mandhana in the T20 Women’s Crite for the ninth time in the women’s witch-winged-in-the-sc-nad sci-brunt (8).
Smirk the mandhana witty retort steals in the spotlight
Gardner, who also removed Danni Wyatt-HamgeIt can now boast of 15 rejection of the career of the Indian vice -president of the captain in all formats. Despite her personal failure, Mandhana laughed inquiries after a match about calling Gardner for dinner as a peaceful offer, squeezing, “I think now I have to take her on the race. It’s time!”
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The note came after the RCB scripted the highest successful chase in WPL history, remodeling the Gujarat 201/4 with eight reservation balls.
Ellyse Perry, Richa Ghosh Star in Record Chase
Ellyse Perry (56 excluded 38) anchored the insertion while Richa Ghoshexplosive 64* (27 balls) and Kanika AhujaThe invincible 30 (14) sealed the thriller. Mandhana praised the duo, stating, “The way Rich and Pez [Perry] Batted was amazing. They did it in the nets, and I am delighted that it clicked today. “
While Gardner’s record feat emphasized Gujarat’s bowling, their fearless death and RCB -his fearless hitting tilted the game. Mandhana acknowledged the challenge, adding, “After the first insertions, we knew that the bowling would be difficult, but we supported each other. The highest roads were lost last season, it meant that new players would have to step up, and they succeeded.”
Rcb, riding high on swing, next will face Delhi Capitals 17. February in the same place.
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