New season Women’s Premier League (WPL) must start on February 14th with initial matches between Gujarat giants And defend the champion Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB) on the international weeding of the Vadodar. The tournament is expected to have a few nail nails and exciting cricket actions, and the finals that should be held on March 15 at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.
While teams are preparing for the prestigious competition, the captains of all 5 teams in the league shared insights into their team plans during a press conference organized by the WPL official Emitter Star Sports.
Meg Lanning hopes her side has won the maiden title this season
Skipper Delhi Capitals (DC), Meg LanningHe expressed confidence in the performance of his team, stating that they did almost everything right and remained one of the most dominant sides in the league. She believes that there is no need for significant changes in their approach, because their entire strategy was effective. However, Captain DC emphasized that success in high roles is ultimately reduced to pressure on handling. Lanning admitted that this was one key area where DC would aim to improve in the coming season. Capitals were the League finalists in the previous one and have a star with the stars with Jemimah Rodriguez, Marisanne Kapp and Laura Wolvaardt.
Harmanpreet Kaur expresses trust in young Turks
Mumbaj Indians‘Captain, Harmanpreet KaurHe emphasized the significant influence of WPL in providing young Indian players a platform that will show their talent and earn national calls in the last two seasons. She attributed the league to nurture new crisis and gave them an invaluable exposure to the highest level. While refraining from the appointment of certain players, Harmanpreet expressed his belief that several climb stars would leave a lasting impression on the big stage this season.
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Smiti Mandhana solves concern for injuries
Captain of the RCB champion, Smirk MandhanaHe dealt with the failure of losing key players like Sophie Devin’s injury, acknowledging that such challenges are dealing with, but emphasizing the need to make the most of the maximum use. She again confirmed the determination of the team to defend her title despite obstacles. Smiri also spoke of the electrifying experience of playing in front of the passionate audience of Chinnaswamy, describing the RCB database of fans as a deep emotional – where both love and criticism come to an equally, but to a great extent. However, he sees this intense engagement of the fans as a source of motivation, forcing the team to give its absolutely best, not only for themselves, but also for dedicated supporters who invest their hearts in RCB.
A new challenge for Deepti Sharma
Indian versatile Deepti Sharmanewly appointed captain Up Warriorz following Alyssa HealyThe absence of injury, he admitted the enormous responsibility that comes with the leadership of the team. However, after being previously captured by its state side, it remains safe in its ability to reinforce and achieve strong results. Deepti expressed her enthusiasm for new challenges, accepting a leading role as an opportunity to grow. Deepti expressed his determination to maximize this opportunity and hopes to lead Warriorz to a successful campaign with her experience and strategic thinking.
Ashleigh Gardner convinced of a big jump forward
After two disappointing seasons at the bottom of the point of points, Giants made a strategic change of leadership, naming Ashleigh Gardner as a captain instead of Beth Mooney. Gardner emphasized that the team does not stop at past failures, but is completely focused on the stronger effect of this season. She expressed confidence in the enhanced balance of the team, emphasizing the presence of more international experience and promising young talent. Although the ultimate goal is to compete for the title, Gardner emphasized that the immediate priority achieves significantly better results than in the previous two seasons, taking it one step by one.
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This article was first published on Wmencricsket.comand Times of the cricket Society.
