Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB) have suffered another blow in front of their Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 The campaign, with the cave of Asha Sobhan, excluded from the tournament due to injury.
RCB Replace the ASHA SOBHAN
Asha, who last played for India during the T20 World Cup in the UAE, sustained a knee injury after throwing in the last league match in India against Australia in Sharjah. The severity of the injury forced her to withdraw from the match, demanding the approval of the opponent’s captain for replacement.
To fill the void, RCB signed a Nuzhat Poreweene Wickekeker as a replacement of Sobhane at its basic price of ₹ 30 lakh.
RCB is struggling with the lack of several key foreign players. Sophie Molineux, who was a common second -team lean for a team last season, together with ASH, was excluded due to knee injury sustained during women’s ash. Additionally, Kate Cross She retreated to focus on rehabilitation on the eve of the demanding international season, while the star of the star Sophie Devine rested from all domestic criskets.
On February 14, the RCB will start their campaign with the WPL 2025 against the Gujarata Giants in Vadodari with the aim of overcoming these challenges and setting a strong defense of the title.
Also read: WPL 2025 – RCB -ov Best Playing XI for the Women’s Premier League FT. Smirk Mandhana
Mumbaj Indians replace Pooja Vastrakar
Mumbaj Indians (we) They also faced failure, with comprehensive Pooja Vastrakar confirmed that they would miss the upcoming season. Vastrakar has been left without an action for India since suffered an injury during the T20 World Cup last year and will not be available for WPL 2025.
In order to look for her absence, we, as her replacement, signed a steamer of Sisodia. Sisodia, which was previously part of the Gujarat Giants team in the WPL inaugural season, recently made titles as a player of the match in the semi-finals of the 19-year-old World Cup.
Also read: WPL 2025 – Best Playing Mumbai Indians for the Women’s Premier League FT. Harmanpreet Kaur
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