After being acquired by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for Rs 3.4 crore, India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana stated she is worked up to hitch RCB camp and don the red-gold jersey within the inaugural Women’s Premier League. Royal Challengers Bangalore broke the financial institution for Mandhana and purchased the trendy batter at a whopping sum of Rs 3.40 crore, the best bid on the public sale thus far. The opener led to an enormous bidding warfare between two franchises, with each Mumbai Indians and RCB breaking the financial institution to signal the southpaw.

“We have been watching auction of men’s. It is such a big moment for women to have an auction of this sort. The whole thing is exacting,” Smriti Mandhana stated in a video posted by Royal Challengers Bangalore on Twitter.

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“RCB is an exciting franchise. They have a great fanbase. I am really excited to be part of RCB. Namaskara Bengaluru. Really excited to be waring the red colour of RCB. All the fans, keep supporting us, we will try and have a great tournament,” Smriti Mandhana stated.

The opener had a bid at her base worth INR 50 lakh. Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians have been in an intense battle for India’s T20I vice-captain ultimately RCB secured the companies of Mandhana.

The southpaw produces gorgeous strokes, that are a testomony to her attribute aptitude and elegance. She is among the prime batters on the earth due to her talent in taking part in each tempo and spin.

A complete of 1,525 gamers registered for the inaugural WPL public sale and the ultimate listing was pruned to 409 gamers. The inaugural version of WPL can be performed in Mumbai from March 4 to 26 throughout two Mumbai venues and the participant public sale for a similar can be held on February 13.

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