Over the previous couple of years, the Ee Sala Cup Namde (The Cup is ours this time) slogan of Royal Challengers Bangalore has remained the pet troll of social media military. But not anymore after this Sunday! The RCB have lastly managed to convey one trophy house, after they defeated Delhi Capitals within the Women’s Premier League (WPL) closing by eight wickets right here on the Arun Jaitley Stadium. RCB off-spinner Shreyanka Patil, who ended up as the best wicket-taker in WPL with 13 scalps, shared that sentiment and reduction after the triumph.

“They keep saying ‘Ee sala cup namde’ and we got it. That’s it guys, it is for the fans,” mentioned Patil.

She lauded RCB ladies’s head coach Luke Williams for conserving the dressing room calm.

“Day in and day out we put our hard work. We felt like family. We did not know Luke much. During the last game that we won against Mumbai, he had tears. We are looking forward to continuing this,” she added.

The talismanic Elysse Perry topped the run-makers’ chart on this WPL with 347 runs, and the Australian all-rounder mentioned the assist for the groups all through the occasion was very heartening.

“Pretty bonkers, to be honest. It’s another level for us – the support for all the teams has been phenomenal and it’s been unbelievable,” she mentioned.

Perry praised spinner Shreyanka and her compatriot Sophie Molineux for altering the complexion of the match after DC raced to 64 for no loss.

“She turned the match on its head. The rest of the spinners backed her up.

“Shreyanka is such a younger participant and he or she has bought the world at her toes. It was a particular efficiency,” said Perry.

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