Didn’t lose courage even in fever, RCB coach bowed his head before Smriti’s magical innings:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) women’s team defeated Delhi Capitals. WPL 2026 Has taken the title in his name. RCB coach after this historic win Malolan Rangarajan the captain Smriti Mandhana Has been highly praised. The coach has made such a revelation that every cricket lover is saluting Smriti’s spirit.

Historic innings played despite ‘flu and high fever’

Coach Rangarajan told in the press conference after the match that Smriti Mandhana was very unwell on the day of the final.

Unwell Captain: Smriti before the match high fever and flu Was. There was a lot of weakness in the body, but he did not let it affect his team.

Coach’s statement: “Smriti played this match with severe flu. She was very ill, but when I asked her, she just said—’No problem, I will play.’ He did not let it appear even for a second on the field that he was unwell.”

87 runs in 41 balls: an ‘inhuman’ innings

The coach termed Smriti’s batting while chasing the huge target of 204 runs as ‘inhuman’.

Great Rhythm: Smriti played a stormy innings of 87 runs in just 41 balls. His timing and shots were so precise that Delhi bowlers looked helpless.

Coach’s praise: “The way she was batting, it didn’t feel like we were chasing 200. She was in complete control. She saved her best innings for the final.”

Smriti is a batting nerd

Rangarajan taught Smriti to bat ‘Nerd’ told. According to her, Smriti is always crazy about improving her skills. She spends hours on the net and learns from her mistakes. This is why in the last 12 months he has established himself at the top of the list of the best batsmen in the world.

RCB’s growing stature

Virat Kohli and Andy Flower (men’s team coach) have also praised this magical innings of Smriti. RCB is now the only franchise to have won the IPL in the last two years. IPL and WPL Have won titles of both. This is the second title win of RCB women’s team under the captaincy of Smriti.