In an evening outlined by high-octane drama and cricketing excellence, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Ladies etched their names into historical past as soon as once more. On February 05, 2026, on the packed Worldwide Stadium in Vadodara, RCB clinched their second Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 title, pulling off a record-breaking chase towards the Delhi Capitals (DC) in a ultimate that can be remembered for generations.
Delhi Capitals’ batting masterclass units a humongous goal towards RCB in WPL 2026
The night started with the Delhi Capitals trying like absolute favourites. After being put in to bat, the DC openers and center order dismantled the RCB bowling assault with surgical precision. Regardless of an early breakthrough by Arundhati Reddy to take away Shafali Verma (20), Delhi by no means took their foot off the gasoline.
Jemimah Rodrigues, the DC captain, led from the entrance with a scintillating 57 off 37 balls, anchoring the innings with a flurry of boundaries. She discovered an in a position accomplice in Laura Wolvaardt, who performed a gentle but aggressive knock of 44. Nevertheless, the true X-factor was Chinelle Henry, whose late-order cameo of 35 off simply 15 balls propelled Delhi to a humongous whole of 203/4.
For RCB, the bowling figures made for grim studying. Except for Lauren Bell’s economical spell (0/19), the remainder of the assault struggled, with Nadine de Klerk and Shreyanka Patil conceding closely. On the innings break, with a goal of 204 looming, many believed Delhi had one hand on the trophy.
Smriti Mandhana and Georgia Voll powers RCB to their second WPL title with a report chase
The chase began on a shaky observe for Bengaluru when Grace Harris fell for simply 9 within the second over. However what adopted was a batting masterclass that silenced the DC supporters. Skipper Smriti Mandhana and the Australian sensation Georgia Voll put collectively a wide ranging 165-run partnership for the second wicket.
Mandhana was in ‘beast mode,’ reaching her fifty in simply 23 deliveries. Her 87 off 41 balls, that includes 12 boundaries and three towering sixes, offered the aggression RCB wanted. On the opposite finish, Voll was equally harmful, scoring an imposing 79 off 54 balls. The duo handled the DC bowlers together with veterans like Marizanne Kapp and Sneh Rana with whole disdain, sustaining a run charge of over 10 all through the center overs.
Regardless of a late flutter the place Voll, Richa Ghosh, and Mandhana fell in fast succession, Radha Yadav (12) and Nadine de Klerk (7) held their nerves. With 2 balls remaining, RCB crossed the road at 204/4, sparking scenes of absolute jubilation. Because the followers in Vadodara ran riot celebrating the victory, Mandhana hoisted the trophy, cementing RCB’s standing as the brand new powerhouse of the WPL.
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Right here’s how followers reacted:
That is scientific from RCB ladies.👏👏 #rcbwvsdcw #WPLFinal
— Ashwin 🇮🇳 (@ashwinravi99) February 5, 2026
— AB de Villiers (@ABdeVilliers17) February 5, 2026
How good was @mandhana_smriti tonight. 87 of 41 balls, Silken contact and an innings to recollect in a ultimate. Nicely performed @RCBTweets : each mens and ladies’s champs on the identical time! #RCB
— Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) February 5, 2026
— DK (@DineshKarthik) February 5, 2026
Aa good a run chase as any you will notice from @RCBTweets. Actually magnificent from Voll and Mandhana. And what a day for the followers as they now maintain each the #IPL & #WPL titles.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) February 5, 2026
2024 🏆 ➡️ 2026 🏆
The Improbable 4️⃣ strike gold as soon as extra.✨ pic.twitter.com/Hj8SxBL8yS
— Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@RCBTweets) February 5, 2026
SMRITI MANDHANA CRYING AFTER WINNING WPL 2026 TROPHY. #SmritiMandhana #WPLFinal #WPL26 pic.twitter.com/FFYdmMjnbi
— Somesh Jangra (@CelebrityGalax) February 5, 2026
2026 is just not 2016 this time rcb chase the 200+ rating in a ultimate match and elevate the trophy and likewise the orange cap winner is the captain the RCB TEAM#SmritiMandhana #RCBW #WPLFinal #WPL2026 #radhayadav#JemimahRodrigues pic.twitter.com/AhwzhjWcvx
— Random (@Rthought312) February 5, 2026
2nd time WPL champions now… Within the management of Smriti Mandhana ❤️ RCB gained its 2nd WPL trophy 🏆 so so joyful for her the best way she made a comeback 🙌🏆 many many congratulations 🎉💐🥳 ladies ❤️ #WPL2026 #WPLFinal #SmritiMandhana #RCB pic.twitter.com/EpWStirIGQ
— Shivang Kaushik (@Shivangkaushik3) February 5, 2026
From dominating the crease to ruling the hearts of hundreds of thousands, the King and Queen of Indian Cricket stand tall. Type is momentary, however royalty is everlasting.#missmalini #WPL2026 #SmritiMandhana
#WPLFinal pic.twitter.com/GcHiTRqq5G— MissMalini (@MissMalini) February 5, 2026
👑 THE CROWN STAYS ROYAL! 👑
Royal Challengers Bengaluru clinch the #TATAWPL 2026 title.
Historical past, coronary heart, and a championship second 🏆❤️#wpl2026 #WPLFinal #wpl #rcb #royalchallengersbengaluru #SmritiMandhana pic.twitter.com/5CMoWPWLgA
— WomenCricket.com (@WomenCricketHQ) February 5, 2026
Present IPL Champion – RCB.
Present WPL Champion – RCB*.
RCB – THE ONLY TEAM TO HOLD THE BOTH TROPHIES AT THE SAME TIME. 🔥🙌#IPL2026 #WPLFinal #SmritiMandhana #ViratKohli #rajatpatidar pic.twitter.com/ZClMlDYOKF
— Niraj Kumar (@Nirajku11362609) February 5, 2026
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