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Author: Trisha Ghosal
Delhi Capitals have established themselves as the most consistent team in Women’s Premier League (WPL) history. Three seasons, three table-topping league-stage performances, and three final appearances. Yet, the one thing missing is the trophy. But while their inability to cross the final hurdle is up for debate, their incredible consistency is not. What makes DC such a dominant force? Why have they been able to reach the finals three times in a row when others have struggled with consistency? Let’s break it down. The Dynamic Duo: Lanning & Shafali’s Opening Supremacy It’s no secret that Delhi’s run-scoring has been led…
It’s not every day that you get to wear multiple hats (or suits) in a whirlwind event like Tata Steel Trailblazers 3.0, but this conclave was my personal boot camp of chaos and comedy. Between being the frantic backend hero calling athletes to the banquet, the live production saviour keeping every stream afloat, and the daring moderator for three panels, I was running on pure adrenaline and coffee. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the madness: Manu Bhaker’s Session: The Glitch Olympics The day kicked off with Manu Bhaker lighting up the stage. We went live, and within 26 seconds—BAM—the stream…
On this historic day in the Champions Trophy 2025, as India takes on New Zealand, Virat Kohli steps onto the field for his 300th One-Day International—a milestone that transcends mere numbers and heralds the evolution of an era. With 14,085 runs in just 299 ODIs, an extraordinary average of 58.20, 51 hundreds, and record-breaking feats as the fastest to 8,000, 9,000, 10,000, 11,000, 12,000, 13,000, and 14,000 ODI runs, Kohli has redefined modern-day 50-over cricket with his audacious chases and unwavering determination. While the legacy of Sachin Tendulkar once symbolised the hopes of billions, Kohli has transformed that responsibility into…
In a high-scoring thriller in Vadodara, defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) pulled off the highest successful chase in Women’s Premier League (WPL) history, overhauling Gujarat Giants’ (GG) 201 with six wickets and nine balls to spare. Richa Ghosh, dropped on zero, produced a breathtaking 64 not out off just 26 balls, taking down GG skipper Ashleigh Gardner in a game-changing over to power RCB to victory. Mooney’s Grit, Gardner’s Carnage Asked to bat first, GG found themselves in early trouble on a tricky surface, losing Laura Wolvaardt and Dayalan Hemalatha inside the powerplay. Beth Mooney (56 off 37) weathered…
Saurav Ghosal, India’s squash legend, has officially returned to the PSA tour after announcing his retirement nearly a year ago. The 38-year-old, who has earned multiple medals at the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games, decided to make a comeback to pursue his Olympic dreams. In this exclusive interview, Saurav talks to RevSportz about the journey back to the court, his mental and physical challenges, and his goals for both the short-term and long-term future of his career. Q: What inspired you to come out of retirement and return to the PSA tour? A: When I retired from PSA in April…
The UP Warriorz had a promising start to their WPL journey, making the playoffs in the inaugural 2023 season after finishing third in the league stage. However, their campaign ended in heartbreak with a heavy loss in the Eliminator against Mumbai Indians. The following season, inconsistencies crept in, leading to a fourth-place finish and missing out on the knockouts. As they gear up for the third edition of the WPL, UP Warriorz have made some significant changes. With Deepti Sharma taking over as captain in the absence of Alyssa Healy, the team is looking for a fresh start. But will…
After finishing as runners-up in back-to-back editions of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), Delhi Capitals enter the 2025 season with a point to prove. They topped the league table in both seasons but faltered in the final, raising questions about their ability to deliver in crunch moments. With Australian legend Meg Lanning returning as captain, Capitals have once again built a formidable squad, blending international superstars with Indian talent. However, whether they can finally go the distance remains to be seen. Their auction strategy reflected a clear intent to bolster key areas. Capitals made four new signings, including their most…
Mumbai Indians have set a high benchmark in the Women’s Premier League (WPL). In 2023, they won the inaugural title with a near-flawless campaign, losing only two games and finishing the league stage with five consecutive wins. Their star-studded squad, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, delivered in crunch moments, with Nat Sciver-Brunt’s 60* (55) sealing the final against Delhi Capitals. In WPL 2024, MI remained strong but faced stiffer competition. They finished second in the league stage with a 5-3 record but stumbled in the playoffs, losing the Eliminator to a resurgent RCB. Their campaign saw brilliance from Hayley Matthews (11…
After an underwhelming debut season in the Women’s Premier League (WPL), Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) scripted a remarkable turnaround in 2024, claiming their first-ever WPL title. Under Smriti Mandhana’s leadership, they defeated Delhi Capitals in the final, ending the franchise’s long wait for silverware across both men’s and women’s teams. As RCB gears up for WPL 2025, they carry the weight of expectations but also face new challenges, including injuries and key-player withdrawals. Here’s a comprehensive SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis of their squad ahead of the new season. Strengths Strong Core of Proven Match-Winners RCB has retained…
The Gujarat Giants (GG) find themselves at a pivotal juncture ahead of WPL 2025. After two underwhelming seasons, where they finished last with just two wins in each campaign, the franchise is desperate for a turnaround. The management has made key changes, the most significant being Ashleigh Gardner taking over the captaincy from Beth Mooney. With new recruits like Deandra Dottin and Danielle Gibson, GG will be hoping for a fresh start. But will these changes be enough to break their streak of disappointing finishes? Let’s analyse their squad with a SWOT analysis. Strengths Strong Top Order GG boasts an…
