<p>Former Indian captain Virat Kohli, who has been Royal Challengers Bengaluru's long-standing face took to his Instagram account to congratulate the women's team on their second triumph.</p><p>"Champions again. Keeping the rcb flag flying high and something that each one of you can be Proud of. To smriti and the whole squad and the management team, a big congratulations for this tremendous victory. You guys deserve this undoubtedly. Enjoy the moment and embrace the love of our amazing fans"</p>.<p>For the records<strong>, </strong>Smriti Mandhana anchored the run chase with an astonishing innings to lead RCB to a thumping six-wicket wicket win over Delhi Capitals for their second Women's Premier League (WPL) crown, following their inaugural triumph in 2024.</p><p>Smriti looked in imperious touch on her way to a magnificent 87 off 41 balls, while Georgia Voll smashed 79 in 54 deliveries during a 165-run partnership for the second wicket with her skipper, which paved the way for a memorable title triumph.</p><p>This was after skipper Jemimah Rodrigues rose to the occasion with a scintillating half-century and Chinelle Henry blazed away to a 15-ball 35 to lift Delhi Capitals to an imposing 203 for four.</p>
<p>Former Indian captain Virat Kohli, who has been Royal Challengers Bengaluru's long-standing face took to his Instagram account to congratulate the women's team on their second triumph.</p><p>"Champions again. Keeping the rcb flag flying high and something that each one of you can be Proud of. To smriti and the whole squad and the management team, a big congratulations for this tremendous victory. You guys deserve this undoubtedly. Enjoy the moment and embrace the love of our amazing fans"</p>.<p>For the records<strong>, </strong>Smriti Mandhana anchored the run chase with an astonishing innings to lead RCB to a thumping six-wicket wicket win over Delhi Capitals for their second Women's Premier League (WPL) crown, following their inaugural triumph in 2024.</p><p>Smriti looked in imperious touch on her way to a magnificent 87 off 41 balls, while Georgia Voll smashed 79 in 54 deliveries during a 165-run partnership for the second wicket with her skipper, which paved the way for a memorable title triumph.</p><p>This was after skipper Jemimah Rodrigues rose to the occasion with a scintillating half-century and Chinelle Henry blazed away to a 15-ball 35 to lift Delhi Capitals to an imposing 203 for four.</p>
