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WPL 2025: Pretty Awesome To Watch Richa, She Plays With So Much Poise & Calmness, Says Perry
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Veteran all-rounder Ellyse Perry heaped high praise on Richa Ghosh for smashing an unbeaten 64 in Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) chasing 202 and beating Gujarat Giants (GG) by six wickets, saying her knock made for a pretty awesome watch while being in awe of the keeper-batter playing with poise and calmness.
At the BCA Stadium on Friday evening, Richa made GG pay heavily for dropping her on nought by hitting a 26-ball 64 not out, including hitting captain Ashleigh Gardner for 23 runs in the 16th over to turn the game in RCB’s favour and help them start their title defence on a winning note.
“Richa, she does it with so much poise and calmness. It's pretty awesome to watch. You just feel like every time the ball is on her side, she puts it over the rope and does that more often than not. That was an amazing way from her to finish the game,” said Ellyse in a video posted on the tournament’s X account on Saturday.
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