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WPL: ‘We've Learned A Lot From Gujarat & We Are Going To Come Out Stronger,’ Says DC Skipper Jemimah Ahead Of Eliminator Vs GG
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals captain Jemimah Rodrigues has expressed confidence that her team has learned valuable lessons from their previous encounters with Gujarat Giants and is poised to “come out stronger” in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 Eliminator on Tuesday. The winner will secure a spot in the final against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).
“You never lose as long as you can learn. And I know we've gotten really close and tight with Gujarat. But I just believe in this team that we've learned a lot from them. And we are going to come out stronger,” Rodrigues said in a video shared by WPL.
The Delhi skipper also praised her team’s collective performance, highlighting the critical role of her bowlers. “I'm really happy, and more than anything, as a captain, I'm just proud of the way the team played. It's always the bowlers who make a captain look better on the field. A lot of credit goes to them because it's easy to set a field, but they have to come and execute. And they've done that really well.”
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