Perry, the previous edition\u2019s Orange Cap winner was thrown into the mix with both openers having departed in the opening over and potentially the highest run chase in league history ahead of her but went on to score a 34-ball 57-run cameo laced with six fours and two sixes but fell after failing to clear the long-on boundary.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
From thereon out Richa Ghosh completely turned the game on its head alongside Kanika Ahuja (30 not out). The power hitter from Bengal displayed an array of shots on her way to scoring 64 runs in 24 balls to scripting the highest run chase in WPL history. \u201cI am really happy that we were on the winning side. The way Richa and Pez (Perry) batted, it was amazing to watch,\" said Smriti after the match.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Asked about the batting by their middle order, Smriti said it was brilliant to watch. \"Brilliant to watch, they have been doing that in the nets. Really happy that things clicked. After the first innings, we knew it would be tough to bowl, so we always thought we were in the game,\u201d said Smriti in the post-match presentation.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
RCB entered the new campaign with a heavily diminished blowing attack compared to their 2024 title-winning campaign with previous year\u2019s Purple Cap winner, Shreyanka Patel, Sophie Molineux, and Asha Shobana having been ruled out of the campaign with their respective injuries.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Asked about the batting by their middle order, Smriti said it was brilliant to watch. \"Brilliant to watch, they have been doing that in the nets. Really happy that things clicked. After the first innings, we knew it would be tough to bowl, so we always thought we were in the game,\u201d said Smriti in the post-match presentation.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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