UPW need to win big over Delhi Capitals in Sunday\u2019s game, and get a slight mathematical chance to enter the playoffs. \"It\u2019s plain and simple... they've got everything to win and nothing to lose. When you play a game for a franchise, I believe its about winning. Our thought process is the same today: win first, and then we'll look at the equation later,\u201d said Nayar to broadcasters ahead of the clash.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
UPW had a miserable time in WPL 2026 due to a misfiring batting unit, and shuffling their middle order repeatedly. \u201cFirstly, it's too early for reflection, as there\u2019s too much emotion and no objectivity comes in. I have always believed that in T20s, its important to see whether your players have clicked at the right time, the partnerships you wanted at the right time have happened.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cI feel in a lot of ways, it has been a season of hits and misses. We have played well, but missed certain moments and we have been blown over, which is disappointing at times,\u201d added Nayar, who is coaching a women\u2019s cricket team for the first time.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
UPW had a miserable time in WPL 2026 due to a misfiring batting unit, and shuffling their middle order repeatedly. \u201cFirstly, it's too early for reflection, as there\u2019s too much emotion and no objectivity comes in. I have always believed that in T20s, its important to see whether your players have clicked at the right time, the partnerships you wanted at the right time have happened.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cWomen's cricket is different, where you need to be a lot more direct. When you plan, you have to be a lot more precise than men\u2019s cricket. The understanding that things will work out sometimes doesn\u2019t work out that way. It's been the first year for both of us (him and Lanning, as captain) and we have sort of learnt from each other.\"<\/p>\r\n\r\n