🏏WPL 2025: Mumbai Indians Women vs Delhi Capitals Women, Final 🏏 - Page 28

Sanskriti: The way we started with the bat, we were hoping that someone clicks. Once we got a score on the board, I understood we'll pull it off somehow because we had faith in our strength. I've been playing for 10 years, whatever the platform. It wasn't like I was playing for the first time. This is my fourth trophy in three years.

Amanjot: Crowd expects more when you've won it before. On top of that we were playing at home. So the pressure is there. But we are made for the big occasion. Our team meetings are simple. They had won on both previous occasions, but today was a new day. Everytime luck won't go in their favour.

S Sajana: Very proud and very happy to be a part of this family. They keep supporting, the backing of each other, the energy, on and off the field - it is amazing. We could not make it (last season), but this season, we planned well, so much hard work went in behind the scenes, so we have to give this trophy to all those who worked behind us. I am really proud of myself but I just want to tell people who are looking up to me to be positive and never give up, even if people try to pull you down. Keep believing in yourself and keep working.

G Kamalini: Little nervous but I enjoyed a lot of batting. My family would also have enjoyed. It was my first six, so it was very exciting. All of them fielded like tigers in the field. (On her learnings) In the WPL, I learnt a lot on the mental side.

Amelia Kerr: She (Kamalini) has been awesome. That is the beauty of this competition - you are going to see so many people come through and play on the big stage. Both very good players - world-class in what they do, so nice to contribute. (On winning T20 WC and WPL) It has been a good year for me, pretty special. Stoked that I get to share the dressing room with some great people. When all is said and done, you are celebrating with great people.

Saika Ishaque: (On her wicket) I was not trying to take a wicket, I wanted to bowl a dot ball and the wicket came. Happy that I could do something for the team in the final.

Amanjot Kaur: Because we have won before, expectation can be a little more. But we have played big games before, so it did not feel like (a very different occasion). Our team meetings are simple. They had won before us, but today was a new day, new match. We had good depth and we would not leave this game for anyone (else to win).

DC both men & women team, IND W TEAM, SA both men & Women team, RCB men team, PBKS

Don't know why they choke in final/knock outs

Sanskriti Gupta: As soon as we reached that score, we knew we would win it. I had confidence in my team. I have been playing cricket for the past ten years, so it did not feel like my first time. I want to feel this (winning feeling) every time.

Nita Ambani: Sitting in the dugout my heart was just beating... but I had full confidence in my girls. Unstoppable! They fought till the last ball. Nat has been outstanding all season and those three wickets she took were fantastic. And that batting by Harman the captain, oh my god... If you see our dugout there was never a quiet moment, they were clapping and cheering and I think that kept them going. Two titles in three years. Why just my girls, you give any girl child the support and empower them, look what they can achieve.. Proud owner of Mumbai Indians today. As a franchise we are trying to empower little girls through sport. Both education and sport go hand in hand and it is important parents allow the girls to play