The first edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) has not gone well so far for the Royal Challengers Bangalore women’s team. The RCB women’s team have faced defeat in their 5 league games so far, after which the team’s hopes of reaching the playoffs are all but gone. However, he still can’t be completely kicked out of this race.
The Royal Challengers Bangalore women’s team is currently at the bottom of the points table. At the time of the auction, the RCB had listed many top players in their squad, including captain Smriti Mandhana and Australian women’s cricket legend Ellyse Perry, but many have yet to deliver winning performances for the team.
Now it has become very important for the Royal Challengers Bangalore women’s team to win the remaining three matches to reach the playoffs. Apart from this, they will also have to depend on the results of other matches, after which we are going to talk about the equation by which the RCB women’s team can still qualify for the playoffs.
After losing the first 5 matches, now the RCB team has to play 3 more league matches, out of which they have to play one match against the Mumbai Indians women’s team. However, for the RCB women’s team to reach the playoffs it is very important to win at least one of these.
Apart from winning all three of their matches, the RCB women’s team will also have to hope that the Mumbai Indians women’s team and the Delhi Capitals team can win their matches against Gujarat Giants and UP Warriors.
Apart from Mumbai and Delhi Capitals, the RCB women’s team will also have to depend on the outcome of the match between Gujarat Giants and UP Warriors. If the Gujarat team defeats UP and loses the match against Mumbai and Delhi, there will be only 4 points left. On the other hand, if the UP team loses all the remaining matches, they will also be left with only 4 points, in which case RCB will have a chance to win the remaining 3 matches and reach the playoffs by reaching 6 points.