DC Women vs RCB Women WPL 2026 Final: Delhi Set 204-Run Target in Vadodara

Delhi Capitals Women produced a commanding all-round performance to put themselves in a strong position in the Women’s Premier League 2026 final against Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women at Vadodara.

Batting first after being asked to set a target, Delhi Capitals posted an imposing total of 203 for 4 in their 20 overs. The innings was built on a calm yet authoritative knock from captain Jemimah Rodrigues, who anchored the middle phase and ensured momentum never dipped. She found solid support from the top order, while the finishing touch came through a powerful late surge that pushed the score well beyond the par total at the venue.

Chinelle Henry emerged as one of the standout performers for Delhi. After contributing with the bat, she made an immediate impact with the ball, striking early in the chase and applying pressure on the Royal Challengers lineup. Her ability to deliver at crucial moments highlighted her value as a true match-winner in high-stakes games.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru began their chase knowing they needed the highest successful run chase in WPL history. The openers started with positive intent, but early wickets slowed their momentum. Delhi’s bowlers maintained discipline, mixing pace and variations effectively to keep the required run rate climbing steadily.

The contest also carried significant narrative weight. Delhi entered their fourth final still searching for a maiden WPL title, while Royal Challengers were aiming to add another trophy after tasting success earlier in the league’s history. The pressure of the occasion was evident, especially as Delhi’s fielders backed their bowlers with sharp efforts in the ring.

As the match progressed, the balance tilted firmly in Delhi’s favour, with their bowlers controlling key phases and restricting scoring opportunities. The packed crowd in Vadodara witnessed a display of composure and tactical clarity from the Capitals, reflecting their growth across the season.