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WPL 2025: The Job Isn't Done Yet, Despite Playoffs Qualification, Says DC Coach Batty
Ekana Cricket Stadium: Ahead of their match against Gujarat Giants (GG) at Ekana Cricket Stadium on Friday, Delhi Capitals (DC) head coach Jonathan Batty said despite the side qualifying for the playoffs of 2025 Women’s Premier League (WPL), their job is still not over yet.
In the back end of the Bengaluru leg of the competition DC, currently at the top of the points table, got their playoffs qualification for the third straight time with wins over 2023 winners Mumbai Indians and defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru on consecutive days.
Their game against GG is the only match they will play in Lucknow, before preparing for the playoff games at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. "It's one of the great things about this five-team tournament that the sides are really well-balanced.”
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