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WPL 2026: DC Will Win Title, Mandhana Might Win Orange Cap, Says Chopra
DC are three-time runners-up in the WPL and are eyeing to break their title jinx under new skipper Jemimah Rodrigues. "I think Delhi Capitals will win, this time around. They have put together a very good squad and they have reached the finals all three times. Let them win it once,” said Chopra on JioStar.
He also felt that apart from Smriti, her opening partner Shafali Verma could be an orange cap contender. "I think it could be RCB captain, Smriti Mandhana, to score the most number of runs this WPL season. Smriti Mandhana might be the frontrunner in the race to win the Orange Cap and she might even win it. Alongside her, I feel, Shafali Verma, who will open for the Delhi Capitals, could be a strong contender as well."
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