Gujarat Giants vs Delhi Capitals Eliminator, WPL 2026, Who will win today GG-W vs DC-W match?
GG-W vs DC-W, Match Eliminator, Cricket Tips :Royal Challengers Bengaluru became the first team to qualify for final of the WPL 2026. The other two teams to qualify for the playoffs will now face each other in the Eliminator to make it through. Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Giants will lock horns on Tuesday at BCA Stadium at 7:30 PM IST. DC-W have lost both group games against GG-W this season, and they will fight hard to avoid the hat trick of defeats. They did well in their previous game against UP Warriorz. GG-W have been in good form with three consecutive wins. It will be a competition between two in-form teams. GG-W vs DC-W: Match Details Date : February 03, 2026 (Tuesday) Time : 7:30 PM IST Venue : BCA Stadium, Vadodara GG-W vs DC-W Live Streaming Details The live action of the Eliminator contest on Tuesday will be available on the Star Sports Networks. Fans can also catch the live stream of the game on the Jio Hotstar app or website. GG-W vs DC-W: Head-to-Head in WPL Total Matches : 8 Gujarat Giants Women : 4 Delhi Capitals Women : 4 No-Result : 0 GG-W vs DC-W: Ground Pitch Report It has been a great batting wicket in Vadodara so far. The assistance for bowlers is very little, but some balls have grip into the surface in the lateral stages. Bowling first is ideal, as in such a big match, there is always pressure to post a big total. GG-W vs DC-W: Possible XIs Gujarat Giants : Sophie Devine, Beth Mooney (wk), Anushka Sharma, Georgia Wareham, Ashleigh Gardner (c), Bharti Fulmali, Kashvee Gautam, Kanika Ahuja, Tanuja Kanwer, Renuka Singh Thakur, Rajeshwari Gayakwad Delhi Capitals : Shafali Verma, Laura Wolvaardt, Lizelle Lee (wk), Jemimah Rodrigues (c), Marizanne Kapp, Niki Prasad, Chinelle Henry, Sneh Rana, Minnu Mani, Shree Charani, Nandni Sharma GG-W vs DC-W: Player to Watch Out For Probable Best Batter Captain Jemimah Rodrigues played well in the last game and took the team to playoffs. She will be a big wicket in this game. For GG-W, Sophie Devine has been the best player and won MOTM awards against DC-W this season. Probable Best Bowler Kashvee Gautam has been a difference-maker and has bowled well in the middle overs. For DC-W, Nandni Sharma has been the best bowler. She has the second-most wickets this season. Today Match Prediction : GG-W have already beaten DC-W twice this season, and they are in good form to make it three in a row. GG-W vs DC-W Match Eliminator, WPL 2026, Today Match GG-W vs DC-W, GG-W vs DC-W Prediction, GG-W vs DC-W Predicted XIs, Injury Update for GG-W vs DC-W Match Also Read: Live Cricket Score Disclaimer : The prediction or cricket tips are purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your predictions.
WPL 2026: 'This Is Just A New Beginning' - How Rajeshwari Gayakwad Silenced The Doubters
How Rajeshwari Gayakwad: On the eve of Gujarat Giants second appearance in a Women's Premier League (WPL) Eliminator at the BCA Stadium in Kotambi, Vadodara, Rajeshwari Gayakwad exudes a quiet confidence that belies the tumultuous journey that brought her to this juncture. At 34, left-arm spinner Gayakwad is having her best WPL season 10 wickets coming in seven games at an average of 14.50 and economy rate of 7.63. Nothing much is going on. All we have in mind is to play well at any cost and win tomorrow's match. Simply, that's it. I have that confidence in myself and in my team as well. This time, I feel we will play in the finals. We have the confidence to play in the finals, but winning tomorrow's match is very important for us. All we have in our mind is to play well and win tomorrow's match. We will surely play in the finals for the first time, which is going to be a very happy moment. But we will play with confidence tomorrow, Gayakwad told IANS in an exclusive conversation on Monday. For Gujarat Giants, reaching the final for the first time would be historic. But for Rajeshwari, it would be validation of the hard work done in the last 12 months. She didnt perform well in the last three seasons for her previous team UP Warriorz, but this season shes leading the spin bowling attack for GG. With her wide of the crease deliveries and subtle changes in flight and loop trapping batters on spin-friendly pitches in Vadodara. The secret behind her good showings, as per Rajeshwari, has been the improved fitness work, especially after undergoing a knee surgery in September 2024. I got a lot of break from cricket. Since I was in rehab, I was trying to be mentally and physically fit. I have worked a lot on myself. I have given myself a lot of time. I have tried to work on my weaknesses. I have been wanting to play WPL for a year and this is a big break for a player. I have learnt a lot from this break and got time to implement it. I have always tried to give my best and do well whenever I get a chance to bowl. No matter what happens, I always try to do my best to make the team win, she explained. The injury layoff, while devastating at that time, proved to be an unexpected blessing. Away from the intensity of competition, Rajeshwari had the luxury of time to rebuild her fitness, reassess her game, and work on technical refinements that would have been difficult to implement mid-season. When I just came back from rehab, I didn't get a chance to play that many matches last year. I have always learnt a lot of things from the outside whenever I didn't get to play. If a chance to play arrived, I have always tried to implement those things on the field. The physical transformation is evident - fitter and leaner than in previous seasons, Rajeshwari has retained the guile that has always been her hallmark. I did become mentally stronger by learning a lot of things from the outside and I have also taken care of my fitness. You must be thinking that I look fit - I have worked hard on myself. It's my main focus to always do well when on the field and whoever thinks that my time in cricket is over, I have to show them by doing well and saying that 'Yes, I am doing great and I have to play a lot more cricket ahead, she said. For Rajeshwari, the decision to undergo surgery came with the knowledge that the path back would be arduous, and there were no guarantees of returning to her previous best self, including being back in the Indian team. When the surgery was about to happen, I knew that it was not going to be easy for me. I had realized a lot of things like it is going to take time for me to get out of this. At that time, I was mentally very down. When you do know that things are not going to be right in the coming times, it was a very big decision for me to get the surgery done. I knew that it was not going to be easy and will be a tough thing for me. Still, I agreed to get the surgery done. But I did not get a chance to join the team and I was mentally down. It's just that whenever I get a chance to play, I will do my best. That is why I did well in the domestic season as well I was the (third) highest wicket there (in Senior Womens T20 Trophy). What has happened is that age is something everyone talks about, but I don't think that age is a big deal for anyone. Rather than accepting the narrative that her time had passed, especially due to the emergence of young left-arm spinners N Sree Charani and Vaishnavi Sharma, apart from Radha Yadav and Shuchi Upadhaya being given chances, Rajeshwari chose to work hard and come back to playing the game she picked as a kid in Bijapur. As long as I am fit, I can play and I want to drive out that mentality from everyone's mind and make them realise that age is just a number. As long as I want to play, I will play. So, let's see - I have always tried to give my best. A lot of people thought that my cricket career was over, but that is not the case. This is just a new beginning for me and I would like to say that, she said. With WPL 2026 seeing her be back at her best in T20s, Rajeshwari is naturally keen to add more scalps to her international career worth five Tests, 64 ODIs and 58 T20Is. It means a lot to me. Everyone gets a chance after an injury, but I didn't get a chance and I do feel very sad about that. It's okay, as I will play whenever I get a chance. It has felt like everyone gets a chance after an injury, but when it came to me, I didn't get a chance. I should have got a chance and I feel regretful about the fact that I should have got at least one chance. One more thing - I didn't have a bad performance in ODIs, but I am not there in the ODI side. I am on 99 wickets and it does feel that I should have got a chance to play and complete 100 wickets. But I haven't got that chance and I feel I should have got that opportunity, she elaborated. Asked if she still harbors hopes of an India comeback, her response is very direct. If one doesn't look at the age, then I can get a chance. No one cares about the age and if you think about it, you won't get a chance. But if they think I can play, I will get a chance. Through the toughest periods - the surgery, rehabilitation, and being out of action, Rajeshwaris family constantly stayed by her side. There was no one except my family. They have supported me a lot. No one else knew what I was going through. When you do well, people ask about you. But when you need someone, no one supports you and I have noticed this. At that time, no one supported me except my family. Even now, I play for my family because they do think that I can still play cricket. I am able to play now because of my family and their support. Her younger sister, Rameshwari, also a cricketer and played for Karnataka, has become Rajeshwaris most trusted technical advisor and mental support. She plays a very big role in my life. She never thinks about herself when it comes to me. I always consider her more of a mentor than a sister. She is younger than me, but she is more mature than me. Whenever we go home, as of now, I don't have a personal coach for a long time. My sister is everything to me because she understands and tells me everything. We started playing cricket together. She knows what I do wrong and what I do right. We tell and listen to each other about what improvement we can bring to our respective games. She tells me what I am doing wrong or what I used to do right before. She understands everything about bowling and tries to tell me about it and she supports me a lot. The support is unconditional, irrespective of performance or results. She is always happy. My family always supports me - even if I don't get a wicket or pick four-five scalps, they are happy. They just want to see me play well. My family supports me a lot and I can say that I am still playing because of them, she said. This WPL season has seen Gayakwad bowl in contrasting conditions, from the flatter surfaces in Navi Mumbai to the more helpful tracks at Vadodara. Though she didnt get much bowling time in the first half of the competition, the second half has been a productive one for her. The pitches here aid the spinners, while flat pitches were there. But I didn't get many chances to bowl in Navi Mumbai. It was a little challenging for the bowlers there. But the wickets here are slow and the bowlers are getting help. Both the wickets were different, but it is fun to play. Her pre-game preparation, however, eschews the modern trend of elaborate routines like data and analytics. No, nothing like that. I have been playing for so many years. I don't have any routine of that kind. I believe in what is going to happen, will happen. Nothing is the same every day and I believe more in that. The day we do well, the day will be good. If we don't do well, we can't do anything. There are ups and downs in the lives of the players and that's it. Her pre-game preparation, however, eschews the modern trend of elaborate routines like data and analytics. No, nothing like that. I have been playing for so many years. I don't have any routine of that kind. I believe in what is going to happen, will happen. Also Read: Live Cricket Score For her, a crack at playing the WPL final and potentially lifting the trophy will be proof that age is irrelevant, passion endures, and Rajeshwari has no plans of fading away quietly. Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: Backing From Mandhana Has Given Me Lots Of Confidence At RCB, Says Bell
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) pacer Lauren Bell has emerged as the most economical force in this season's Women's Premier League (WPL), and has attributed her success in the competition to the backing from skipper Smriti Mandhana giving her lots of confidence. Lauren has taken 12 wickets in eight games at an average of 15 and an economy rate of 5.63 with a strike-rate of 16. But the numbers also tell about the England pacers story of relentless accuracy - 116 dot balls, which is 13 more than nearest rival, Delhi Capitals all-rounder Marizanne Kapp. I think she knew me really well before I came here because I've obviously played with her more on a personal level and as a friend. Then out here, I've obviously got to know her as a captain and she's been amazing. She's been so clear and has really backed me, as well as giving me lots of confidence. So we work really well together and I think coming out here, knowing that I knew her and I knew my captain had obviously settled a few nerves. But we've got on and we tend to agree on all plans and everything she wants from me. So, it's been pretty seamless, Lauren told IANS in a select virtual interaction organised by RCB on Monday. Bell's bowling has undergone significant evolution since the 2023 Womens Ashes, as she transitioned from an in-swing to an out-swing bowler - a change that came from reassessing her action - from being front-on bowler to now more side-on. I didn't plan to change from an in-swinger to an out-swinger. But I just got finished from my first Ashes series in 2023. I sat down with my coach and my bowling coach at the time. We just chatted about how I could, like, progress as a bowler. Obviously, like, one of my goals is to be one of the best seamers in the world. We kind of just said, how can I do that? We basically said that there are three parts of fast bowling - there's pace, bounce, and movement. My action didn't provide the most pace and bounce that I could get out of like my physicality. So, I just tinkered with my action a bit and tried to get a bit more upright. In doing so, it led to changing the way I swung the ball. But hopefully in time, I'll be able to do both again and it's really exciting. But that was the main reason was to try and get a bit more pace, bounce, and I guess have an action that was a bit safer. So I wasn't at high injury risk, which I think my old action may have been, she elaborated. The modifications have paid dividends for Lauren, whos now being deployed by RCB to win phases, especially the powerplay and early middle overs. It's just nice and reassuring that if you swing the ball, you're massively in the game. I think that's one thing I've always done and always prided myself on was being able to move the ball off the straight seam. If you can do that, whatever format you're playing, it's going to be tricky to face as a batter. So, I guess that's one of my strengths and it's just good that it's been coming off and I've been able to put in consistent performances for the team, she said. Unlike many modern cricketers who rely heavily on data and video analysis, Lauren said she maintains a straightforward approach to preparation. I'm like a super simple cricketer, which you can probably tell by my plans out on the pitch. But I mean, I've played whoever you end up playing. I've already bowled at their opening batters twice this tournament, so I'll know my plan. But I also know what my strengths are. A lot of the time, I just like to go to my strengths and do what I'm best at and hope that it matches up to who I'm playing. I'll obviously have a little look at who it is and what line is the best way to get them out. But I think all in all, I'm very simple and I'll just go in and make sure that I know what my strengths are and what my best chance of getting them out is and I guess go from there, she elaborated. RCB took a short break in Goa ahead of the title clash set to happen on Thursday and Lauren signed off by saying the side used the break to recharge mentally before shifting their focus to winning the trophy for the second time in Vadodara. I'll obviously have a little look at who it is and what line is the best way to get them out. But I think all in all, I'm very simple and I'll just go in and make sure that I know what my strengths are and what my best chance of getting them out is and I guess go from there, she elaborated. Also Read: Live Cricket Score So it's just a way to recharge your batteries, spend a bit of time together outside of a cricket environment and then we're back now and we've got a few training sessions to really get ourselves ready. Article Source: IANS
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Tilak To Play Warm-up Matches, Sunder Looking Good, Suryakumar Yadav Gives Update Ahead Of T20 WC
T20 World Cup: Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav has provided a positive update on Tilak Varma and Washington Sunder's availability in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2026 while speaking to the reporters in the post-match conference after India beat New Zealand by 46 runs in the fifth and final T20I match of the series at the Greenfield Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram. Tilak has been sidelined for nearly a month after undergoing testicular surgery following an injury sustained during a Ranji Trophy game. The left-handed batter last played for India in the second T20I against South Africa on December 19 last year. According to the Indian captain, Tilak has recovered and will join the team next week in Mumbai, and he will also play two practice matches ahead of the tournament. Tilak Vermahe has been shaping well. I heard he is playing two games in Bombay on the 2nd and the 4th. I think two games are enough. I spoke to him yesterday only, Suryakumar Yadav said late on Saturday night. He has started batting, bowling, fielding, and everything. So, hopefully, we should have him soon, he added. India's premier all-rounder, Sunder, is currently undergoing rehabilitation at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence (CoE). Sunder was part of Indias playing XI in the first ODI against New Zealand in Vadodara on January 11. He suffered a rib injury while bowling in that fixture, but despite that, he came out to bat and helped India secure a win. Speaking on Sunder's fitness, the captain said the all-rounder has started batting and bowling practice, and the captain is expecting him to join the team soon. India's premier all-rounder, Sunder, is currently undergoing rehabilitation at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence (CoE). Sunder was part of Indias playing XI in the first ODI against New Zealand in Vadodara on January 11. He suffered a rib injury while bowling in that fixture, but despite that, he came out to bat and helped India secure a win. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Team India are set to assemble in Mumbai, where they will play two warm-up games ahead of the World Cup, which will commence on February 7. Article Source: IANS
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Delhi Capitals vs UP Warriorz Match 20, WPL 2026, Who will win today DC-W vs UP-W match?
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Jonathan Batty: Delhi Capitals will go all out to secure a place in the WPL 2026 playoffs when they take on UP Warriorz in their final league-stage match here on Sunday. Having won three and lost four of their seven matches so far, Delhi Capitals need a victory to qualify for the next stage. Reflecting on the campaign so far, head coach Jonathan Batty said, Weve played some really good cricket at times. I think were yet to piece together the perfect game. Weve still got lots of improvement we can make through the rest of this tournament. When weve played well, we can beat any side on their day. Ive been really pleased with the way the team has stuck together and worked hard to learn from the small mistakes weve made along the way, he added. Speaking about the pitch conditions in Vadodara, Batty explained, The conditions are significantly different from those at the D.Y. Patil Stadium. Weve had to rethink our strategy as individual players. From a bowling perspective, its about identifying the best lines and lengths; as batters, its about focusing on key scoring areas against different types of bowlers. Theres been a lot of thought thats gone into that. Ive been really pleased with the way the team has stuck together and worked hard to learn from the small mistakes weve made along the way, he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score When asked about his message to the team ahead of the crucial encounter, the Englishman said, My key message is to keep focusing on what we do when we play our best cricket. We have super-talented players, and when they execute their skills, thats good enough against most teams. Of course, we look at areas where we can target the opposition, but for me, its about making sure we do our job with the bat and the ball. Article Source: IANS
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Georgia Wareham: Leg-spin bowling all-rounder Georgia Wareham, who struck an unbeaten 44 and later picked two wickets in Gujarat Giants sealing an 11-run win over Mumbai Indians in a decisive 2026 WPL clash, said she felt really nice to have an impact with both bat and ball. Georgia was adjudged Player of the Match for her all-round contributions in helping GG break the MI hoodoo. It was really nice to have an impact today with both bat and ball. I probably let myself down a little in both aspects during the first part of the season. So to contribute to a win tonight, Im really happy with that, she said in the post-match presentation ceremony. Asked on how she assesses the conditions, Georgia said, I think what weve seen is that giving yourself a few balls to get going has been really important. Just allowing yourself that time to settle in. Thats what I tried to do today - give myself a few extra balls, get used to the pace, and then build from there. I think thats been the trend across games here at Vadodara. On how much her batting does help her bowling, Georgia said, I think batting definitely helps. Having a good understanding of how the conditions are playing makes a big difference. Weve been pretty good batting first and then defending with the ball, so by the time I get the ball after the powerplay, Ive got a fairly clear idea of what to expect. That said, our plans dont change too much - we try to hit the stumps as much as possible and keep all modes of dismissal in play. Veteran seam-bowling all-rounder Sophie Devine, who also picked two wickets and played a key role in the field, praised the teams collective effort. I thought we were probably a few runs short on the board, but the way Ash (Gardner) and Wolfie (Wareham) batted to get us to that score was fantastic. After that, it was up to the bowlers, and I thought the way we fielded today was excellent. We demanded a lot from our fielders and knew that could be the difference, and I thought we were really good. To hold our nerve against a Mumbai side - and especially when Harman is hitting the ball like that - full credit to the team. Asked if the first 10 overs of their bowling set up GGs win, Sophie said, Especially on this wicket, which was a bit tougher, taking early wickets, particularly in the powerplay and the first 10 overs, is always crucial. We know that no matter where you play, those early breakthroughs help set the game up. Getting rid of players like Nat and Hayley, who can cause serious damage, was a big help. That said, when Harman gets on a roll, it sometimes feels like no total is big enough. But the first 10 overs were outstanding, and to maintain that intensity till the end and just sneak home was really nice. Quizzed if the decision to bat first paid off, Sophie said, Im not entirely sure what the difference is, because its the same lineup. I think weve just had really good success batting first. I know the trend has been ridiculous - something like 40 tosses in a row where teams chose to bowl first. But on a wicket we thought would tire, having first use of it helped. We back ourselves batting first. That said, were also comfortable chasing. Ash is a pretty hopeless tosser, so it doesnt really matter what we want - we just get told what to do anyway. GG will play the Eliminator on Tuesday and Sophie said how do they will approach the break time. Look, Ill probably see you (Charles Dagnall) and Marto (Katey Martin) at the golf course tomorrow. Im having a buzz. But jokes aside, its really important that we take a couple of days off. But on a wicket we thought would tire, having first use of it helped. We back ourselves batting first. That said, were also comfortable chasing. Ash is a pretty hopeless tosser, so it doesnt really matter what we want - we just get told what to do anyway. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Well enjoy tonight and celebrate the win, but over the next few days well start building again towards the eliminator on Tuesday, staying consistent with how we train and prepare, she concluded. Article Source: IANS
Automatic train protection system Kavach commissioned on 472-km route: Indian Railways
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MI W vs GG W Live Streaming: Defending champions Mumbai Indians meet Gujarat Giants today in a vital WPL 2026 clash. Gujarat Giants aim for a third consecutive win to secure their playoff spot. Mumbai Indians also have a chance to qualify with a victory. The match takes place at the BCA Stadium in Vadodara. Live coverage is available on Star Sports and JioHotstar.
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Nat Sciver-Brunt smashes first-ever century in Womens Premier League Vadodara: Nat Sciver-Brunt (100 not out) hit the first-ever century of Womens Premier League history in its fourth edition as dominant Mumbai Indians beat Royal Challengers Bengaluru by 15 runs, despite Richa Ghoshs whirlwind 90, here on Monday. In a must-win game to remain in contention []
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VADODARA, Jan 24: Delhi Capitals Women produced a clinical all-round performance to defeat Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Women by seven wickets in the 15th match of the Womens Premier League (WPL) 2026. Playing at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara, Delhis bowlers restricted Bengaluru to a modest total before their batters chased it down comfortably. After []
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UPW vs GGW Highlights, WPL 2026: Updates from Vadodara - India Today
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