Virat Kohli HAILS RCB Women as ‘Champions Again’ After Historic WPL 2026 Triumph

He hailed the team not just for keeping the flag flying high, but also for carrying on its proud tradition: the rest is always new, and having the team be world-class will always go down in history. 

Smriti Mandhana had been the backbone of the RCB Women’s campaign for WPL 2026. She played all over again in the final game, and she played great when it was counted most, playing with experience and with a lot of drive for a historic win. Not just for delivering the victory, but also for solidifying the reason RCB Women are now viewed as one of the best clubs in the league. 

Heartwarming Fan Moment Steals the Show

During the post-game festivities, RCB Women’s star performer gave her helmet to an ecstatic fan who was beside her in the stands. The event brought about raucous applause from the Vadodara house and hit the web very fast. But it was also a sign of the strength that exists between the team and the rabid RCB fans, a sentiment worth its weight in gold for a night that must not fade from our minds forever. 

RCB’s Rising Legacy: Across Leagues

This victory in the WPL 2026 has brought Royal Challengers Bengaluru a solid foundation in a still thriving top-tier tournament of T20 cricket. The franchise’s success in the women’s league represents a broader, increasing standard of excellence and of belief that extends across formats. RCB Women, Virat Kohli emphasised in his message, they are not simply a title but the torchbearers of the franchise’s long-evolving legacy.

RCB Women Seal Title With a Record Chase

RCB Women knocked off one of the most memorable WPL finals in all time by chasing down the daunting target of 204 to defeat Delhi Capitals in Vadodara to claim one of the all-time champions titles. The high-pressure run chase showcased the team’s fearless personality and depth in batting. 

Smriti Mandhana’s Leadership Defines the Campaign

Captain Smriti Mandhana led from the front with a match-winning innings, anchored the chase, and guided her side to a six-wicket victory. Her steady hand, cool under pressure, proved decisive on the most pivotal stage of the tournament.