This season was not easy, but DC found a way: Jemimah runs in the final

Jemimah wants to do Imbi, Photo Credit: K. Murali Kumar

The other female Premier League (WLPL) season is on its final and another shot to win the title is waiting for the Delhi capital.

Meg Lanning & Co. Trophy hosting is not a joy experience, but they have set up a criterion for continuity, putting the table at the top of each of the three seasons to claim the birth of the direct birth in the final.

What has made this run of stability and success?

“I just think every player in this team is so professional and only know what they are doing. Each player adds so much value to this team,” DC Vice Captain Jemimah Rodriges said during the Virtual Media Conversation.

“And when everyone comes to Tosether, it only works as a unit. This year was not the easiest for us. But I think in the three seasons I am the most proud of this year because we have found a way to pick Orselvs and still be continuing and still the DC team that DC team that DC team knows the DC team that DC team.”

As a result of the first place at the end of the league stage, the capitals will make it to Saturday’s final after the EGHT-Day break without playing in Bushum. If you want to know if the lack of game time in Mumbai is an imperfection, the 24-Year-old does not agree.

“The word is the beautiful family with the conditions and the pitch of all of our team,” he mentioned. “We’re doing good practice sessions in all these days. And in fact, after all the other pitch, like the dream of Mumbai Butter. You enjoy batting here. It is a four -time, it’s a four. So, we are really waiting for it and our bowlers are so. I mean they have come up with their plans.”

In recognition of LANNING as Captain, Jemimah added: “The thing I like about meg, and this is something I want to add myself, he is quiet but aggressively aggressive Ati. And as a leader, this is a very, very important quality.”