India vice-captain Mandhana has been in red-hot form, smashing five half-centuries and a ton in the last 10 matches she has played for country and her franchise
RCB captain Smriti Mandhana during their loss to MI in Bangalore on Friday. Pic/PTI
Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s sturdy middle-order, in-form skipper Smriti Mandhana and a partisan home crowd will be the major challenges UP Warriorz will have to face when the two teams clash in their Women’s Premier League match here on Monday.
India vice-captain Mandhana has been in red-hot form, smashing five half-centuries and a ton in the last 10 matches she has played for country and her franchise.
But the top-order batter would not like to take Deepti Sharma’s side, who just picked their maiden win of the season, lightly, knowing well that Australia pace all-rounder Tahlia McGrath’s power-hitting could turn tables around anytime. However, after having made a confident start with back-to-back victories, and chasing down a 200-plus score against Gujarat Giants, Mandhana would have oodles of confidence in her side.
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