RCB Vs DC Final: Both teams searching for first WPL title; Ellyse Perry is the top scorer, most wickets in the name of Cap

The final match of Season 2 of the Women's Premier League between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Capitals will be played at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. This match will start at 7:30 pm.

Both the teams are in search of the first title, Delhi Capitals is playing the final for the second time, while Bengaluru has made it to the title match for the first time. Last season, Delhi had to face defeat, the team won the first title by defeating Mumbai Indians by 7 wickets.

Jemimah Rodriguez and Shreyanka Patil during pre-match training.

Delhi in great form, won 6 out of 8 matches
Delhi team is in great form this season. The team is on top in the league of 5 teams with 12 points in 8 matches. Meg Lanning led from the front, scoring 308 runs in 8 innings, while South African all-rounder Marianne Kapp and Australia's left-arm spinner Jess Jonassen scored 11. Took 11 wickets.

Delhi had to face defeat only twice in this season. Delhi was defeated by Mumbai Indians and UP Warriors. Apart from this his campaign has been impeccable.

RCB has not been able to win against DC till now
The DC team has won all four matches played against RCB so far, but the previous performance will not matter in the final. This is a new day and a new match in which only the team that manages to withstand the pressure will get the trophy.

Delhi will hope to get a good start from Lanning and Shafali Verma. Jemimah Rodrigues has also been in form in the middle order but all-rounders Elise Capsey and Kapp will be expected to perform better. Jonassen, Kaap and Shikha Pandey have performed well in bowling. Left arm spinner Radha Yadav has also taken ten wickets and her role will be important on the slow pitch of Kotla.

RCB saves low-score in eliminator, beats Mumbai by 5 runs
RCB, on the other hand, had finished third in the league stage but defeated Mumbai by 5 runs despite a low score in a thrilling eliminator on Friday. All-rounder Ellyse Perry will be responsible for batting, she has scored 312 runs so far. He has also taken 7 wickets.

Had it not been for Perry's all-round performance against Mumbai, RCB would not have won. First he scored 66 runs in 50 balls and then also took a wicket. However, they will expect more support from captain Smriti Mandhana, Sophie Devine, Richa Ghosh and Sophie Molineau. RCB bowlers especially Renuka Singh, Shreyanka Patil and Georgia Wareham will also have to perform well.