Updated On: 14 March, 2025 08:27 AM IST | Mumbai | IANS
“Honestly, like all the other pitches Mumbai to bat on, it's like a batter's dream. You enjoy batting here - the outfield's fast, time it in the gap, it's a four. So, we are really looking forward to it and so as our bowlers, as they've come up with their plans”

Jemimah Rodrigues. Pic/AFP
There is an eight-day gap between Delhi Capitals’ last league match and the 2025 Women’s Premier League (WPL) final they will play on March 15 at the Brabourne Stadium. But Jemimah Rodrigues, the side’s right-handed batter, believes the long gap has worked to the team’s benefit, citing the time is being used to adjust to Mumbai’s pitches.
DC have been direct finalists in all three editions of the league after topping the table, but they are hoping to be third time lucky in the title clash happening on Saturday. “Talking about the gap, it's actually working for our team. We've had a lot of team bonding sessions and at the same time, this WPL was a bit hectic for us.”