NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals are set for WPL 2025. Captain Meg Lanning and Coach Jonathan Batty shared insights into their preparations. They will face Mumbai Indians on February 15 in Vadodara.
Lanning led them to two consecutive finals. “We had good seasons but no title. Small tweaks can help us win,” she said. “We have a strong squad that can take the next step.”
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Batty praised domestic players for their growth. “Off-season camps helped a lot,” he said. “Players improved significantly with regular training and specialized coaching.”
Lanning highlighted the WPL’s influence. “It has helped local players grow. They are improving fast with more opportunities,” she said. “The league provides exposure to a high level of competition, which is crucial for their development.”
Key Players and Young Talent
Batty is excited about young talents. “Niki is a big name for us,” he said. “Young players are pushing experienced ones, creating healthy competition. They are working hard and showing great potential.”
The team held a pre-season camp in Pune. “Practice games were valuable,” Lanning said. “They helped players get into rhythm and adapt to match situations. We are now fine-tuning before the opener.”
Delhi Capitals have a challenging schedule ahead. After facing Mumbai Indians, they will take on Royal Challengers Bengaluru on February 17 and UP Warriorz on February 19 in Vadodara.
Batty emphasized the importance of consistent performance. “The last two seasons were fantastic. We just need to maintain our quality and make slight improvements,” he said. “Our domestic players have trained hard and are ready to make an impact.”
Lanning is optimistic about the team’s chances. “We are excited for the tournament,” she said. “The key is to stay focused, trust our process, and play with confidence.”
Delhi Capitals aim to start strong in WPL 2025 and make another deep run in the competition.
