By Khabar Rojana 
Delhi Capitals batter Niki Prasad reflected on a heartbreaking finish in the Women’s Premier League after her team fell just short in a high-scoring clash against Gujarat Giants in Vadodara on Tuesday.
Chasing a challenging target of 175, Delhi Capitals needed four runs off the final delivery. The responsibility fell on 20-year-old Prasad, who carefully assessed the field before facing the experienced Sophie Devine. Despite a valiant effort under pressure, Prasad was unable to find the boundary, and Delhi Capitals missed out on a dramatic win.
Speaking after the match, Prasad said the experience would only push her to improve. “I’m going to go back and train harder and make sure that next time when I’m put under such a situation, I’m going to cross the line,” she said.
The young batter’s composure in a tense situation impressed fans and experts alike, highlighting her growing maturity and potential in high-pressure moments. Despite the loss, Prasad’s performance stood out as a positive takeaway for Delhi Capitals as the tournament progresses.
The match once again underlined the competitive nature of the Women’s Premier League, where fine margins often decide outcomes and young talents continue to rise on the big stage.
Shalu Shalu