WPL 2025: Here’s why in UP Warriorz players wear pink jerseys in today’s match against RCB

AND Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 He was an exciting tournament, and teams fought for superiority in the field. In the 18th game of the season between Up Warriorz and Royal challengers BengalurThe fans have noticed a significant change in the appearance of Warriorz – players wear pink jerseys instead of their traditional yellow and purple color.

Why do warrior players carry pink jerseys?

For the first time in WPL history, UP Warriorz stranded pink jerseys as part of his initiative to support girls’ education. The franchise united with Educate Girls, an organization dedicated to the empowerment of young girls through education. Sporting Pink, UP Warriorz aims to raise awareness of the importance of education for girls, enhancing the idea that educating the girl uses families, communities and nation as a whole.

‘Her education, our promise’

In addition to striking pink jerseys, players also carry their education, to our promise, symbolizing their continuous commitment to promoting education for girls. This initiative emphasizes the responsibility of the franchise outside the cricket, giving a strong social statement.

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RCB first decides for a bowl

The match, which took place at the Ekana Crickket stadium, Lucknow, saw RCB winning in throwing and choosing first place. Their captain Smirk Mandhana expressed her thoughts of throwing, saying, “We played a good cricket in the tournament, but that was in patch. We hope to be able to play a complete game tonight. We talked well about it, and everyone was calm and composed, which is a good sign. “

Upw vs rcb: playing xi both teams

Up Warriorz: Grace Harris, Georgia Voll, Kiran Navgire, Deepti Sharma (C), Chinelle Henry, Shweta SEHRAWAT, above Khemnar, UMA Chery (WK), Sophie Ecclestone, Kranti Goud, Anjali Sarvana

Royal Challengers Bengalur: Smiti Mandhana (C), Sabbhineni Meghan, Ellyse Perry, Raghvi Bist, Richa Ghosh (WK), Kanika Ahuja, Charlotte Dean, Georgia Wareham, Kim Garth, Sneh wounds, Renuka Singh Takur

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This article was first published on Wmencricsket.comand Times of the cricket Society.