Royal Challengers Bengaluru extended their unbeaten run as RCB WPL momentum carried them to a commanding 61-run victory over Gujarat Giants, confirming a playoff berth in the Women’s Premier League 2026 season. The result marked their fifth straight win and underlined their status as early title contenders.

The win ensured RCB WPL finished in the top three, becoming the first team to officially secure a knockout place this season. Sent in to bat, RCB recovered from early setbacks to post a competitive 178 for six, showing depth and composure under pressure in WPL 2026.

After a shaky start, RCB WPL found stability through Gautami Naik, who produced a composed 73 off 55 balls. Her partnerships with Smriti Mandhana and Richa Ghosh shifted momentum decisively, allowing the side to build a strong platform against Gujarat Giants.

Defending the total, RCB WPL were clinical with the ball. Sayali Satghare delivered another standout performance, claiming 3 for 21, while Nadine de Klerk provided vital support to keep Gujarat Giants under constant pressure.

Chasing 179, RCB WPL struck early and regularly, reducing Gujarat Giants to 34 for four inside seven overs. Despite Ashleigh Gardner’s half-century, the chase never recovered as wickets continued to fall.

With this result, RCB WPL have built momentum, confidence, and table security heading into the final league phase. The performance reinforces their balance across departments and strengthens their push for the WPL 2026 title.