Jethalal’s Social Media Post on Rajasthan Royals Trends as RCB Women Triumph in WPL 2024

The Rajasthan Royals savaged the RCB men’s team in a ruthless way after the ladies’ side of the establishment brought home the WPL 2024 championship.

The Royal Challengers Bangalore at long last tasted an outcome in establishment cricket as the Smriti Mandhana-drove ladies’ group proceeded to win the women’s Head Association (WPL) 2024 title on Sunday. RCB’s triumph against the Delhi Capitals saw Mandhana’s ladies’ group register its name in the set of experiences books while the men’s group keeps on being without a title in 16 years of its IPL cooperation. As fans took to web-based entertainment to compliment RCB on the success, the Rajasthan Royals shared an image that set the web on fire.

In their post, Rajasthan Royals drew matches between the RCB ladies’ group’s title win and that of a scene from the popular satire network program “Tarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma.” With the post, the Royals appear to have attacked RCB’s men’s side.

Not just Rajasthan saw the irony in RCB’s women’s squad winning the title ahead of the men’s. On the same topic, a number of other social media users attempted to ridicule the Bengaluru team.

Concerning the match, an overall presentation that was driven by a strong thump by Ellyse Perry and splendid bowling spells from spinners Shreyanka Patil and Sophie Molineux controlled RCB to their very first WPL with an eight-wicket win in the title conflict at Arun Jaitley Arena.

The competition saw India’s young and gifted players sparkle in minutes when their particular groups required them the most. Arundhati Reddy, Minnu Mani, Shubha Satheesh, and Vrinda Dinesh are a portion of the instances of nearby abilities that were uncovered during the charging competition.

BCCI secretary Jay Shah, previous India cricketers Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar were a portion of the VIP names to praise RCB on their prosperity. Virat Kohli, a piece of RCB’s men’s group, had a video call with Smriti Mandhana and others after the group’s prosperity.