Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 Saw a moment that instantly went viral liezel lee produced a disrespectful catch to be dismissed Radha Yadav during the clash between Royal Challengers Bangalore Women And Delhi Capitals Women. The brilliant effort summed up Delhi’s intensity in the field and showcased an impressive bowling display, restricting RCB to their lowest ever score in the history of the Women’s Premier League.
Lizel Lee took a brilliant catch to dismiss Radha Yadav.
The decisive moment came on the third ball of the 17th over bowled by chenille henry. With RCB already under pressure, Radha attempted an audacious upper cut on a short delivery in the hope of relieving some of the tension. Instead, she managed to gain a thick outside edge.
What happened next left fans and players stunned. Liesel, standing till the stumps, reacted immediately. The ball flew towards his face, but Lee displayed extraordinary reflexes to save it by reverse-cupping the ball inches away from his nose. As soon as Radha walked back, the crowd cheered, knowing that she had really hit something special. It was not just a wicket – it was a statement of intent from Delhi.
Here is the video:
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🎥 Another Liezel Lee special behind the stumps this season 🧤
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Delhi bowlers stunned RCB from the beginning
While Lee’s catches will dominate the highlight reels, the foundation of Delhi Capitals’ dominance was laid much earlier. Marizanne Kapp and Chinelle Henry bowled excellent spells of the new ball, achieving movement and bounce on a difficult surface. RCB were never given a chance to recover, the boundaries became weak from the very first over and the pressure increased.
Smriti Mandhana showed a glimpse of composure and tried to carry the innings forward, but her dismissal soon after the first timeout tilted the balance strongly in Delhi’s favour. From there, wickets continued to fall at regular intervals, with the batsmen struggling to find timing or rhythm.
Amidst the chaos, Radha was one of the few RCB batsmen who looked comfortable at the crease. He rotated the strike cleverly and showed intent without any carelessness. However, his dismissal in the 17th over, courtesy of Lee’s brilliance, effectively ended any hopes of RCB progressing towards a competitive total.
RCB were eventually bowled out for 109, well below the total and their lowest total this season. This reflects not only individual talent but also collective failure to adapt to circumstances.
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