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Jemimah ready for DC, with vital tip from Lanning

Hindustan Times Noida

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January 07, 2026

For the last three Women’s Premier League (WPL) seasons, Delhi Capitals did everything right— having a serial winner like Meg Lanning as skipper, assembling a match-winning squad and solid coaching staff.

- Samreen Razzaqui

Jemimah ready for DC, with vital tip from Lanning

They did so well they made it to the finals in all three editions. Yet, the trophy eluded them.

This year, the hope has risen that can cross that barrier. They have a new captain in Jemimah Rodrigues~who has gone where no Indian player went and returned powerful. She weathered a storm professionally and personally and emerged victorious with India in the ODI World Cup. And that could well be the catalyst DC need for the tide to turn.

She will be expected to be more serious asa leader. Yet, despite the added responsibility, don’t expect her to change her enthusiastic self. “Honestly, my personality won't change much. But when I enter my zone, my captaincy will be generally calm but also aggressive in thinking,” she said in a preseason virtual media conference.

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