RCB W vs DC W | Twitter in ROFL mode as young Nandani undergoes tense moments unearthing DRS logic

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Understanding the logic of the Decision Review System has always been tricky as Nandani Sharma showed in the WPL game against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The Delhi Capitals pacer lost herself while trying to reason a DRS call before skipper Jemimah Rodrigues jumped in to calm her nerves.

Delhi Capitals' Nandani Sharma celebrates a dismissal against RCB in the WPL in Vadodara

‌Delhi Capitals were having a field day with the ball after putting Royal Challengers Bengaluru in during the Women’s Premier League game in Vadodara on Saturday. The Capitals had RCB on the mat, reducing them to 95/6 by the end of the 17th over, with pacer Marizanne Kapp and offie Minnu Mani picking up two wickets each.

Nandani Sharma added further misery to the batting unit as she trapped Arundhati Reddy plumb in front in the very next over. The pacer bowled a back of the hand slower delivery off the third ball, that pitched on a fuller length before crashing into the pads of Arundhati, who missed the sweep shot.

The umpire had no hesitation in raising his finger but Arundhati was quick to take the DRS review. As the three-step process stood with the call of the on-field umpire, Nandani was looking lost trying to figure out what was happening.

The pacer was drawing an imaginative process flowchart with her hands in the air and looked perplexed trying to figure out the outcome. However, captain Jemimah Rodrigues quickly jumped to her rescue and reminded her that the on-field umpire had initially given out.

Twitter was in splits as Nandani Sharma went through a dramatic few moments before the smiles were back on her face.

Lol!

pic.twitter.com/ZMIqLNqzxT
— Alexandra Rodrigues (@R37389Alexandra) January 24, 2026

All out!

109 ALL OUT. 💀

Delhi Capitals Women absolutely dismantled the RCB top order. Marizanne Kapp, C Henry and Nandni Sharma were unplayable today.

Is this game over already or are we seeing a classic RCB comeback? #RCBvDC #WPL2026 pic.twitter.com/QWA6B8dD6u
— Divyanshu Kunal (@imD12kunal) January 24, 2026

Lowest total!

RCB all out for 109! Lowest score for RCB in #WPL

Nandni Sharma 3-26

Marizanne Kapp 2-17

Minnu Mani 2-18

Chinelle Henry 2-22 pic.twitter.com/LtjoGJBGk2
— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) January 24, 2026

Massive impact

Nandni Sharma having a Saika Ishaque like season from WPL1

Don't think anyone would have expected her to have such a massive impact #WPL2026 #RCBvDC
— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) January 24, 2026

Climping!

Most wickets by an Indian bowler in a #WPL edition

15 Saika Ishaque

13 Shreyanka Patil & NANDNI SHARMA #WPL2026 #RCBvDC
— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) January 24, 2026

Really good!

Nandni Sharma magic at the death again

Just 7 runs & 2 wickets off the 20th over

Really good variations#WPL2026 #RCBvDC
— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) January 24, 2026

Cap holder!

Nandni Sharma now not just the Purple Cap holder but her 12 wickets in this edition are the most ever by an Indian pacer in a #WPL edition #WPL2026 #RCBvDC
— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) January 24, 2026

12 wickets!

Nandni Sharma's 11 wickets in this #WPL are the most ever by an Indian pacer in an edition

What a debut season she's having#WPL2026 #RCBvDC
— Mohit Shah (@mohit_shah17) January 24, 2026

Krunal pandya!