Lizelle Lee's WPL Debut a Game-Changer for Delhi Capitals | Hindustan Times

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Delhi Capitals' (DC) first win of the Women's Premier League (WPL) season was largely due to the phenomenal 44-ball 67 by former South African batter Lizelle Lee. The 33-year-old's blistering performance, which included eight boundaries and three sixes, set the tone for DC's victory. Lee's impressive display has been a consistent theme in her T20 career, which spans multiple leagues, including the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) and the WPL. Her skills as a wicketkeeper and top-order batter make her a valuable asset to any team. DC's interest in Lee predates her sensational WBBL campaign for Hobart Hurricanes, where she scored 305 runs in 11 matches, including a match-winning unbeaten 77 off 44 balls in the final. The Capitals recognized Lee's potential and signed her before the WPL auction, even before the Hurricanes won the trophy. "Lizelle has the ability to adapt to different conditions and deliver consistently across formats," said former India captain Anjum Chopra. "She's a proven match-winner, a consistent performer, and a multi-skilled player.