Foreign WPL Players Forced to Walk After Team Vehicle Breaks Down in Baroda

News Desk

By News Desk


Published: 23/01/2026

Foreign players participating in the ongoing Women's Premier League in India faced significant trouble when the vehicle carrying three foreign players from Royal Challengers Bangalore staying in Badora suddenly broke down. They then had to complete the remaining journey to the hotel on foot.

According to reports famous English fast bowler Lauren Bell Australia's Georgia Voll and South Africa's Nadine De Klerk were heading to their hotel from the ground after practice in Baroda when their vehicle broke down en route. Immediate assistance could not be provided forcing them to disembark and walk the rest of the way. Passersby on the streets reportedly stared at them strangely. Nadine Clarke mentioned this incident on her Instagram post and Indian media widely covered it.

This incident has caused concern among teams participating in the T20 World Cup which is also about to begin in India and has raised serious questions about the Indian Cricket Board's competence. After appearing on Indian media this news was quickly removed. It was later presented as the female players going out for a morning walk despite clear evidence that the incident occurred in the afternoon.

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