Kolkata Tigers Women clinch back-to-back titles in Bengal Women's Pro T20 League
The Kolkata Tigers Women secured their second successive Bengal Women's Pro T20 League title in 2025, defeating Sobisco Smashers Malda Women in a rain-affected final at Eden Gardens. Led by Mita Paul, the Tigers displayed exceptional teamwork and tactical acumen throughout the tournament. This victory not only solidifies their legacy but also inspires aspiring female cricketers in Bengal.
The Kolkata Tigers Women have scripted history by winning their second consecutive title in the Bengal Women's Pro T20 League 2025. In a rain-curtailed final at the iconic Eden Gardens, the Tigers outclassed Sobisco Smashers Malda Women by 16 runs via the DLS method, reaffirming their dominance in the state's premier T20 competition.
Led by Mita Paul, the Tigers showcased grit, discipline, and tactical brilliance throughout the tournament. Their clinical performance in the final was a testament to their growing stature and cohesion as a team.
Captain Mita Paul, reflecting on the win, said, 'Winning it once was special, but defending the title is truly surreal. Every player in this squad has fought hard, and this victory belongs to the entire unit — from the players to the support staff and our incredible fans.'
The triumph has not only strengthened the Tigers' legacy but also served as a beacon for the rising wave of women's cricket in Bengal. The team's consistency and passion have ignited inspiration among aspiring young cricketers across the state.
Officials from the supporting organizations hailed the win as a landmark moment, calling it more than just a championship — a movement for women's empowerment through sport.
Meanwhile, the men's team from the same franchise also made headlines by reaching the semi-finals, continuing their consistent run in the league.
With this victory, the Kolkata Tigers Women have set a new benchmark in Bengal's cricketing landscape, symbolizing excellence, resilience, and aspiration.
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