New Delhi, 08 March 2024: The UP Warriorz and Delhi Capitals may have their eyes on victory every time they
step on to the cricket field. But on 8th March, celebrated as International Women’s Day, the league and both teams
had a bigger goal in mind during their match at New Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium.
On a rare occasion in Indian sports history, the fans and players of two opposing teams joined hands to stand for
one common mission – to spread the message of #SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE, showcasing women’s
empowerment and stressing on the importance of self-belief, that can make any dream come true, cricketing on
otherwise.
The captains of both teams, Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy, held up a banner with the message
#SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE at the coin toss to showcase the message of women's empowerment.
Speaking about the #SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE campaign, the UP Warriorz Captain Alyssa Healy
expressed, "We want to reiterate that we believe in every woman’s right to chase her dreams, in sport and in
life. Cricket is the perfect platform to celebrate the spirit of rising above all obstacles to claim victory, because we
believe that women — in all walks of life — have to reinvent themselves every day. Two teams coming together
symbolises the common vision we share for young girls to embrace an equal future, this women’s day."
Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals Captain Meg Lanning said, "Sport is for all. Our sport, cricket, has come a long way
for the women, and the Women's Premier League, in just its two seasons so far has played a crucial role in
improving that narrative. For any young girl watching this exciting tournament on TV or in a stadium, gives them
the hope that they too can be on stage like this one day, and make their dreams come true.”
Delhi Capitals took on UP Warriorz at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on 8th March at 7:30 PM. Members of both teams
held a #SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE banner, while taking a lap of the ground, at the end of the game, thanking fans
for coming over on this momentous day.
New Delhi, 08 March 2024: The UP Warriorz and Delhi Capitals may have their eyes on victory every time they
step on to the cricket field. But on 8th March, celebrated as International Women’s Day, the league and both teams
had a bigger goal in mind during their match at New Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium.
On a rare occasion in Indian sports history, the fans and players of two opposing teams joined hands to stand for
one common mission – to spread the message of #SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE, showcasing women’s
empowerment and stressing on the importance of self-belief, that can make any dream come true, cricketing on
otherwise.
The captains of both teams, Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy, held up a banner with the message
#SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE at the coin toss to showcase the message of women's empowerment.
Speaking about the #SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE campaign, the UP Warriorz Captain Alyssa Healy
expressed, "We want to reiterate that we believe in every woman’s right to chase her dreams, in sport and in
life. Cricket is the perfect platform to celebrate the spirit of rising above all obstacles to claim victory, because we
believe that women — in all walks of life — have to reinvent themselves every day. Two teams coming together
symbolises the common vision we share for young girls to embrace an equal future, this women’s day."
Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals Captain Meg Lanning said, "Sport is for all. Our sport, cricket, has come a long way
for the women, and the Women's Premier League, in just its two seasons so far has played a crucial role in
improving that narrative. For any young girl watching this exciting tournament on TV or in a stadium, gives them
the hope that they too can be on stage like this one day, and make their dreams come true.”
Delhi Capitals took on UP Warriorz at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on 8th March at 7:30 PM. Members of both teams
held a #SHEBELIEVESWEBELIEVE banner, while taking a lap of the ground, at the end of the game, thanking fans
for coming over on this momentous day.
