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The RCBW vs GGW head-to-head record is even after the two seasons. Both teams have faced off each other four times in the tournament. Their record remains even after dissecting it into the two seasons. In WPL 2023, the GG Women’s team defeated the RCB Women when they first played against each other. RCB Women's team quickly bounced back and tied the record in WPL 2023 itself. In WPL 2024, RCBW took the two points in the first clash while GGW registered a win later in the season.
Both teams will be looking to take an early lead in the RCBW vs GGW head-to-head record when they meet at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on the 14th of February.
Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara will be hosting its first match of the Women’s Premier League. The RCB W vs GG W head-to-head record at the stadium in Vadodara is nil as things stand currently.
Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara has not hosted a single T20 game. However, three Women’s ODIs have been played at the venue.
All four players mentioned could be featured in the RCB W vs GG W match on the 14th of February. The result of the match could very well depend on how these key Indian players perform.
RCB W vs GG W head-to-head record could be affected by how the pitch behaves at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara. The batters have enjoyed their time in the three Women's ODIs the stadium has hosted. In three games, seven fifty-plus scores were made at the venue five of which came from the Indian batters. With the ball in hand, pacer Renuka Singh and spinner, Deepti Sharma have been the standout performers.
RCB Women's players dominate the statistical leaderboard against Gujarat Giants Women. Five of the top eight records are dominated by players from RCB. The leading run-scorer, Sophie Devine will not be available in the upcoming season. The burden of scoring runs would fall upon the shoulders of Smriti Mandhana.
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RCB W vs GG W head-to-head will depend on how the best players perform in the game. Both teams consist of some X-factor players who could have a major say in the result of the game.
Smriti Mandhana is one of the best players in form currently. In 2024, Mandhana scored 763 runs in 21 innings at a strike rate of 126.53. It was the most runs by a batter in a single calendar year in WT20Is. In 2025, Mandhana has played three ODIs and scored 249 runs. Her strike rate of 152.76 sets Mandhana apart from other batters. She has also maintained an average of 83 in the three games which speaks very highly of the consistency shown by the Indian batter.
Ellyse Perry is one of the best all-rounders in the history of women’s cricket. She has the second most runs in the tournament and is the only one after Meg Lanning to score 600 runs across both seasons. With the ball in hand, Perry has taken 11 wickets while maintaining an economy of 7.70 runs per over. Even though she is coming into the game after suffering a hip injury in the Ashes, the Australian all-rounder has joined the RCB camp.
With Sophie Devine, Sophie Molineux, and Kate Cross out of the WPL in 2025, Georgia Wareham is one of the most experienced overseas players in the RCB Women’s team. Wareham’s bowling abilities have been on the rise since the start of 2025. In the three Ashes T20Is against England this year, the leg-spinner has picked up six wickets in three games. She has been a regular wicket-taker for Australia while maintaining an economy of 5.7 runs per over.
Ex-skipper, Beth Mooney could play a major role in the RCB W vs GG W head-to-head record. While she is not leading the side, Mooney with the bat in hand will play a crucial role. Her batting performances have improved significantly in the last few games. In the three T20Is she played this year, Mooney has scored 213 runs while averaging more than 100. Her strike rate of almost 147 has meant that Mooney will be responsible for providing aggressive starts for the Giants.
Ashleigh Gardner with her new-found leadership role would be a crucial player in tilting the RCB W vs GG W head-to-head record in her side’s favour. Gardner like many of her Australian teammates is coming to the WPL after a successful Ashes season. The all-rounder registered her maiden ODI century against England and was pretty successful with the ball in hand as well.
The lack of frontline bowlers has played a major part in the dwindling fortunes of Gujarat Giants Women in the WPL. 17-year-old, Shabnam Shakil will be an important player for GG in their clash against the defending champions. Shakil played four games in the previous edition. The right-arm medium pacer picked up four wickets in those games while maintaining an economy of 7.00 runs per over.
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