Bengaluru, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Thursday named former Tamil Nadu spinner Malolan Rangarajan as the head coach of their women's team ahead of the fourth WPL season next year.
Rangarajan replaces Luke Williams, who was appointed as head coach in 2024. The Australian is set to miss the WPL (Women's Premier League) due to his commitments with Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League.
"Malolan Rangarajan, a key member of the RCB support staff for the last six years in various roles, has now been appointed as head coach for the upcoming WPL cycle," RCB posted on their official X handle.
Rangarajan has been a part of RCB's WPL setup since its inception. He served as the assistant coach during their title-winning season in 2024.
The WPL is being a held a month earlier than usual in 2026-- from January to February-- as India are set to co-host the the men's T20 World Cup with Sri Lanka in the February-March window.
Rangarajan replaces Luke Williams, who was appointed as head coach in 2024. The Australian is set to miss the WPL (Women's Premier League) due to his commitments with Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League.
"Malolan Rangarajan, a key member of the RCB support staff for the last six years in various roles, has now been appointed as head coach for the upcoming WPL cycle," RCB posted on their official X handle.
Rangarajan has been a part of RCB's WPL setup since its inception. He served as the assistant coach during their title-winning season in 2024.
The WPL is being a held a month earlier than usual in 2026-- from January to February-- as India are set to co-host the the men's T20 World Cup with Sri Lanka in the February-March window.
You may also like
MP slams Sadiq Khan as headlights stolen from wife's £170k Porsche in 'warzone London'
Gorakhpur Shocker: Man Drugs Wife, Records Obscene Video, Demands ₹10 Lakh to Delete It
This team reflects India: President Murmu on meeting Women's WC winners (Ld)
Bengaluru Doctor Kills Wife, Claims Horoscope Predicted It, Then Proposes to Five Women
'System blocked action': Pak minister's bizarre admission on Afghanistan ceasefire; what happened in Kabul
