WATCH: 'Its an amazing event..' - Ellyse Perry talks about India's spiritual devotion while lauding Mahakumbh

Ellyse Perry, a star from Australia, is playing well for the RCB. Although she has been playing at an extremely high level, the team's performance has been absurd.  The former WPL champions are having a hard time winning, and if they don't pull through in time, it's game over for them. Perry appeared on the RCB podcast, which is hosted by Mayanti Langer.  She was questioned about the team's progress and the most recent setbacks there.

The former Australian captain answers all of her questions and shares the principles and advice that brought her to this point.  When asked about team performance, she said that although the girls have been playing fantastic cricket, the results weren't in our favor. She also acknowledged the areas that needed development, which may help in their next match. For RCB to advance to the following round, it appears to be very difficult.

Currently playing for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the WPL, Australian women's cricketer Ellyse Perry is a shining star.  She has also developed a fondness for Indian culture.  Ellyse Perry has lauded the Kumbh Mela and said she's curious about it. “I am not gonna say this but Maha Kumbh is happening; I never even heard of, It's an amazing event that happens once in 144 years. Cattle and bulls around it show the religion and culture that's always been fascinating to see, and when I see these, it makes me more grateful.”

Watch the video here:

ELLYSE PERRY TALKING ABOUT THE MAHAKUMBH MELA. 🙏❤️ pic.twitter.com/IhdsyrgoXD

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WPL play is extremely difficult

Despite not having a winning position, you still think you are in the game. WPL play is extremely difficult, with each game being crucial and the difficulty being there at all times. She also talked about how Brenden Mccullum set the tone in the opening game of the first IPL with a score of 155.

Being a player of RCB is always a blessing because of the incredible support. This audience is always endearing, and every game is always unique. "The moment we won our first WPL title is something I will always remember," she said.  But now that RCB is at the bottom of the table, despite Perry's performance, RCB has enough worries. The rest of the team is terrible, and even the captain can't seem to get his form together.