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The sighting also sparked renewed discussions on player safety, particularly after the concerning incident involving Australian women cricketers in Indore last year.
On Wednesday, Royal Challengers Bengaluru women’s stars Lauren Bell, Nadine de Klerk, and Georgia Voll were seen strolling through Vadodara in a relaxed morning walk. Accompanied by two security personnel, the group caught the eye of local fans despite their low-key outing.
The RCB players are in Vadodara for the WPL 2026 fixtures. What started as a casual outing soon became a delightful surprise for locals. Many fans spotted them and shared pictures and short videos on social media.
Offering a rare off-field moment, the players enjoyed a peaceful walk before diving into their busy match schedule. The sighting also sparked renewed discussions on player safety, particularly after the concerning incident involving Australian women cricketers in Indore last year.
Wpl rcb team player on morning walk at vadodara street #vadodara #rcb #wpl2026 #lauranbell pic.twitter.com/X8AdUtJMZD
— Vadodara (@vadodara_click) January 20, 2026
While walking to a cafe near their hotel during the Women’s World Cup, two Australian players were reportedly harassed and touched inappropriately by a motorcyclist. The incident caused public outrage and highlighted urgent security concerns.
Cricket Australia confirmed that the incident was immediately reported to local law enforcement, leading to the swift arrest of Akil Khan. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) condemned the act.
In response to the incident, BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia reassured the players, emphasizing that their safety in India would be take care of. “India is renowned for its hospitality and care. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards such incidents. We thank the Madhya Pradesh State Police for their swift action in apprehending the culprit. Let the law take its course in bringing justice. If necessary, we will review and strengthen our safety protocols to ensure further security,” he said.

