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Delhi Capitals released Meg Lanning and retained Annabel Sutherland 😲 Now, Sutherland will miss WPL 2026 due to personal reasons 🧐 So, DC called up leg-spinner Alana King as a replacement for the all-rounder Sutherland 🙃 - What's your take 🤔

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