"Whatever it Takes"- WISH IN LIGHT WITH 2024 ICC Women's WC theme song

The Women's T20 World Cup is all set to kick off on and from October 3rd. 10 teams will play 23 matches each, in two cities- Sharjah and Dubai. To excite the tournament, an Indian Indian girl band W.I.S.H. has composed a track, "Whatever It Takes." ICC released the track on 23rd September on its official YouTube channel.

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"Whatever It Takes"

Since its release, the official video has gathered 26,697 views on YouTube. The track saw a quick rise in popularity, which supports the idea- the fans found it appealing.

The main aim of the song is to aware and energize the fans about the tournament. It resonates with the spirit of the game. It also reflects the hard work necessary to compete at the finest stage of the game.

However, it's all on time, for it to become an anthem or just a theme song, for the fans.

W.I.S.H- World Inka Stage Hey

Launched and supported by New Zealand-based composer Mickey McCleary, the aim of the brand was to bridge the gap between Bollywood and Indie music. McCleary has worked on multiple Bollywood projects as well. 

The World Cup theme song featured four members of the band. They are Ri (Riya Duggal), Sim (Simran Duggal), Zo (Zoe Siddharth) and Suchi (Suchitra Shirk). Riya is the eldest of the Duggal sisters and is the leader of the band too.

Not only that, the Duggal sisters performed as "Simetri", and ranked in the top 24 in the national hunt for English language artists.

W.I.S.H. is a clever name. In Hindi, this means poison. But the name expands to World Inka Stage hey.

2024 Women's World Cup- the stage to popularity

The band W.I.S.H gained the limelight after they released the theme song. However, the band has nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram and 1.84 lakh subscribers on YouTube.

Lallez was the debut music video they made, which drew seven million viewers. Galti and Therapy have around four million views each.