Women’s cricket in India is all set to become even more exciting!
Come this March, India will experience its first edition of Women’s Premier League (WPL). The event is conceptualized, owned and run by the BCCI. Five franchisees will compete in the inaugural season of WPL, which will be held in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai in 2023.
The Indian Cricket Women Premium League (WPL) was created as a professional cricket league to give Indian women cricketers the perfect avenue to demonstrate their abilities and compete on an even playing field with their male counterparts.
WPL's structure is based on that of the Indian Premier League (IPL), which it is the sister league to. The International Premier League (IPL) is the richest and most lucrative cricket league in the world. It ranks second in terms of value per game behind the National Football League of the United States.
A women's Twenty20 cricket franchise league called the Women's Premier League (WPL) is all set to take India by storm soon. Owned and run by the BCCI, WPL will have five franchisees compete in the inaugural season, which will be held in Mumbai and Na
WE Staff
Jhulan Goswami, veteran bowler who recently retired has been given the dual responsibility of mentor and bowling coach for Mumbai Indians for the Women's Premier League (WPL).
WE Team
The media rights for the upcoming Women’s IPL was awarded to Viacom18 in an auction which was held today. Viacom18 acquired the media rights for Women’s IPL for a period of five years (2023-27) by outbidding Disney Star, Sony and Zee.
WE Staff
Former India skipper Mithali Raj will come out of retirement for the Women’s IPL which is expected to be played from first week of March. There have been a lot of activities ahead of the first Women’s IPL. The names of the five participating team
WE Staff
The Indian Premier League (IPL), which annually draws a large audience, top-tier cricketers, and a great deal of attention both before and during an epidemic, gave birth to the biggest change in cricket history.
Former Indian Cricket captain and batter, Mithali Raj has hinted that she might consider coming out of retirement to play in the inaugural edition of the women’s IPL.
Being multitalented is a blessing and Anjum has proved it by being a cricket commentator, former cricketer, and captain of India’s national women’s cricket team.
India has experienced an increase in the number of female athletes in a variety of sports. They are not only collecting awards on the world stage, but they are also demolishing societal stereotypes along a mostly unknown road.
We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Read more...
