Women ipl

Is there a set base price? And what is the auction process? No base price has been set by the BCCI. Bidders will submit their bids in a sealed envelope. Bids will be accepted for a ten-year period, but the winners will own the team for perpetuity just like the owners of the men's IPL franchises do. Bidders will vie for one of the ten cities the BCCI has shortlisted as home bases. Will the highest bid be the winning bid? In the bid document, BCCI has said that it is not "obliged to accept highest monetary offer", and has listed some objectives it will look into before finalising the winner. These include: "establishing a stable, successful, financially secure, long-term Franchise to participate in the League; ensuring the widest coverage and the widest possible audience for the League; assisting in the development of the game of women's cricket in India at all levels; maximizing and enhancing exposure, wherever possible, for each of the official sponsors of the League; and, increasing and enhancing exposure for women's cricket in India both within India and the rest of the world." What is the auction purse? INR 12 crore (USD 1.46 million approx.) will be the auction purse for the inaugural season. Each team can buy a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 18 players, including seven overseas players including at least one Associate player. Unlike in the men's IPL, WIPL teams will have the option of fielding up to five overseas players in the XI, provided one is from an Associate co...

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The Indian cricket board (BCCI) has confirmed the five franchises set to compete in the inaugural season of the 2023 Women's Premier League. Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi and Lucknow have been unveiled as the five successful host cities, with respective owner bids combining for £465m, including a top bid of around £128m from the Adani Group for the Ahmedabad franchise. • • "Today is a historic day in cricket as the bidding for teams of inaugural WPL broke the records of the inaugural men's IPL in 2008," said BCCI secretary Jay Shah. "This marks the beginning of a revolution in women's cricket and paves the way for a transformative journey ahead not only for our women cricketers but for the entire sports fraternity." Trending • Transfer Centre LIVE! Real Madrid's Bellingham explains his move... • US Open: Fowler, Schauffele lead after record-breaking rounds LIVE! • Man Utd shares up 10 per cent but Qataris still waiting on exclusivity • Beckham to join Brentford B permanently from Inter Miami • Mbappe: Macron has no influence on my career • Arsenal's £80m-plus Rice bid rejected | West Ham want £120m • Bellingham passes first test on Real unveiling as new No 5 • Southgate undecided over whether to play Man City quintet vs Malta • Everything you need to know about the World Cup of Darts • PL fixtures 2023/24: Man City open season at Kompany's Burnley • • BCCI president Mr Roger Binny said: "I congratulate the winners for making successful bids to own WPL teams. The leag...

“Capri Global’s association with WPL has been strategic in achieving our vision of encouraging sports across all strata and genders and establishing a deeper connection with our stakeholders and customers. We believe cricket is the most natural route to further that vision given its history in India. We are proud and honoured to associate with the Women’s Premier League and extend our vision for sports in India while shining a light on the tremendously talented women of India. With the Lucknow WPL team, we are delighted to be a part of this historic moment in cricket and especially women’s sports.” Rajesh Sharma Capri Global Founder-Director on acquiring Lucknow’s franchise Pranav Adani - Director, Adani Enterprises ““The Indian women’s cricket team has been doing exceptionally well – and a cricket league for women is a significant step in creating more opportunities for women through sports. Cricket is an inseparable part of the country’s fabric and Adani Sportsline was keen to begin their association with the sport with the inaugural edition of the Women’s Premier League. While I wish every other franchise the very best, I look forward to the Gujarat Giants standing out as the top team in this new, exciting league.”” Pranav Adani Director, Adani Enterprises on aqcuiring Ahmedabad’s franchise Akash Chopra “With great joy and pride, I welcome our women’s cricket team to the MI #OneFamily! This is a historic moment for Indian cricket, and we are delighted to be a part of it...

Bats Bowls Bio A 22-year old opening batsman who hails from Pune, Ruturaj Gaikwad has been a consistent performer for his state team Maharashtra. He was the highest run-getter for Maharashtra in the league stage of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2018-19. At the IPL 2019 Player Auction, the Chennai Super Kings secured his services at his base price of INR 20 lacs.

The five teams will play each other twice in the round-robin stage. That makes it eight games per team and 20 league games. Then, the team that finishes on top cruises straight into the final and watches the teams placed second and third battle it out in an eliminator that decides the second finalist. • Mooney wants her Gujarat Giants side to take 'brave options' on the field • Can the WPL make women's cricket in India mainstream? • Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Giants to kick off WPL 2023 in Navi Mumbai • Seven lesser-known players who could be gamechangers at the WPL • WPL stars to look out for - Mandhana, Shafali, Harmanpreet, Mooney Interesting. Who owns these teams again? Three owners of IPL teams also bought teams here - Reliance got Mumbai Indians, the JSW and GMR group got Delhi Capitals, and Diageo bought Royal Challengers Bangalore. There are two new owners - Adani Sportsline bought Ahmedabad-based Gujarat Giants and Capri Global, a non-banking financial services company, took the Lucknow-based UP franchise, UP Warriorz (yes, that's with a Z, not S). Why aren't these teams all playing at their home grounds then? The BCCI secretary Jay Shah said on the day of the players auction that the tournament may expand to more cities later on, but for now it's all in Mumbai for logistical reasons - the fact that the tournament has been planned in a short period of time, only in the last few months. So what happens if more than two teams finish on the same number of points for any...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 13 (ANI): Actor Anushka Sharma, who will be seen essaying the role of Indian cricketer Jhulan Goswami in ‘Chakda Xpress’, is super excited to see women playing at the Indian Premier League. After reports surfaced that Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has set aside a window for the first-ever edition of women’s Indian Premier League (IPL) in March 203, Anushka took to Instagram to express her happiness. “Finally,” she wrote. As per ESPNCricinfo, the board has made changes to its women’s domestic cricket calendar to make way for women’s IPL. The women’s season that generally goes on from November to April has been advanced by a month, with the season set to begin on October 11 with T20 competition and end in February 2023 with an inter-zonal ODI competition.Since 2018, BCCI has been organising the Women’s T20 Challenge. What started as a one-off exhibition match between two teams in the first season is now a three-team competition. Many players from outside India have also joined the competition. But despite this, the clamour to have a much bigger competition just like men’s IPL is growing among players and fans for a while. Earlier in February this year, Ganguly had stated that the women’s IPL would be held next year. “We are at the level of formulation to have a full-fledged WIPL. It is certainly going to happen. I strongly believe that next year i.e. 2023 will be a very good time to start a full-fledged women’s IPL which wi...

• • • • The Women's T20 Challenge was an Indian The tournament was replaced by a new franchise-based annual T20 tournament, the History [ ] The idea for a women's version of the In November 2020, In March 2022, BCCI announced a new franchise-based annual T20 tournament starting in 2023 to replace the Women's T20 Challenge, Teams [ ] Team Wins Runners-up 3 1 1 1 0 2 Tournament results [ ] In the Season Final Final venue Winner Result Runner-up 2018 130/7 (20 overs) IPL Supernovas won by 3 wickets 129/6 (20 overs) 2019 125/6 (20 overs) IPL Supernovas won by 4 wickets 121/6 (20 overs) 2020 118/8 (20 overs) IPL Trailblazers won by 16 runs 102/7 (20 overs) 2021 Not held 2022 165/7 (20 overs) IPL Supernovas won by 4 runs 161/8 (20 overs) See also [ ] • • • References [ ] • ^ a b . Retrieved 2 January 2021. • News18. 21 May 2018 . Retrieved 3 January 2020. • NDTVSports.com. NDTVSports.com . Retrieved 3 January 2020. • Cricbuzz. Cricbuzz.com . Retrieved 3 January 2020. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 4 January 2020. • ^ a b . Retrieved 24 June 2021. • . Retrieved 11 March 2021. • . Retrieved 26 April 2021. • . Retrieved 26 April 2021. • ^ a b . Retrieved 24 February 2022. • ESPNcricinfo . Retrieved 26 March 2022. • Cricbuzz . Retrieved 26 March 2022. • Ghosh, Annesha (3 February 2023). 'Game changer': why the Women's Premier League is a revolution for players and fans". The Guardian. . Retrieved 5 February 2023. • ESPN Cricinfo . Retrieved 4 January 2020. • International Cricket Counc...