opening edition Women’s Indian Premier League According to reports, it is likely to start on March 3-26, 2023. But there is no official information yet from the Cricket Control Board of India (BCCI).
According to reports, there will be five teams playing 22 games in the league. Teams can have a maximum of 18 players in their roster. Five players will be abroad, four from Full Member countries and one from a Partner country. In the league stage, each team will play each other twice (20 games in total) and the leader will advance to the final.
According to a report in ESPNCricinfo, the league is scheduled to be played a few days after the Women’s T20 World Cup final (February 2 in Cape Town). IPL 2023 is expected to start on April 1st.
BCCI has yet to announce the dates for the Women’s IPL, but it has opened a window for the WIPL. In addition, BCCI is investigating the availability of overseas players before finalizing the end date of the IPL, which will be the home and away format. Covid-19 Pandemic.
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BCCI invites bidders to claim IPL media rights for Women
On Friday, BCCI secretary Jay Shah invited bidders to acquire the media rights to IPL for Women. “IPL Governing Council invites bidders from reputed entities to purchase Media Rights for Indian Women’s Premier League Seasons 2023-2027 through a bidding processJay Shah stated in a media release.
The deadline for the tender is 31 December 2022 and according to the reports, the bids will open around 8 January. BCCI will have a closed bidding procedure instead of e-reduction. In addition, BCCI has not set any floor prices for each of the three categories, television, digital and a combination of the two. The next step for BCCI will be to invite bids for five franchises.
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