WPL 2023 Tickets : BCCI released tickets for the first edition of the tournament just 3 days before. The inaugural season of WPL will comprise 20 league matches and 2 playoff matches, which will be played during a 23-day period.
The tournament will commence on March 4 with the opening match between Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians, which will take place at DY Patil Stadium. Additionally, there will be four doubleheaders, with the first match beginning at 3:30 PM.
All the matches of the evening will start at 7:30 pm IST. A total of 11 matches will be played at DY Patil Stadium and Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.
This year’s tournament will feature six teams- Gujrat Giants, Royal Challengers Bangalore Women, UP Warriorz, Delhi Capitals Women, and Mumbai Indians Women.
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WPL 2023 tickets will be sold at a reduced rate
Tickets for Women’s IPL 2023 will be accessible both online and offline. Those interested in purchasing tickets offline, they can do so directly at the stadium. Alternatively, fans can also buy tickets for the matches online by visiting BCCI’s partner sites, including Bookmyshow.
The details regarding the WPL 2023 tickets are available on BookMyShow.com starting from 100 Rs. There are also stands fully reserved for women spectators in every stadium for which the ticket prices will be of no cost.
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BCCI has reduced ticket prices in order to generate more excitement among fans. The tickets for all 20 matches in Mumbai start from only Rs 100, and they can be purchased through BCCI’s ticketing partner, Bookmyshow. This stands in contrast to IPL 2023, where a significant number of tickets are already in the pre-booking phase.
WPL India is an important development in the world of women’s cricket, providing a platform for talented women cricketers to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level. With the league expanding and gaining popularity, there is no doubt that the future of women’s cricket in India is bright.
