WPL 2023: It is good to see women cricketers shining at the highest level in this male-dominated sport. Back in those days, there were hardly any opportunities for women to showcase their talent.
Coming to the women cricketers, they hardly got sponsors for their kits. Moreover, men’s cricket has always been the talk of the town for their achievements, results, and so on.
While the men cricketers thrived in international and domestic cricket, the women cricketers were playing only international fixtures.
Moreover, they didn’t get enough recognition much like the male cricketers. However, as the years progressed, the BCCI decided to give some priority even to women’s cricket.
This is precisely the reason why the Board of Control for Cricket in India decided to launch the Women’s Premier League (WPL) for the first time in the history of Indian cricket.
As many as five teams will be taking part in the competition. They are none other than Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Giants, Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, and UP Warriorz.
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WPL 2023: Jio Cinema discloses brand new logo for WPL
Meanwhile, Jio Cinema, the broadcaster for the Women’s Premier League has made its best efforts to bring out a creative video clip ahead of the inaugural edition of the WPL.
Finally, Jio Cinema has revealed the brand new logo for the Women’s Premier League. It looks super cool and the video clip of the same has gone viral on the internet.
Here’s the video clip
The first edition of the Women’s Premier League will kick off this year for the first time in history. For the unversed, the highly-awaited Women’s Premier League (WPL) is all set to kick-start on March 4 in Mumbai.
WPL 2023 will well and truly transform Women’s cricket globally. Moreover, it is really good for the sport actually. Thus, India will further grow as a powerhouse in cricket.
Earlier, the former BCCI Treasurer and current IPL chairman had to say about the Women’s Premier League. “We have seen how the IPL not only transformed cricket in India but globally. It has made cricket more interesting and the reach has grown manifold. It is amazing how cricket has changed post-IPL,” Arun Dhumal told according to TOI.
“I am sure the same thing will happen with the WPL in terms of giving opportunities to women cricketers. It is a very very welcome change that will transform women’s cricket globally,” he added in a statement.
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