Women IPL to start from November 1 in UAE, BCCI is planning

Women IPL to start from November 1 in UAE

New Delhi The Indian Premier League (IPL) was in the news for a long time, but a mini women IPL being held with the IPL for the last two years was out of sight. However, now the women's IPL has also been decided. BCCI sources have made it clear that, like IPL, Women's IPL will also be played in UAE.

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The men's IPL tournament in the UAE is scheduled to be held from September 19 to November 8 (the final can also be held on November 10) in the UAE due to the increase of Kovid-19 cases in India. BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly has made it clear that the women's IPL will also be fitted in this program. Ganguly told PTI after the IPL Governing Council meeting on Sunday, "I can confirm that the women's IPL will also be there, which also has a place for our national team."

The BCCI president, who is awaiting the Supreme Court's verdict on increasing the cooling-off period to continue the situation, did not provide details, but another senior official said that the women's T20 Challenger Cup was final like last year's IPL Will be held during the phase. "The women's Challenger Series is likely to be held between 1-10 November and a camp may be held before that," the source said.

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Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly also said that a camp will be organized for centrally contracted women players, which had to be canceled due to the prevailing situation in the country. Ganguly said, "We cannot see any of our cricketers at health risk - whether it is a male or a female player. It would be dangerous. NCA was also closed due to COVID-19, but we have a plan for the place. I will give you what I can tell it. " The Indian women's team can play limited-overs cricket against South Africa and West Indies after IPL in October.

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