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The Women's IPL (WIPL) is anticipated to transform women's cricket and become the next great thing in world cricket. It is anticipated that the league would debut in March 2023 with 5 clubs. Up until January 21st, the invitation to tender (ITT) will be accessible. The ITT, which also comprises IPL franchises, has been purchased by more than 20 parties.
The Indian Women's Cricket team has been progressing rather well, but their failure in the tournament's knockout rounds negates all of their hard work. In the 2020 T20 World Cup final, the Australians comprehensively outplayed the Women in Blue.
On the WIPL, Manchester United -
Manchester United owns the Desert Vipers, a team competing in the UAE ILT20. The CEO of Desert Vipers, Phil Olivier, offered some insightful remarks on WIPL. "I am delighted to tell that we are investigating all opportunities, including the WIPL, but I am unable to disclose the specifics of how far along we are in that process. We have an interest in the Indian market. Many cricket enthusiasts from India will be monitoring this competition to see what the Desert Vipers have to offer. If anything, we want to offer Indian cricket fans a thrilling experience, just as we do for all of our global supporters, according to Phil Olivier.
Fantastic League on Cards -
The peculiarity of this competition is that, in contrast to the International League, a team may feature 5 foreign players in the starting 11. Many cricketers and industry professionals think that the WIPL will outperform the Women's Big Bash League in Australia.
The women's cricket industry would benefit greatly if Manchester United's owners purchased a side. Mumbai Indians (MI) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) are two franchises that are eager to play in the WIPL. Fans would be hoping for a close game between the bat and the ball, so it will be interesting to see how the league performs.
