DY Patil Stadium And Brabourne Stadium Likely To Host WPL 2023

DY Patil Stadium and Brabourne Stadium likely to host Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2023. With the inaugural edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) just around the corner, the showpiece is reportedly set to hit the on-air button from March 4 to 26.

The Opening to Qualification Process:-

From the opening of the tournament to the qualification process, a recent Cricbuzz publication has everything you want to know.

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The International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s Twenty20 (T20) World Cup is scheduling from February 10 to 26, and the Indian Premier League (IPL) will begin in early April.

The only window for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to conduct the WPL was always in March and hence it is in a tentative schedule.

With the dates and venues being finalising. The BCCI is understood to have circulating a tentative schedule to all officials.

which sees the tussle between the franchises of two of India’s richest businessmen. Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani owns the Mumbai base and the Ahmedabad base respectively. To install Women’s, Premier League.

Mumbai and Ahmedabad will clash in the first match:-

While Mumbai and Ahmedabad will clash in the first match of the season. The rest 3 franchise bases, Delhi, Bangalore, and Lucknow will be in action. On the second day of the long-awaited tournament.

As per the tentative schedule, Bangalore will play Delhi. And Ahmedabad will take on Lucknow in the first double-header match on the second day.

The final list of venues for the Women’s Premier League is yet to be making public by the BCCI. But reportedly.

Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium has been learned to host the curtain raiser on March 4. And officials plan to hold the entire tournament in Mumbai. Of course, matches will be playing at DY Patil Stadium and CCI-Brabourne Stadium as well.

Australia to BCCI’s Mumbai-only decision:-

As for the venues, the B CCI’s Mumbai-only decision can be gauged. From India’s most recent home series against Australia as a tried and tested formula.

Which was limiting to Mumbai only, and the same three places hosted the games. And did not fail to impress the audience. It is understood that the Mumbai-only reason behind is to reduce the workload on the players.

In the 5-team WPL, the top-seeded team will directly qualify for the final while the second. And third-seeded teams will play a knockout match to determine the other finalists.

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While the eliminator is expecting to be holding at the CCI-Brabourne Stadium on March 24. The final of the inaugural edition will be holding at the DY Patil Stadium on March 26.