Women’s IPL 2023: The owner of Punjab Kings wants to buy the women’s IPL team

Women’s IPL 2023: Indian Premier League franchise Punjab Kings co-owner Mohit Burman has confirmed that he wants to buy the women’s IPL team. But he has accepted that the situation will be more clear after the media rights. Next year, there will be the first phase of the Women’s IPL, in which a total of 5 teams (Women’s IPL Teams) will play.

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Mohit Burman holds a 48 percent stake in KPH Dream Cricket Pvt Ltd

Mohit Burman holds a 48 percent stake in KPH Dream Cricket Pvt Ltd. Which is the owner of Punjab Kings. Karan Paul, Ness Wadia, and Preity Zinta are the co-owners of the franchise. KPH Dream Cricket Pvt Ltd bought the St Lucia Zouks team, which plays in the Caribbean Premier League, for $4 million for 9 years. Now the franchisee wants to buy a team in the women’s IPL. Which was confirmed by team co-owner Burman.

Women’s IPL 2023 Teams: Punjab Kings want women’s IPL team

Mohit Burman was quoted as saying in Livmint – We would like to bid for the women’s IPL team. Our investments will be through brands associated with KPH and Punjab Kings. Right now we do not know about its base price, so the situation regarding the bid will be more clear when the media rights information comes. After the media rights, the situation will be clear in front of the bidders for the IPL women’s team.

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Punjab Kings: Performance of Punjab Kings in IPL

Punjab Kings is playing since the first phase of IPL. The name of this team has changed many times, but the dream of lifting the trophy has not been fulfilled yet. Mayank Agarwal, who took charge of the team last year, was dropped by the team. This time the captaincy of the team has been given in the hands of Shikhar Dhawan. Punjab Kings reached the semi-finals in 2008, and the final in 2014. Apart from these two seasons, every time team was eliminated from the group stage.