India’s star opener Smriti Mandhana gave her opinion on the women’s IPL opening. She believes there is enough depth in country cricket to start the Women’s Indian Premier League (IPL) with six teams, which will help improve the strength of the bench for the national team. With the advent of this T20 League (IPL), the level of domestic players in men’s cricket has improved a lot and the same can happen in women’s cricket, ”said Mandana.
25-year-old stylish batsman Ravichandran Ashwin on his YouTube channel said, “There is only one state for men and women to play. So when the men’s IPL started, there were still the same number of states. “I think it’s the same for women’s cricket. We have the same number of players playing cricket.
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Mandana added, “Right now we can start with five or six teams and maybe in a year or two we can do eight teams but we won’t know until we start it. ‘
We can start with five-six teams. But with eight teams, I’m not sure how that goes. But I think we need to start with five or six teams so we can get to eight teams very quickly. Unless we start, I think our players cannot be accredited to reach different levels.
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The women’s Big Bash League has greatly improved Australia’s “bench strength” and it can be done in India in the women’s IPL as well, Mandana said. I played in the Big Bash League four years ago and now their game quality is very different. You can see it in Cricket Australia, where 40 to 50 of their players are ready to play international cricket any day. So I really want this to be in Indian cricket.
I think IPL plays a big role in this. The Indian Cricket Board currently hosts only one T20 Challenger for women, with three teams – Trailblazers, Supernovas and Velocity – taking part.
