The Board of Control for Cricket in India has sold city-based team franchise rights for the inaugural Women’s Indian Premier League (WIPL) for INR46.7 billion ($572 million). The most expensiv…
Three of the other franchises have been bought by companies who also own the city franchises for the men’s IPL. Billionaire
’s Indiawin Sports acquired the Mumbai franchise for $111 million, Royal Challengers Sports Bengaluru for $110 million and JSW GMR Cricket Delhi for $99 million. Capri Global Holdings acquired the Lucknow franchise for $93 million.for WIPL seasons 2023-2027 for $116.4 million. Nita Ambani, co-owner of Mumbai franchise, said in a statement: “This is a historic moment for Indian cricket, and we are delighted to be a part of it. India’s women cricketers have always made the nation proud in the global sporting arena – be it the World Cup, Asian Cup or the recent Commonwealth Games. This new Women’s League will once again shine a global spotlight on the talent, power, and potential of our girls.
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