We present to you WPL – Cricket Ka Queendom: Jay Shah

The Women’s Premier League Season 2 kicked off in Bengaluru with a match between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals. BCCI secretary Jay Shah expressed his joy at the start of the league, emphasizing the vision of establishing the biggest women’s cricket league. The 25-day tournament will feature five teams playing 22 matches.

The inaugural edition champions Mumbai Indians are favorites this year after their thrilling win over Delhi Capitals in the previous season. The league format remains the same, with each team playing the other four twice in the group stage round.

The top team will advance to the final, while the second and third-placed teams will compete in an eliminator to qualify for the final. The league aims to provide a wider platform to home-grown talents and celebrate the essence of cricket and companionship.

With the league set to be a celebration of cricket’s essence and companionship, the Women’s Premier League Season 2 promises to be an exciting 25-day saga. The focus remains on giving promising women cricketers the opportunity to showcase their skills and thrive in a supportive sisterhood environment.