Women’s IPL 2023 Auction: All you need to know about owners, live streaming and players in detail
The upcoming Women’s IPL is scheduled to run for a full 22 days in March 2023.
There will be a six-team competition for the coveted title.
After naming Viacom 18 as the official media partner for the next five years, from 2023 to 2027, for a whopping 951 crores.
There will be 7.09 crores invested in each game.
We will present all the essential information about the WIPL bid specifics in this article in the following format:
Owners: For the future Women’s IPL 2023, 30 different business franchises are interested in acquiring teams.
According to claims from several media sources, Haldiram, the Adani group, and other companies are interested in purchasing a franchise.
Update on Women's IPL
Those who have taken the Invitation To Tender (ITT) document for the Women's Indian Premier League will have to submit the technical bids on Monday, 23rd Jan
This will give better clarity on the interested franchise. #CricketTwitter | Source: Cricbuzz
— Female Cricket (@imfemalecricket) January 23, 2023
The BCCI has issued an invitation to tender for 30 teams, and the franchise that is successful in acquiring the franchise will aim to generate a significant amount of interest given the recent popularity of women’s cricket.
Argus Partners will handle every step of the technical bids process.
Will Women’s IPL change the template of Indian women’s cricket?
Among the current IPL teams interested in buying a team in the Women’s IPL are the Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, Chennai Super Kings, and Gujarat Titans.
Live Streaming: Based on reports from different sources, close bid auction will be streamed live on Jio Cinema.
Other Important Details: Uncapped players’ base prices will start at INR 10 lakhs, while capped players’ base prices will start at INR 30 lakhs.
Every current and retired cricketer I have spoken in the last few days have mentioned they have registered for the women’s IPL!
Haven’t spoken with all but the size is decent.
No one wants to miss out.
The hype is real!
— Yash Lahoti (@YvLahoti) January 23, 2023
The 22-day tournament will take place in Navi Mumbai and Mumbai in March 2023.
