Women's Premier League 2024 likely to adopt multi-city format
Women's Premier League 2024 likely to adopt multi-city format
The Women's Premier League is set to adopt a multi-city format, similar to the Indian Premier League. The final decision on venues is expected on December 9, but it is likely that matches will be played in Mumbai and Bengaluru, a departure from the single-city approach in the inaugural WPL. The decision is expected to be made on the day of the WPL auction. The move aims to expand the reach of women's cricket and capitalize on the growing interest in the sport. The inaugural WPL took place exclusively at the DY Patil Stadium and the Brabourne Stadium.
The Women's Premier League is set to adopt a multi-city format, similar to the Indian Premier League. The final decision on venues is expected on December 9, but it is likely that matches will be played in Mumbai and Bengaluru, a departure from the single-city approach in the inaugural WPL. The decision is expected to be made on the day of the WPL auction. The move aims to expand the reach of women's cricket and capitalize on the growing interest in the sport. The inaugural WPL took place exclusively at the DY Patil Stadium and the Brabourne Stadium.
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The Women's Premier League is set to adopt a multi-city format, similar to the Indian Premier League. The final decision on venues is expected on December 9, but it is likely that matches will be played in Mumbai and Bengaluru, a departure from the single-city approach in the inaugural WPL. The decision is expected to be made on the day of the WPL auction. The move aims to expand the reach of women's cricket and capitalize on the growing interest in the sport. The inaugural WPL took place exclusively at the DY Patil Stadium and the Brabourne Stadium. 
