Women’s IPL Likely To Kickstart Next Year, Here’s All You Need To Know

New Delhi: BCCI is all set to start the Women’s Indian Premier League (WIPL) immediately after the conclusion of ICC Women’s T20 World Cup next year.

All You Need To Know

The Tournament is likely to be played with five teams.
BCCI plans of having 22 matches with each team featuring a squad of 18 players.
Each team can have a total of six overseas players. More than five overseas players cannot feature in a playing XI at the same time, with four players from a full-member nation and one from an associate team.
As IPL, the table-topper in the league stage game will go straight to the finals while the second and third-ranked teams will play an eliminator contest.
Each team will be playing other teams twice in the league phase of the tournament.
According to reports, the WIPL is likely to end before the commencement of Men’s IPL.
WIPL is likely to follow caravan-style, where after finishing ten matches at one venue, the next ten matches to be played at the next venue.