I don’t think there is any point in talking about this. ICC is always going to think about money first. And that is going to be the downfall of ICC. To be honest every sports body needs to think about money. The ICC is absolutely different because they only care about money. For somebody you obviously need to think about money otherwise you’re not going to be good in the long run for that certain sport. But at the same time, in the long run, you are not going to earn a good amount of money if you have any favorites, and also I don’t want to upgrade and improve the number of playing nations. For ICC profit seems to be the only thing of concern.
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I don’t think there is any point in talking about this. ICC is always going to think about money first. And that is going to be the downfall of ICC. To be honest every sports body needs to think about money. The ICC is absolutely different because they only care about money. For somebody you obviously need to think about money otherwise you’re not going to be good in the long run for that certain sport. But at the same time, in the long run, you are not going to earn a good amount of money if you have any favorites, and also I don’t want to upgrade and improve the number of playing nations. For ICC profit seems to be the only thing of concern.
Before conducting an event ICC looks at how it will cost or earning. If they are lagging behind in terms of money, they are not encouraged. But the ICC was supposed to take initiative in all these matters. If someone else takes that proposal, they reject it, ICC's behavior is very strange.
The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
Profit should not be the sole concern here. Organizations such as FIFA and FIH have a lot of U-15, U-17 and U-19 tournaments, although these events doesn't return much profit for them. The ICC is different. They always think about money and were even planning to cancel the U-19 and women's world cup events. One disadvantage with women's cricket is that many of the participating countries are in South Asia and the culture is very conservative. In countries such as Pakistan and Bangladesh, it is even more difficult. The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
I don’t think there is any point in talking about this. ICC is always going to think about money first. And that is going to be the downfall of ICC. To be honest every sports body needs to think about money. The ICC is absolutely different because they only care about money. For somebody you obviously need to think about money otherwise you’re not going to be good in the long run for that certain sport. But at the same time, in the long run, you are not going to earn a good amount of money if you have any favorites, and also I don’t want to upgrade and improve the number of playing nations. For ICC profit seems to be the only thing of concern.
For women cricket to prosper, it's important that icc must involve more and more countries in cricket. Right now there are only 10 regular teams in ICC panel rest are just associate teams. Irony is the largest board aka bcci is paying zero focus for women cricket.
Mate right now ICC is doing negative things for the game of cricket so never expect any positive change from them in near future because they are brainless peoples and just think about increasing profit never done any positive development for the game so if you want to in any long detail or want to work for development of this game then please leave this all and do some other interesting thing cricket is biggest in popularity but sadly it's on their lowest level in management because they have no positive ideas about this game.For the development of women cricket few boards are doing good work, but they have enough sources and things to do like Australia and England but here in subcontinent it's never been ideal because our mindset is also not as peoples having in countries like Australia and England for example today I was reading a tweet which was having picture of Pakistani women cricketers and would you believe no one was praising their game or wins which these women's achieve mostly were talking about their body language and other parts of body which is really sad for me and peoples those love sports.
Before conducting an event ICC looks at how it will cost or earning. If they are lagging behind in terms of money, they are not encouraged. But the ICC was supposed to take initiative in all these matters. If someone else takes that proposal, they reject it, ICC's behavior is very strange.
The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
Profit should not be the sole concern here. Organizations such as FIFA and FIH have a lot of U-15, U-17 and U-19 tournaments, although these events doesn't return much profit for them. The ICC is different. They always think about money and were even planning to cancel the U-19 and women's world cup events. One disadvantage with women's cricket is that many of the participating countries are in South Asia and the culture is very conservative. In countries such as Pakistan and Bangladesh, it is even more difficult.
For women cricket to prosper, it's important that icc must involve more and more countries in cricket. Right now there are only 10 regular teams in ICC panel rest are just associate teams. Irony is the largest board aka bcci is paying zero focus for women cricket.
Before conducting an event ICC looks at how it will cost or earning. If they are lagging behind in terms of money, they are not encouraged. But the ICC was supposed to take initiative in all these matters. If someone else takes that proposal, they reject it, ICC's behavior is very strange.
The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
Profit should not be the sole concern here. Organizations such as FIFA and FIH have a lot of U-15, U-17 and U-19 tournaments, although these events doesn't return much profit for them. The ICC is different. They always think about money and were even planning to cancel the U-19 and women's world cup events. One disadvantage with women's cricket is that many of the participating countries are in South Asia and the culture is very conservative. In countries such as Pakistan and Bangladesh, it is even more difficult.
@BobK71 I feel that woman's cricket is an untapped niche with a huge potential, and if Pakistan can organise more tournaments then they’ll definitely get rich dividends from it in the long run. Furthermore people are changing their outlook towards woman who play cricket, hence it’s only a matter of time before advertisers start paying big bucks for their matches hence it makes sense why PCB is keen to tap into this niche.
The national boards, as well as the ICC ignored women's cricket for so long. Now they are much behind when compared to the other sports. The BCCI gave all sort of excuses to delay the WIPL, and finally they have scheduled the first edition for 2023. PCB is yet to give any hint on the WPSL, but I guess it will happen sometime in the near future. But the response from the ICC has been disappointing. They never treat women's game with any importance, and this will not change unless businessmen such as Greg Barclay are kicked out of the office.
The initiative taken by BCCI was later followed by other countries. If India is able to manage WIPL properly then other countries Pakistan, Bangladesh will also walk in the same path as they followed IPL. However, like men's cricket, women's cricket will not get the same level, but at some point when good cricketers are produced, those tournaments will be profitable.
@BobK71 I feel that woman's cricket is an untapped niche with a huge potential, and if Pakistan can organise more tournaments then they’ll definitely get rich dividends from it in the long run. Furthermore people are changing their outlook towards woman who play cricket, hence it’s only a matter of time before advertisers start paying big bucks for their matches hence it makes sense why PCB is keen to tap into this niche.
The national boards, as well as the ICC ignored women's cricket for so long. Now they are much behind when compared to the other sports. The BCCI gave all sort of excuses to delay the WIPL, and finally they have scheduled the first edition for 2023. PCB is yet to give any hint on the WPSL, but I guess it will happen sometime in the near future. But the response from the ICC has been disappointing. They never treat women's game with any importance, and this will not change unless businessmen such as Greg Barclay are kicked out of the office.
3rd Match Ireland Women's Team vs Pakistan Women's Team. Ireland women's team won the toss and batted. Ireland women's batting performance is not looking good. Ireland Women scored 84 runs for no loss in 21 overs. Ireland Women's team lost 2 consecutive matches against Pakistan Women's team. Let's see how well Ireland women can do in this match
Ireland women have so far struggled to adapt to the Pakistani conditions. I guess it may take some time for them to get used to the weather differences and unfamiliar pitches. They may lose the third match as well. Ireland made a total of 225 in 49.5 overs. Leah Paul, Gaby Lewis and Amy Hunter gave them a good start, but then they collapsed from 149/1 to 225 all out. And this once again shows the lack of experience of the players. For Pakistan, the spinners made use of supportive conditions, with leggie Ghulam Fatima picking up 5 wickets.
I also have to say that Pakistan won the match quite easily in my opinion. In the end, they had five wickets in hand and 17 balls left. But I have to say Ireland did try their best. Although I certainly cannot say that they have actually given the Pakistan women any kind of difficulties.
Ireland started well, but in the end, it was the same old story for them. As soon as the top order returns to the hut, Ireland is doomed. In the end, a very strong all-around performance from Pakistan women. They have made improvements, but still have a long way to go.
3rd Match Ireland Women's Team vs Pakistan Women's Team. Ireland women's team won the toss and batted. Ireland women's batting performance is not looking good. Ireland Women scored 84 runs for no loss in 21 overs. Ireland Women's team lost 2 consecutive matches against Pakistan Women's team. Let's see how well Ireland women can do in this match
Ireland women have so far struggled to adapt to the Pakistani conditions. I guess it may take some time for them to get used to the weather differences and unfamiliar pitches. They may lose the third match as well. Ireland made a total of 225 in 49.5 overs. Leah Paul, Gaby Lewis and Amy Hunter gave them a good start, but then they collapsed from 149/1 to 225 all out. And this once again shows the lack of experience of the players. For Pakistan, the spinners made use of supportive conditions, with leggie Ghulam Fatima picking up 5 wickets.
I also have to say that Pakistan won the match quite easily in my opinion. In the end, they had five wickets in hand and 17 balls left. But I have to say Ireland did try their best. Although I certainly cannot say that they have actually given the Pakistan women any kind of difficulties.
Ireland started well, but in the end, it was the same old story for them. As soon as the top order returns to the hut, Ireland is doomed. In the end, a very strong all-around performance from Pakistan women. They have made improvements, but still have a long way to go.
@BobK71 The situation of Pakistan women's cricket is improving rapidly. And it will be best for Pakistan if they try to maximize their potential right now. In the WPSL the women cricketers of Pakistan will also try to improve their gameplay. That is eventually going to create a better team and also a better environment for Pakistan cricket and Pakistan women's cricket.
@BobK71 I feel that woman's cricket is an untapped niche with a huge potential, and if Pakistan can organise more tournaments then they’ll definitely get rich dividends from it in the long run. Furthermore people are changing their outlook towards woman who play cricket, hence it’s only a matter of time before advertisers start paying big bucks for their matches hence it makes sense why PCB is keen to tap into this niche.
Pakistan Women's team won by 5 wickets against Ireland Women's team. Ireland Women's team batted first and scored 225 runs in 49.5 overs, giving Pakistan Women's a target of 226 runs. In the second innings, Pakistan Women's team batted with a target of 226 runs. Achieved the target by losing 5 wickets in 47.1 overs. Ireland women's batting performance was a bit better in today's match. If the Ireland women's bowling performance is good. The Ireland Women's team had the potential to win the match
Batting first in Pakistan Women vs Ireland Women, 3rd ODI ICC Championship Match Ireland Women scored 225 runs in 49.5 overs. In this match they lost all the wickets of Ireland Women. Leah Paul played very well in this match she scored 64 runs from 94 balls. .Amy Hunter scored 41 runs off 43 balls.However, Ireland Women could not score many runs in this match.
225 is quite a good score and it will be difficult for Pakistan women team to chase this target. Ghulam Fatima has got best bowling figures as she mange to get 5 wikcets today. Ireland would have easily crossed 250 of someone from middle order score some runs.
Batting first in Pakistan Women vs Ireland Women, 3rd ODI ICC Championship Match Ireland Women scored 225 runs in 49.5 overs. In this match they lost all the wickets of Ireland Women. Leah Paul played very well in this match she scored 64 runs from 94 balls. .Amy Hunter scored 41 runs off 43 balls.However, Ireland Women could not score many runs in this match.
3rd Match Ireland Women's Team vs Pakistan Women's Team. Ireland women's team won the toss and batted. Ireland women's batting performance is not looking good. Ireland Women scored 84 runs for no loss in 21 overs. Ireland Women's team lost 2 consecutive matches against Pakistan Women's team. Let's see how well Ireland women can do in this match
Ireland women have so far struggled to adapt to the Pakistani conditions. I guess it may take some time for them to get used to the weather differences and unfamiliar pitches. They may lose the third match as well. Ireland made a total of 225 in 49.5 overs. Leah Paul, Gaby Lewis and Amy Hunter gave them a good start, but then they collapsed from 149/1 to 225 all out. And this once again shows the lack of experience of the players. For Pakistan, the spinners made use of supportive conditions, with leggie Ghulam Fatima picking up 5 wickets.
3rd Match Ireland Women's Team vs Pakistan Women's Team. Ireland women's team won the toss and batted. Ireland women's batting performance is not looking good. Ireland Women scored 84 runs for no loss in 21 overs. Ireland Women's team lost 2 consecutive matches against Pakistan Women's team. Let's see how well Ireland women can do in this match
Pakistan Cricket Board is not very strong financially. But they are trying to improve from that position. An official of the PCB confirmed that the board earned an estimated net profit of 2.3 billion Pakistani rupees from the PSL, the highest ever. This is also a major motive behind the Pakistan Cricket Board organizing the women's cricket tournament. As a result Pakistan Cricket Board will be able to increase their revenue.
I don't think there is any scope of women cricket in Pakistan rather in whole subcontinent not many are interested in women cricket. I remember when srilanka women team toured Pakistan the matches were played in some second tier grounds not in grounds where men international matches are played.
@BobK71 The situation of Pakistan women's cricket is improving rapidly. And it will be best for Pakistan if they try to maximize their potential right now. In the WPSL the women cricketers of Pakistan will also try to improve their gameplay. That is eventually going to create a better team and also a better environment for Pakistan cricket and Pakistan women's cricket.
Pakistan Cricket Board always cares very much about both their cricket teams. They are improving women's cricket team day by day. Pakistan women cricket team has many talented players who will come and show their talents and bring some good things to the team. Hopefully in a few years Pakistan Women's Cricket Team will become very strong.
The reason why PCB is not very strong financially is due to the fact that they can't sell the media rights exclusively. Even if private broadcasters purchase the rights, they need to share it with the national broadcaster (PTV). I am not sure about this, so someone from Pakistan can confirm. In India also we had a similar system before. It was removed and the revenues for BCCI jumped up by multifold. Now with cable TV available in every nook and corner of the world, it makes little sense to share the content with the national TV.
@BobK71 The situation of Pakistan women's cricket is improving rapidly. And it will be best for Pakistan if they try to maximize their potential right now. In the WPSL the women cricketers of Pakistan will also try to improve their gameplay. That is eventually going to create a better team and also a better environment for Pakistan cricket and Pakistan women's cricket.
@BobK71 The situation of Pakistan women's cricket is improving rapidly. And it will be best for Pakistan if they try to maximize their potential right now. In the WPSL the women cricketers of Pakistan will also try to improve their gameplay. That is eventually going to create a better team and also a better environment for Pakistan cricket and Pakistan women's cricket.
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