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Quote from: Sithara007 on June 01, 2022, 09:31:24 AM

BCCI seems to have a change of heart nowadays, first handing over incentives to ground staff and now news coming out that they are actively working towards Women IPL. They are in talks with other cricket boards and ICC for separate window for WIPL.
Key points:
- 6 teams
- Existing IPL franchise already showing some interest (KKR, RR and CSK)
- Suitable window -March- just before the Men's IPL.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/sport/cricket/2022/jun/01/march-2023-likely-to-see-inaugural-womens-indian-premier-league-2460500.html

@JSRAW if the WIPL gets going then it’ll be a huge step for the Women cricket all over the world, because WIPL will generate lots of buzz for them, and hopefully in the long run they’ll get similar respect and recognition like their male counterparts. However don’t you’ll think that it’ll be too hot in March?, and won’t it have an effect on spectators views about watching the match in the stadium, hence why can’t it take place in December or January when the Indian climate is much cooler?.

I think December or January is not going to be ideal because there will be a dew factor and that is going to play a big role that can also be a deciding factor for many matches. It should be held at a time when it is neither too cold nor too hot. And in cold weather, a lot of people in India will surely favor watching the match on TV or any other platform by sitting at home under a warm blanket compared to watching the match in a stadium. I believe women's IPL will be a great step taken in favor of women's cricket and it will surely popularise women's cricket a lot more in the whole world.

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Other leagues such as WBBL and W100 run at the same time as the men's leagues. But I understand that due to revenue concerns, the BCCI won't be open to that idea. But still, I am glad that after such a long delay they are finally starting the WIPL. It is good news not just for the women's cricketers in India, but also for the overseas players. Given the aversion IPL franchises have for associate players, I don't expect anyone from Thailand or Nepal to be auctioned in, but 6 franchises mean that there maybe a few dozen overseas players from countries such as Australia, England and West Indies.

This is indeed a good news for women cricket. Finally we have a much awaited WIPL. Players will mostly be from top countries like Australia, Newzealand and England while associate nations won't get much importance. Leagues like IPL are for big players only.

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Quote from: Juggy777 on June 01, 2022, 05:16:01 AM

BCCI seems to have a change of heart nowadays, first handing over incentives to ground staff and now news coming out that they are actively working towards Women IPL. They are in talks with other cricket boards and ICC for separate window for WIPL.

Key points:
- 6 teams
- Existing IPL franchise already showing some interest (KKR, RR and CSK)
- Suitable window -March- just before the Men's IPL.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/sport/cricket/2022/jun/01/march-2023-likely-to-see-inaugural-womens-indian-premier-league-2460500.html

Other leagues such as WBBL and W100 run at the same time as the men's leagues. But I understand that due to revenue concerns, the BCCI won't be open to that idea. But still, I am glad that after such a long delay they are finally starting the WIPL. It is good news not just for the women's cricketers in India, but also for the overseas players. Given the aversion IPL franchises have for associate players, I don't expect anyone from Thailand or Nepal to be auctioned in, but 6 franchises mean that there maybe a few dozen overseas players from countries such as Australia, England and West Indies.

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BCCI seems to have a change of heart nowadays, first handing over incentives to ground staff and now news coming out that they are actively working towards Women IPL. They are in talks with other cricket boards and ICC for separate window for WIPL.

Key points:
- 6 teams
- Existing IPL franchise already showing some interest (KKR, RR and CSK)
- Suitable window -March- just before the Men's IPL.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/sport/cricket/2022/jun/01/march-2023-likely-to-see-inaugural-womens-indian-premier-league-2460500.html

@JSRAW if the WIPL gets going then it’ll be a huge step for the Women cricket all over the world, because WIPL will generate lots of buzz for them, and hopefully in the long run they’ll get similar respect and recognition like their male counterparts. However don’t you’ll think that it’ll be too hot in March?, and won’t it have an effect on spectators views about watching the match in the stadium, hence why can’t it take place in December or January when the Indian climate is much cooler?.

March is not considered hot month compared to April-May-June so it should be completely fine, if setting is day-night then situation is ideal.

July to Nov are kinda fixed for Caribbean league, WBBL and The Hundred, then in Dec to Feb some countries (NZ, SA,Aus) have bilateral commitments .

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Quote from: Sithara007 on May 31, 2022, 08:58:54 PM

BCCI seems to have a change of heart nowadays, first handing over incentives to ground staff and now news coming out that they are actively working towards Women IPL. They are in talks with other cricket boards and ICC for separate window for WIPL.

Key points:
- 6 teams
- Existing IPL franchise already showing some interest (KKR, RR and CSK)
- Suitable window -March- just before the Men's IPL.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/sport/cricket/2022/jun/01/march-2023-likely-to-see-inaugural-womens-indian-premier-league-2460500.html

@JSRAW if the WIPL gets going then it’ll be a huge step for the Women cricket all over the world, because WIPL will generate lots of buzz for them, and hopefully in the long run they’ll get similar respect and recognition like their male counterparts. However don’t you’ll think that it’ll be too hot in March?, and won’t it have an effect on spectators views about watching the match in the stadium, hence why can’t it take place in December or January when the Indian climate is much cooler?.

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BCCI seems to have a change of heart nowadays, first handing over incentives to ground staff and now news coming out that they are actively working towards Women IPL. They are in talks with other cricket boards and ICC for separate window for WIPL.

Key points:
- 6 teams
- Existing IPL franchise already showing some interest (KKR, RR and CSK)
- Suitable window -March- just before the Men's IPL.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/sport/cricket/2022/jun/01/march-2023-likely-to-see-inaugural-womens-indian-premier-league-2460500.html

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Quote from: rugrats on May 31, 2022, 01:42:09 PM

Very good work by the BCCI and this shows how much appreciation the unsung heroes of cricket should get. It was a really good amount and I think this type of gift should be given to the groundsman and curators after each tournament. But obviously, it is easy for BCCI to do this because they obviously have a good amount of revenue which the other t20 tournaments certainly struggle to produce.

I mentioned this earlier. The BCCI is expecting around 50,000 crore INR in revenue for the sale of IPL media rights for the cycle of 2023-27. Back in 2017-22, Star India won the rights for 16,348 crore INR, but this time the reserve price itself is 35,000 crore INR. And 7-8 brands are in the fray now, including Star, Sony, Apple, Amazon, TV18, Zee and Disney. And 50,000 crore for a period of 5 years translates to 10,000 crore per year, and that is from IPL alone. The BCCI for sure has the potential to become the richest sports body in the planet.

This is the same BCCI that did not have funds to give winning bonus to their players after they won the 83 worldcup. They had to organize a musical charity to pay them. In 21-22 they not only gave bonus to the U-19 team but have now also given bonus to the unsung heroes of IPL. This is an incredible gesture on part of BCCI.

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Quote from: rugrats on May 31, 2022, 01:42:09 PM

Very good work by the BCCI and this shows how much appreciation the unsung heroes of cricket should get. It was a really good amount and I think this type of gift should be given to the groundsman and curators after each tournament. But obviously, it is easy for BCCI to do this because they obviously have a good amount of revenue which the other t20 tournaments certainly struggle to produce.

I mentioned this earlier. The BCCI is expecting around 50,000 crore INR in revenue for the sale of IPL media rights for the cycle of 2023-27. Back in 2017-22, Star India won the rights for 16,348 crore INR, but this time the reserve price itself is 35,000 crore INR. And 7-8 brands are in the fray now, including Star, Sony, Apple, Amazon, TV18, Zee and Disney. And 50,000 crore for a period of 5 years translates to 10,000 crore per year, and that is from IPL alone. The BCCI for sure has the potential to become the richest sports body in the planet.

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Quote from: Haunebu on May 31, 2022, 01:30:59 AM

Quote from: Haunebu on May 31, 2022, 01:30:59 AM

This is incredible news and kinda unexpected move from the BCCI.
It's not an easy task to keep pitches fresh and alive when you have 70 matches on few pitches but ground staff pulled it off beautifully so please to see this nice gesture from the BCCI management.

Agreed. Am surprised to see corrupt BCCI do a good thing for a change. They are probably trying to improve their image by doing this which could be their ulterior motive, but it still helps all of those workers and their families which is what matters at the end of the day.
They need to do such stuff on a regular basis considering the fact that 1.25 crores is a small amount for them.

Very good work by the BCCI and this shows how much appreciation the unsung heroes of cricket should get. It was a really good amount and I think this type of gift should be given to the groundsman and curators after each tournament. But obviously, it is easy for BCCI to do this because they obviously have a good amount of revenue which the other t20 tournaments certainly struggle to produce.

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Agreed. Am surprised to see corrupt BCCI do a good thing for a change. They are probably trying to improve their image by doing this which could be their ulterior motive, but it still helps all of those workers and their families which is what matters at the end of the day.

They need to do such stuff on a regular basis considering the fact that 1.25 crores is a small amount for them.

I don't want to go in to that detail. Whatever their motive is, they at least made the payment. The BCCI can afford to show such largesse in the near term, because they are awash with money now. They received almost $2 billion for the two new franchises. And very soon the media rights for the 2023-27 season will be auctioned (which is expected to bring a few billions of USD in additional funds). On top of all this, the ICC funding cycle is coming to an end, and according to what I heard in the next cycle the BCCI may receive a larger share.

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BCCI had done something good after the IPL for the curators and groundsmen across 6 IPL venues. A sum of 1.25 crore as prize money have been announced for the unsung heroes of IPL. Without them it is impossible to have the grounds prepared before every match. This time Cadbury made a sponsor and this time BCCI announced the good prize money which gets the unsung heros small bonus.
BCCI announces Rs 1.25 crore prize money for ‘unsung heroes’ of IPL 2022

This is incredible news and kinda unexpected move from the BCCI.
It's not an easy task to keep pitches fresh and alive when you have 70 matches on few pitches but ground staff pulled it off beautifully so please to see this nice gesture from the BCCI management.

This is really great from BCCi and also a very smart decision because they gave away a huge amount of money and they gave away in a way that the money is going to be used for the best of cricket in India.

Usually, this huge amount of incentive is going to interest the workers to do their work very well in the future. Now a lot of people who are also looking for a job in this sphere are not going to be ashamed or disheartened. These people working well will eventually result in the betterment of cricket. So it is a win-win situation for BCCI.

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This is incredible news and kinda unexpected move from the BCCI.

It's not an easy task to keep pitches fresh and alive when you have 70 matches on few pitches but ground staff pulled it off beautifully so please to see this nice gesture from the BCCI management.

Agreed. Am surprised to see corrupt BCCI do a good thing for a change. They are probably trying to improve their image by doing this which could be their ulterior motive, but it still helps all of those workers and their families which is what matters at the end of the day.

They need to do such stuff on a regular basis considering the fact that 1.25 crores is a small amount for them.

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BCCI had done something good after the IPL for the curators and groundsmen across 6 IPL venues. A sum of 1.25 crore as prize money have been announced for the unsung heroes of IPL. Without them it is impossible to have the grounds prepared before every match. This time Cadbury made a sponsor and this time BCCI announced the good prize money which gets the unsung heros small bonus.

BCCI announces Rs 1.25 crore prize money for ‘unsung heroes’ of IPL 2022

This is incredible news and kinda unexpected move from the BCCI.

It's not an easy task to keep pitches fresh and alive when you have 70 matches on few pitches but ground staff pulled it off beautifully so please to see this nice gesture from the BCCI management.

They were some extremely intense games. In recognition of their hardwork, the management wants to thank each one of them.
BCCI announced Rs 1.25 crore for the prize money awarded to the groundsmen and curators who made the IPL 2022 successful. BCCI's management has clearly made a nice gesture with this, and such activities help to boost these unsung heroes' work abilities.

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BCCI had done something good after the IPL for the curators and groundsmen across 6 IPL venues. A sum of 1.25 crore as prize money have been announced for the unsung heroes of IPL. Without them it is impossible to have the grounds prepared before every match. This time Cadbury made a sponsor and this time BCCI announced the good prize money which gets the unsung heros small bonus.

BCCI announces Rs 1.25 crore prize money for ‘unsung heroes’ of IPL 2022

This is incredible news and kinda unexpected move from the BCCI.

It's not an easy task to keep pitches fresh and alive when you have 70 matches on few pitches but ground staff pulled it off beautifully so please to see this nice gesture from the BCCI management.

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