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Indian Fans Slam BCCI After Pak Board Announces Women PSL.

Sherjeel Malik
Last updated: March 4, 2022 3:40 pm
Sherjeel Malik
4 years ago
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced plans to conduct for Women’s Pakistan Super League (PSL) to begin next year.

Ramiz Raja, the chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come up with the plan following the conclusion of the highly successful PSL 7 season which was won by Lahore Qalandars.

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Meanwhile, PCB has said that a PSL-style league for women cricketers will be held in 2023. The head of Women’s Cricket in Pakistan, Tania Malik announced on Wednesday.

After the approval of Women’s PSL 2023, the Indian cricket fans have started slamming the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) that even after being the wealthiest and the most influential cricket board in the world, they have somehow managed to make absolutely no progress in introducing an Indian Premier League for women.

What card will BCCI play? Not enough players? Not enough audience?

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Several major cricketing nations of the world have integrated women’s cricket into their very own franchise cricket setups, including Cricket Australia who have organised a women’s big bash league and England’s The Hundred tournament, introduced, last year.

However, the fans are critisizing BCCI, who boast the most successful franchise league in the world, for leaving their prospects of a women’s IPL hanging in the air.

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