Indian Premier League president Arun Dhumal has confirmed that the Board of Control for Cricket in India may move the Women’s Premier League to a different window in the future. The Women’s Premier League has made quite an impression in a short time.

However, there are some players who are not able to participate in this tournament because they have to participate in bilateral series on behalf of their country. According to Arun Dhumal, a lot of changes may be seen in the Women’s Premier League tournament in the future.

Actually, Heather Knight of Royal Challengers Bangalore and Lauren Bell of UP Warriors had to prepare for England’s upcoming series against New Zealand and that is why both of them are not participating in the Women’s Premier League season. This is the reason why big decisions can be taken regarding the Women’s Premier League.

Arun Dhumal told Sportsstar, ‘It all depends on which window we get. Five teams participate in it and it is not so easy to give equal opportunity to all the teams regarding their home and away matches. That’s why we decided on two venues. It is also a neutral venue for many teams and fans can also cheer loudly for their team. It was great to see that the fans of RCB and Delhi Capitals in Bengaluru were cheering loudly for their respective teams in Delhi.

We are making full preparations to make Women’s Premier League the best league: Arun Dhumal

Arun Dhumal further said, ‘Whatever window we get, we will take decisions regarding women’s cricket. No matter which venue you are in, it is very difficult for you to know what is the difference between men’s IPL and women’s tournament. People are giving a lot of love to both of them.

The Indian Premier League is highly praised all over the world and the Women’s Premier League is also not the second best but the best league among the women’s leagues.