4 factors why women's IPL should be launched

#2 Impressive performances by cricket team in ICC events

Generation of fearless young cricketers will be created

The performance of the girls in key ICC Tournaments has been very impressive. The girls have shown the hunger to perform in major high pressure matches winning accolades for the country. The performances of the team in 2017 ICC World Cup, Asia Cup & 2018 ICC World T20 have won millions of hearts.

This is a major indicator of the fact that the team is ready to pull their socks up for one of the grand tournaments like the IPL. They have put forth deserving performances to start a home T20 tournament.

Further, the launching of Women’s IPL will definitely help in creating a generation of fearless & aggressive women cricketers. Getting an opportunity to rub off shoulders with star international cricketers can take off any youngster’s career.

It can act as an ideal platform for nurturing young talent and creating a brand of young fearless stroke players. The transition from domestic level to international level of a young rookie player will be faster and smoother when they get to play in competitive tournaments like the IPL. IPL can certainly help in unearthing unknown talents.

#3 Top of Mind Awareness of IPL

Women's IPL can be a boon for Women's Cricket

The Top of Mind Awareness of IPL in the minds of the people is an excellent opportunity for BCCI to launch women's IPL. IPL has emerged as a brand in the Indian audience. This mindset can be capitalized upon by the organizing body. It will also benefit the girls on a large scale.

The IPL will provide an ideal platform for young girls to showcase their talents through noticeable performances. IPL has been instrumental platform in making or reviving careers of contemporary male cricketers and has the effective capacity to do the same with women cricketers providing them abundant exposure.

From playing U-19 level to suddenly facing noisy packed crowded stadiums, IPL can help provide crowd exposure and help to develop the mental aspect of young cricketers. The youngsters will be exposed to pressure situations at a very young age which will help them to adapt and calm their nerves in such pressure situations.