BCCI president Sourav Ganguly on Sunday stated the ladies’s IPL or the Challenger sequence, as it’s higher recognized, is “very a lot on”, ending hypothesis in regards to the governing physique not having a plan for Harmanpreet Kaur and her staff. The men’s IPL will be held between September 19 and November 8 or 10 (final date yet to be finalised) in the UAE because of the surge in COVID-19 circumstances in India. The ladies’s IPL will even be slot in to the schedule, based on the BCCI chief. “I can verify to you that the ladies’s IPL may be very a lot on and we do have a plan in place for the nationwide staff additionally,” Ganguly instructed PTI forward of the IPL Governing Council meeting afterward Sunday.
The BCCI president, who’s awaiting a Supreme Court docket verdict on waiver of the cooling off interval to proceed within the place, didn’t reveal particulars however one other senior official aware of the event stated that ladies’s Challenger sequence will likely be held over the past section of the Indian Premier League like final yr.
“The ladies’s Challenger sequence is more likely to be held between November 1-10 and there could possibly be a camp earlier than that,” the supply stated.
The previous India captain additionally stated that the centrally contracted ladies gamers could have a camp which has been delayed because of the prevailing scenario within the nation.
“We could not have uncovered any of our cricketers — be it male or feminine to well being threat. It might have been harmful,” Ganguly stated.
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“The NCA additionally remained shut due to COVID-19. However we’ve a plan in place and we could have a camp for girls, I can let you know that,” he added.
The BCCI’s cricket operations staff is chalking up a schedule the place the Indian ladies’s staff is more likely to have two full fledged white-ball sequence in opposition to South Africa and the West Indies earlier than enjoying the ODI World Cup in New Zealand.
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