BCB ready to held three-team Women's Bangladesh Premier League

The BCB will send off a lady Ladies' Bangladesh Head Association (WBPL); it is probably going to be held not long after the continuous men's opposition closes on February 7. As indicated by Nazmul Abedeen Fahim, the BCB chief, it will be a three-group contest, with each group playing the others two times for a sum of six association games followed by the last. "The board has been contemplating the different ways that we can take ladies' cricket forward," Fahim said. "Whether we can do a T20 contest for ladies was in our viewpoints. We have chosen today that we will do the Ladies' BPL." Fahim said the BCB is in chats with a portion of the men's BPL establishments in regards to responsibility for ladies' groups, and that several proprietors have shown interest. "We have previously addressed a couple of BPL establishments, who have shown interest [in claiming ladies' teams]," he said. "We need to perceive how a ladies' competition significantly affects our T20 cricket. We are confident that it will help our ladies' down progress." Fahim said that just permit one abroad player will be permitted in the playing XI, with the crews having a limit of 15 players each. "We won't take numerous abroad players because of the monetary requirements," he said. "Four abroad players comes down in the groups; maybe they would rather not take that strain. We need to offer more chances to our homegrown cricketers. We need to add seriousness." It will be the main ladies' T20 competition to be held in Bangladesh. Ladies cricketers in the nation play the one-day association in Dhaka, and the BCB as of late sent off a ladies' three-day contest.