The Pakistani Cricket Board (PCB) hopes to launch the Pakistani Super League (PSL) women’s version tournament, the newly appointed Ramiz King chairman.
The king made a comment in the video posted on Twitter, where he also announced that the Board planned to launch a PSL edition under-19 men.
Pakistani cricket board launched PSL in 2016, with competition featuring six men’s teams from six cities in this country.
“In October next year, we will launch PSL under 19 years,” said the king.
“It’s very exciting because it never happened elsewhere.” “I also have a PSL woman in my mind.
We will be the first cricket board in Asia to launch it.” Australia accommodates the big Bash woman as her domestic T20 league, while England held a ‘one hundred’ premiere tournament for women in addition to this year’s son’s competition.
The only female cricket competition that is currently in Asia is the challenge of the franchise-style T20 that the Indian cricket board has survived next to the men’s Indian Premier League (IPL) playoff.
The challenge of T20 women displays three teams in the 2020 edition and is not held this year.
Some Indian Cricketers, including the T20 captain HarmanPreet Kaur and one day and Captain Test Mithali Raj, has called for Full Women’s IPL in the future.
Pakistan hopes to launch a PSL woman, said Ramiz King
