Adani Sportsline, the sports activities arm of Adani Group splurged Rs 1289 crore to purchase the costliest workforce of the Girls’s Premier League.
The group purchased the Ahmedabad franchise whereas IPL workforce homeowners Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Capitals profitable bid Rs 912.99 crore, Rs 901 crore and Rs 810 crore respectively for the opposite three franchises to enter the WPL.
The Lucknow franchise went to Capri World Holdings for Rs 757 crore.
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Earlier this month, the BCCI bought the media rights to Viacom18 for Rs 951 crore, getting a Rs 7.09 crore per match worth for 5 years.
“At present is a historic day in cricket because the bidding for groups of inaugural #WPL broke the data of the inaugural Males’s IPL in 2008! Congratulations to the winners as we garnered Rs.4669.99 Cr in complete bid.
“This marks the start of a revolution in girls’s cricket and paves the way in which for a transformative journey forward not just for our girls cricketers however for the complete sports activities fraternity. The #WPL would deliver obligatory reforms in girls’s cricket and would guarantee an all-encompassing ecosystem that advantages each stakeholder.
“The @BCCI has named the league – Girls’s Premier League (WPL). Let the journey start….,” stated BCCI secretary Jay Shah.
(With inputs from PTI)
