India aims for women's IPL in three years

India intends to dispatch a ladies' release of the prominent Indian Premier League cricket competition in the following three years, a best authority said Tuesday.

As a feature of the development, top worldwide ladies players will participate in a Twenty20 show amusement at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium not long from now.

"We are wanting to get a ladies' IPL set up in a few years," Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) head Vinod Rai told AFP.

No firm points of interest of the new class have yet been uncovered, however weight for a ladies' IPL has been working since India achieved the last of the ladies' World Cup in England a year ago.

Ladies cricketers from Australia, England and South Africa will play an Indian group under IPL controls in the May 22 diversion in Mumbai.

"The match to be played between a BCCI XI and IPL XI will happen in front of the primary (men's IPL) playoff at the Wankhede Stadium," Rai said.

The Mithali Raj-drove India lost to England in the World Cup last a year ago, and got a cheerful welcome on their arrival.

The appraisals accomplishment of the World Cup provoked the International Cricket Council to guarantee a more noteworthy part for ladies' cricket.