Big statement of Mumbai Indians captain Harmanpreet came before WPL 2023, said youth got experience from WPL
Mumbai Mumbai Indians captain Harmanpreet Singh says the experience of playing in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) and ‘The Hundred’ has helped her in her game immensely and she is confident that the Women’s Premier League (WPL) will provide a platform for talent from the domestic circuit. ) will prove equally beneficial. The five-team Women’s Premier League will begin on Saturday with a clash between Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. India’s limited-overs captain Harmanpreet said she is looking forward to getting on the field to play in the WPL which has the potential to change the face of Indian women’s cricket.
She feels that playing shoulder to shoulder against the best players in women’s cricket in the world will go a long way in boosting the confidence of the young domestic players. He said in the ‘virtual’ press conference, “I think this (WPL) is a great platform for all Indian players.” We were missing this tournament for a long time. Similar is the WBBL (Women’s Big Bash League) in Australia and ‘The Hundred’ in England from where so much hidden talent has come out. We will definitely get some great talent after WPL. “He said,” WPL is a great platform to know foreign players, learn something from their experience.
dThe experience and confidence that I have gained from playing in BlueBBL and ‘The Hundred’, I want to give the same experience to young Indian domestic players. “Harmanpreet said,” This is a great opportunity for him to spend time with foreign players. WPL will also provide an opportunity for me personally to watch some young talents from close quarters. Expressing similar views, Mumbai Indians women’s team head coach Charlotte Edwards said that the WPL will make a huge impact on Indian cricket.
