Smriti Mandhana: WPL Transformed Discussions on
The WPL transformed the way people spoke about women's cricket, and I want to see more tales like these at more events: Smriti Bengaluru, Smriti Mandhana, commander of Illustrious Challengers Bengaluru, expressed on Monday that the Ladies' Chief Association has adjusted the talk around ladies' cricket and that she desires to observe such accomplishments in different fields. Last year, Mandhana guided the RCB to their first franchise cricket championship, the WPL. During the unveiling of the Sports-Forward Nation report, Mandhana stated, "Before the WPL, we played in leagues like the Big Bash League and others, and everyone used to ask us when we would have our own league. The WPL came and changed the conversations around women's cricket." Read Also: T20 World Cup, India vs Pakistan: A Complete Guide How has WPL influenced women's cricket discussions? The Mandhana-led RCB will aim to defend the championship in the WPL's third season, which starts on February 14. It's amazing that the WPL can do anything comparable to what the IPL has accomplished for men's cricket. Likewise, it will be encouraging to see such tales emerge from other fields as well," she continued. According to Rajesh Menon, the RCB's chief operating officer, in order for the nation to become a real blue sporing power, grassroots engagement must be increased. At the local level, we require greater engagement and funding. However, we must give our athletes the proper atmosphere for growth if we want to be a sporting country. "It requires the stakeholders to make the right decisions at the right time," Menon stated. Must Read: Inter vs. Atletico Madrid live stream: How to watch Champions League? Although she was happy with the advancements women's sport has made in the nation in recent years, Mandhana wished for further grassroots involvement. "Watching two women's teams play gully sport and having a great time is my greatest goal. If that
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