At least two Indian Premier League franchises – Chennai Super Kings and Gujarat Titans – have not submitted technical bids for the inaugural edition of the Women’s Indian Premier League (WIPL).
Six franchises – Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders – have submitted their bids on Monday, confirmed to Sportsstar.
However, at the time of publication of this article, there was no response from the Punjab Kings and Lucknow Super Giants.
In addition to the IPL’s six organizations, 11 other companies with no existing franchises in the IPL have also submitted bids.
The Adani group is believed to have filed the documents, but confectionery giant Haldiram’s group has also officially expressed interest in owning the team. More than 30 companies have opted in to the Tender Documents (ITT), but only about 17 have formally submitted their bids when the bid deadline closed on Monday.Teams had until Wednesday morning to submit their financial bids. there is. A board-appointed team will then evaluate all applicants and announce the five scheduled franchises by the evening.
Each team can field his 5 overseas players in the final XI, with the 5th player from the relevant Member State.
The tournament is set for him to start on March 4th and will be held at his two venues in Maharashtra. Last month, Sportsstar may have reported.