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IPL Chief Dhumal Hails India’s ‘phenomenal Win’, Credits Jay Shah’s Vision For Women’s Cricket
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: IPL chairman Arun Dhumal hailed India’s “phenomenal win” over Australia in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal, crediting former BCCI Secretary and current ICC Chairman Jay Shah for his strong backing and belief in the growth of women’s cricket in India.
Dhumal said the victory reflected the BCCI’s long-term commitment to women’s cricket through initiatives such as the Women’s Premier League (WPL), improved domestic pathways, and greater international exposure.
“Phenomenal win by our girls! Wishing them the very best for the final. This victory is the result of BCCI’s continued support for the promotion of women’s cricket, along with the strong backing of former BCCI Secretary and now ICC Chairman Jay Shah, who believed in the potential of women’s cricket in India,” Dhumal told IANS.
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