Hi. Hello everybody. Okay, finally, a swell set. I wanted to post for a very long time now and I'm finally getting the opportunity to I don't know who credit for this, but thank you, whoever was behind this. I want to say thank you to Roger Penny because I hope he had in this somehow. And a huge thanks to the two pillars of Indian women's cricket in Jalan, Gusswami and Mutach
Rehan Shah
@ririshah · 4:53
Another thing that I want to mention is, like, Mumbai is one of the franchises that actually invests a lot, a lot of time and money into growing their brand. And I think that would be absolutely great for women's cricket as a whole, the fact that Mumbai has a team because they have more potential than anybody else to grow this team, to grow the sport. So, yeah, I can't wait to see what Mumbai does with this franchise both on and off the field
Aayan B
@aayanisms · 4:55
And so the same thing will happen with the women's IPL women's women cricketers, where they will get big dollar sponsorships once maybe a season or two goes by and some of the players emerge and some of the marquee clashes happen. One of the reasons why men's IPL took off big time was, you know, Basmucklem's 140 odd in the first match in Eden Gardens, right? That kind of blew everybody's mind, like, oh, my God, what is this?
Rehan Shah
@ririshah · 4:59
Hello. Loved everything you said right up until the point where you just went, bangalore beats Mumbai. I was laughing everything up until then. Why did you have to ruin the whole swell for me with that one point? But, yeah, the one great thing that the IPL has done, I think, more than anything, like the Claire brought up, like India becoming a superpower and great more than anything, it's given so many youngsters to look at this sport as a career opportunity