The BCCI is considering having five groups in the Ladies' IPL with upwards of five abroad players allowed in the Playing XI, Cricbuzz comprehends. The conditional window has been set for Walk 2023 - after the T20 Ladies' Reality Cup and before the beginning of Men's IPL. A limit of four of the abroad players in the XI can be from the ICC Full Part countries, it's being thought of, while the excess one can be from a Partner Country. The board is additionally bantering between two choices of selling the IPL groups: Zone wise - North (Dharamsala/Jammu), South (Kochi/Vizag), Focal (Indore/Nagpur/Raipur), East (Ranchi/Cuttack), North East (Guwahati) and West (Pune/Rajkot) - with matches held at non-IPL settings) and existing city-wise like with Men's IPL (Ahmedabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata - with matches held at IPL scenes). An official choice on the proposition for scenes will be taken by the IPL executive and the BCCI office conveyors. Groups could play each other two times in the association stage a la IPL, with the group completing top of the table passing straightforwardly for the last. The second and third-put groups will play an Eliminator. In contrast to the IPL however, a band style schedule is being viewed as which can see a lot of matches being played at a setting before the whole competition moves to an alternate scene. IPL 2021 was played as such before it must be migrated to the UAE because of developing Coronavirus concerns. With just 20 association games in thought, as not many as two settings will be involved per season for the WIPL. So the debut 2023 season could be played at two of the previously mentioned settings, the 2024 season at the other two and 2025 at the excess one in addition to one of the scenes of the 2023 season.