SA Cricket Board also set an example, now there will be no discrimination between male and female cricketers

 

After BCCI and New Zealand Cricket Board, now the South Africa Cricket Board has also taken such a step which will reduce the discrimination between male and female cricketers to a great extent. The South African Cricket Board has announced equal pay for male and female cricketers. After this historic step of the African Cricket Board, he has also joined the list of countries like India and New Zealand.

This announcement of the South African Cricket Board will also serve as an example for the cricket boards around the world and it may be that in the coming times the cricket boards of other countries will also be seen walking on the same path. The Proteas did really well in the T20 Women's World Cup held at home earlier this year. He reached the finals of this prestigious competition but missed out on winning the title for the first time.

Cricket South Africa CEO Pholetsi Moseki said the announcement is remarkable and will elevate the women's cricket landscape in the country. "We are thrilled to unveil the Professional Women's Cricket League, an initiative that celebrates the remarkable achievements of our national women's cricket team and paves the way for a brighter future," Moseki said, as reported by the ICC.

Speaking further, she said, "The commercialization of the women's domestic set-up aims to uplift the women's cricket landscape by providing a platform for local talent to shine, fostering a culture of sporting excellence, inspiring the next generation of sportspersons. Global Global With the success of South African cricket on the stage, we believe this will be an important step forward for local talent, creating an environment that fosters growth, resilience and a deep love of the game.