BCCI announces the perpetration of a pay equity policy for contracted Indian women cricketers. The match figure for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has taken a major decision on Thursday to promote gender equivalency in the nation’s most- loved game.
BCCI memorial Secretary Jay Shah has enforced” pay equity policy” for contracted Indian women cricketers.
The match figure for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same.
publicizing the significant decision on Twitter, Shah wrote,” I ’m pleased to advertise BCCI’s the first step towards diving demarcation. We’re enforcing a pay equity policy for our contracted BCCI Women cricketers. The match figure for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same as we move into a new period of gender equivalency in Justice”.
He added that Indian women cricketers will be paid the same match figure as their manly counterparts. For test justice match, the figure will be ₹ 15 lakh, for One Day International( ODI) match ₹ 6 lakh and for a T20 match ₹ 3 lakh, independently.
” The BCCI Women cricketers will be paid the same match figure as their manly counterparts. Test( INR 15 lakhs), ODI( INR 6 lakhs), T20I( INR 3 lakhs). Pay equity was my commitment to our women cricketers and I thank the Apex Council for their support,” Shah wrote.
Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh hailed BCCI’s decision, regarding” pay equity policy” for cricketers.
” BCCI has set a standard for other sports bodies. It’ll encourage lesser participation of women in the game. A major corner indeed!,” the fabulous right- arm spin bowler wrote on.
Mithali Raj, former captain of the India women’s public justice platoon also participated her happiness regarding momentous day in Indian justice history.
” This is a major decision for women’s justice in India! The pay equity policy along with the WIPL coming time, we’re steering into a new period for women’s justice in India. Thank you Jay Shah Sir and the
BCCI for making this be. Really happy moment,” she wrote.
Indian Women Justice platoon captain Harmanpreet Kaur also lauded BCCI for espousing gender equivalency in sports. Kaur wrote,” Truly a red letter day for Women’s Justice in India with pay equality blazoned for women and men”.
lately, the Indian women’s justice platoon won the Asia Cup in Bangladesh, beating the Sri Lankan counterpart by 8 lattices. The women in blue also won the country’s first- ever tableware order in justice at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham before this time.
In the last Annual General Meeting( AGM) of BCCI, it also blazoned the first- ever women’s IPL that’s listed to take place in 2023. Know More News…
