WPL matches from 14-16 January will be without spectators:Police refused to provide security in Navi Mumbai due to municipal elections

Matches on January 14, 15, and 16 in the Women’s Premier League will be played without spectators. All three matches are to be held at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. However, BCCI has not made an official announcement regarding this. According to media reports, municipal elections will be held in Navi Mumbai on January 15, due to which the police have refused to provide security for WPL matches. Navi Mumbai Police have also requested additional police force from other cities in Maharashtra for the elections. Tickets for all three matches are also not being sold
BCCI has not yet given any official statement on matches without spectators. However, ticket partner ‘District by Zomato’ has removed the ticket details for the matches on January 14, 15, and 16 from its website. During this period, UP Warriorz are scheduled to play 2 matches. Match details… Spectators to return on January 17
The election date was announced on December 15, and the WPL schedule was released 2 weeks prior to that. After a 3-day break, spectators will return to Navi Mumbai from January 17. On this day, the second double-header of the tournament will also be played. The first match will be between the Mumbai Indians and the UP Warriorz. The second match will be played between the Delhi Capitals and the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Matches to be played in Vadodara from January 19
All WPL matches will be played in Navi Mumbai until January 18. From January 19, all matches will be held at Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara. This includes 9 league stage matches, along with the playoffs and the final. The tournament final will be on February 5.