Srinagar: The Women’s Premier League Baramulla, organized by the Baramulla Cricket Forum in collaboration with the Dagger Division, concluded today in grand style, showcasing exceptional talent, fierce competition, and inspiring sportsmanship.
This groundbreaking event brought together some of the finest female players from the region and has firmly established itself as a significant platform for promoting women’s sports in Jammu & Kashmir.
Held at St. Joseph’s Higher Secondary School, the finale featured an exhilarating match between the top teams, Anantnag and Baramulla, with Anantnag emerging as champions after a hard-fought contest in the professional category.
In the amateur category, the finals were played between DPS and the Government Girls Higher Secondary School, with the latter crossing the winning line in a close contest.
The crowd was treated to high-quality cricket that highlighted the depth of talent within the women’s sporting community. Talat Raina, a player from Anantnag, played a stellar role, securing the Player of the Match award for her outstanding performance.
In the closing ceremony, the winning team was awarded the prestigious Women’s Premier League Trophy, along with cash prizes and accolades for outstanding individual performances.
Maj Gen PS Punia, SM, VSM, GOC Dagger Division, the chief guest of the event, commended the participants for their dedication, skill, and sportsmanship. Special awards were also given for categories such as Best Player of the Tournament and Emerging Player of the League in both amateur and professional categories.
With the conclusion of this year’s league, the organizers are already setting their sights on expanding the tournament for the next season. Plans are underway to involve more teams from across Jammu & Kashmir, enhance training opportunities for participants, and attract even larger audiences.
The Women’s Premier League Baramulla is an initiative by the Dagger Division under Operation Sadhbhavna, aimed at promoting women’s sports in the region and providing opportunities for female athletes to compete at a high level and develop their skills.
Organized annually, the league is part of a broader effort to advance gender equality and empower women through sports. The Women’s Premier League Baramulla aims to provide a platform for aspiring female athletes, fostering empowerment and encouraging broader participation in sports.
Baramulla WPL concludes with exciting finale
