Mithali Raj hints at making a comeback to playing cricket for the inaugural women’s IPL

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New Delhi, July 25 (IANS) Legendary India batter and former captain Mithali Raj has hinted at coming out of retirement to play in the inaugural edition of the women’s IPL. The inaugural edition of the women’s IPL, which could be a six-team event, is assumed to be launched next year. Mithali, who announced her retirement in June this year, is keeping all her options open for the possibility of featuring in the first edition of women’s IPL. “I’m keeping that option open. I’ve not yet decided. There are a few more months to go before the women’s IPL happens. It would be lovely to be part of the first edition of the women’s IPL,” said Mithali on the first episode of the 100 percent cricket podcast by the ICC. While looking back at her 23-year-old career.

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