WPL 2027 Mumbai leg shifts from Brabourne to Wankhede Stadium

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The Mumbai leg of the Women's Premier League 2027 has been moved from the Brabourne Stadium to the Wankhede Stadium. The change was requested by the ICC, which wants the Brabourne pitches to have enough time to recover. The Brabourne ground is also set to co-host the Women's Champions Trophy, beginning February 14. The relocation is intended to ease the scheduling pressure on the venue's pitches during that period.

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