There is no denying the fact that the IPL has been a money-spinner for the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India). But how do you respond to the view that you have actually ended up damaging the quality of cricket in India and affecting to the detriment the attitude of young cricketers.
That's the key issue Karan Thapar explored on CNN-IBN's Devil's Advocate when he interviewed the Chairman of the IPL, Lalit Modi. Karan Thapar: There is no ...
When Lalith Modi decided to commercialize the 20/20 cricket by launching the IPL brand he believed that nothing was as powerful as an idea that the time had ...
... Ejaz Butt said the PCB would not object to its players taking part in the lucrative T20 league and has conveyed this to IPL commissioner Lalit Modi. ...
He denies emphatically that he's making a film on IPL Head, Lalit Modi, “If I attend an awards function, they think I am making a film on awards and if I ...
... been studying the IPL phenomenon over the past three months and have also interviewed people associated with the event, including IPL honcho Lalit Modi. ...
So declared Lalit Modi, the chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL), as he contemplated the end of the first stage of his Twenty20 Champions League, ...