The players/teams in the Indian Premier League have certainly become a household name in India and few other cricketing nations. It all began in the year 2008, when the Board of Control for Cricket in India brought the revolutionary idea of bringing players from different countries into the same team. Read more…
The concept of the Indian Premier League was laid down in 2007, with the co-founder Lalit Modi and the support of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The inaugural season of IPL in 2008 brought almost all the Indian as well as international players to participate in Read more…
The Indian Premier League is a revolutionary idea brought by the Board of Control of Cricket in India after the Indian team won the 2007 T20 World Cup. The success of the tournament and a thrilling finale made sure the cricket enthusiasts are glued to the TV sets anticipating fast-paced Read more…
Riding on the success of India’s title victory in the 2007 T20 World Cup, the Indian Premier League took flight in 2008. The revolutionary idea was an instant success as the players from different countries playing together in the same team was unheard of until this tournament. The young Indian Read more…
The Indian Premier League has been a historic tournament, which has changed the landscape of world cricket. The idea of bringing players of different nations together in the same team strike the right chords among cricket fans, stakeholders and sponsors. The competitiveness of the league has been intact, with almost Read more…
Introduction Back in 2008, the Indian Premier League brought revolution in world cricket, with its idea of bringing players from different nations in the same team. The idea was an instant hit, as the cricket enthusiasts and sponsors made it a successful campaign. Also, the game saw high-octane entertainment delivering Read more…
Women’s cricket has grown leaps and bounds in recent years. The 2017 ODI World Cup laid down the launchpad to popularize the game, due to increase in competitiveness and performances of players. In fact, more than 86,000 spectators witnessed the final between India and Australia in the 2020 edition of Read more…