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PROJECT REPORT
ON
INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE
SUBMITTED TO SUBMITTED BY
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BHAGWANT UNIVERSITY,
AJMER
PREFACE
I collect the information with the secondary source information of the IPL. I
have tried my best level for doing various analysis for making the report with the
avaiable data. And I have provided the correct and relevant information and data
in the report.
DEEPAK VAISHNAV
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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DEEPAK
VAISHNAV
CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
The BCCI launched the Indian Premier League (IPL) on the lines of football’s
English Premier League and the National Basketball League (NBA) of
the US.
The IPL is a professional Twenty20 cricket league created and promoted by the
BCCI and backed by the ICC. The Twenty20 league is set to debut in April 2008,
with eight teams comprising a minimum of 16 players each. The league will last
for 44 days and will involve 59 matches.
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Bollywood also made its presence felt with two of its leading stars bagging the
ownership of their respective teams - Shah Rukh Khan and Juhi Chawla’s Red
Chillies Entertainment buying out Kolkata for $75.09, while Preity Zinta and her
beau Ness Wadia bought the Mohali team for $76 million.
GMR , the infrastructure development group which who are involved in a project
for revamping the Delhi airport, bagged the ownership of the Delhi team for $84
million and the Emerging Media , consisting of its CEO Fraser Castellino, Manoj
Badale and Lachlan Murdoch and other investors won the rights for the Jaipur
franczhise for $67 million.
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IPL TEAMS
2) Kings XI Punjab: The Mohali team was bought by Bollywood diva Preity
Zinta, her industrialist beau Ness Wadia, along with renowned
industrialists Karan Paul and Mohit Burman for $76 million for a period of
10 years. ‘Icon player’ Yuvraj Singh is the captain of Kings XI Punjab.
Australia’s Tom Moddy is the coach of the team.
3) Chennai Super Kings: The Chennai team was bought by India Cements
for $91 million to own the team for 10 years. Team India ODI and T20
skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni is the captain of Chennai Super Kings.
Former South Africa cricket team captain Kepler Wessels is the coach of
the team.
7) Delhi Daredevils: The Delhi team is owned by GMR Holdings for $84
million for a period of 10 years. ‘Icon player’ Virender Sehwag is the
captain of Delhi Daredevils. Australia’s Greg Shipperd is the coach of the
team.
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* Title Sponsorship Rights: On February 13 2008, Indian real estate
developer DLF Universal secured exclusive rights to the IPL title
sponsorship worth Rs 200 crore (over $50 million) for five years.
* Each team will play the other seven teams home and away, the top
four teams at the end of the group stages will proceed through to the
semi-finals. The first match is slated for April 18 between Team
Bangalore and Team Kolkata.
* Team Composition: All teams must have at least four players from
their respective Catchment Areas and four Under-22 players. The players
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from Catchment Areas could be an iconic player, a Ranji player or an U-
22 player.
Each team can buy a maximum of eight overseas players but only four
would be able to take the field in a match.
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English cricketers wanting to play in the Indian Premier League
next year may be asked to give away their central contracts by an
adamant ECB, which has made it clear that international engagements
are top priority.
“We will be playing Test matches in the early part of May and
clearly that will have an impact on the amount of time that players may
or may not go to IPL.
“My understanding is that the ICC, IPL and the ECB have made it
very clear from the word go that international cricket takes precedence
over domestic tournaments and I think that will be the case. That’s the
very clear message we get from ICC. I understand that is what IPL think
as well,” Morris was quoted as saying by ‘The Daily Telegraph’.
English players are yet to sign this year’s central contracts with
the ECB, but there is every possibility of a standoff between players and
the Board.
“I think we’ve made it very clear that we are very happy for the
players to have a window of opportunity for the players to play in the
IPL,” said Morris.
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“Last year at the IPL, the Australians were only there for 25 per
cent of the time because they had a Test series in the West Indies,” he
added.
Kevin Pietersen has said he did not stay up all night in Jamaica,
where he was on tour with the England side, awaiting the results of the
IPL auction on February 6. Pietersen emerged the big winner along with
team-mate Andrew Flintoff at the event in Goa, earning annual contracts
worth US$1.55 million each, making them the highest-earning players in
the league. However, Pietersen said he was wary of flaunting around his
dollars while his friends were coping with the global economic crisis.
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The success of the IPL has made it clear that something has to
give to accommodate it, and on the current evidence that something will
be the 50-over game
When you consider how much the Indian Premier League borrowed
from World Series Cricket, it¹s quite ironic that its success might lead to
the eventual extinction of the pajama cricket that was the cornerstone
of the Packer revolution. As much as World Series cricket was about fair
pay, improved TV coverage and superior marketing of the sport, it was
also about establishing one-day cricket as a distinct entity, played in
coloured clothes, under lights, and in front of crowds that came
expecting to be entertained.
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success of the ICC World Twenty20 in South Africa, and the inaugural IPL
season, the one-day game is on life-support, and it may only be a matter
of time before the plug is pulled. Crowds and television audiences caught
in the thrall of the Twenty20 game are unlikely to shed a tear.
It¹s amusing to hear greats of the past talking of how the IPL¹s
success could have dire consequences for Test cricket. Nothing could be
further from the truth. The Test-cricket constituency is a distinct one,
and it generally consists of people who have played the game at some
level, whether that¹s back garden, park, first-class or international. More
importantly, it¹s a group of people that appreciate what Milan Kundera
called Slowness, those not obsessed with instant gratification.
Such fans will never abandon Test cricket for the crash-bang-
wallop thrills that Twenty20 offers. He or she may go and watch Dumb
and Dumber, but it¹s never going to replace 400 Blows or In the Mood for
Love in his affections.
Compare that with Lalit Modi. You may not like the man or his
hubris, but he has taken an existing concept, fine-tuned it, and ensured
that the cricket world will never be the same again. After Sunday night¹s
final, which could have been scripted by Gregory Howard of Remember
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the Titans fame, Modi and the IPL hold all the cards, while the ICC and
other boards have next to nothing to bargain with.
The last World Cup in the Caribbean was a fiasco, an object lesson
in how not to organise an event. Poor crowds, overpriced tickets, a lack
of atmosphere and an interminable schedule all combined to make it
perhaps the worst of all major competitions. In contrast, the IPL¹s head
honchos didn¹t behave like stentorian schoolmasters, and the
entertainment package that accompanied the games attracted everyone
from five-year-olds with temporary tattoos to middle-aged women who
had decided to forego a staple diet of TV soaps.
Where now for the IPL? After what happened on Sunday night,
there¹s little doubt that the second season will be huge. Despite the
concerns of the ECB and others, every single one of the world¹s top
players is likely to take part. If they do try to prevent the likes of Kevin
Pietersen from playing, they¹ll only end up being checkmated like the
Australian Cricket Board were after Packer¹s bold gambit.
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The franchises, none of whom are likely to be too perturbed by
the huge amounts invested in the first year, also have a role to play.
Manoj Badale, of the Emerging Media group that owns the Rajasthan
Royals, reckoned that it would take a couple of years for the club culture
to truly take root, but you can rest assured that teams like Rajasthan
won¹t be spending the next 10 months idle.
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the major football leagues. Those will alternate with Champions League
games featuring the top sides.
A six or eight-month period might be set aside for Test cricket and
other bilateral contests, but the fact is that cricket needs a 50-overs-a-
side game between India and Hong Kong like it needs a hole in the head.
After watching McGrath against Jayasuriya and Warne against Ganguly,
why would anyone settle for such mediocrity? Unless one-day cricket can
reinvent itself, and four innings of 20 overs each is the best suggestion
I¹ve heard, it has one foot in the grave, with the fact that the World Cup
is the jewel in the ICC crown being the only thing keeping it alive.
It¹s an opinion that even players share. Stephen Fleming was New
Zealand¹s finest captain, the one who led them to their only major one-
day triumph, the ICC Knockout in 2000. ³I am worried about the amount
of one-day cricket, how much appeal one-day cricket is going to have
with tournaments like this,² he said. ³I think the majority feels that it
could cause a problem for the international calendar.²
The response to the first season of World Series Cricket, with the
forces of orthodoxy ranged against it, was so lukewarm that a desperate
Packer was reduced to counting the cars in the parking lot. No one saw
Modi doing anything similar, and the perfectly scripted final has
guaranteed that all the franchises will be counting next year are even
bigger gate receipts. As for one-day cricket, the message has been
bellowed out through a foghorn. Transform or perish.
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➢ The immediate task is to start the Champions League as planned
from this year. Officials of the BCCI-backed IPL are understood to
be meeting a team from Cricket Australia in Mumbai on May 30 to
explore whether the event, involving the top two domestic
Twenty20 teams from five countries, can be held in England
between September 28, when the ICC Champions Trophy in
Pakistan ends, and October 9, when the India’s home Test series
against Australia starts.
will try to work out a solution with Cricket Australia because the
IPL franchises who will be part of the Champions League will want
to have their best players available,” Bindra said.
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Cricket Board (ECB), “has expressed interest in the model” after
being briefed by Lalit Modi, the IPL chairman, last month; James
Sutherland, the chief executive of Cricket Australia, has confirmed
interest in staging an IPL-style competition the following season;
and Nasim Ashraf, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board
(PCB), is “very keen to launch a similar tournament there” after
having deputed two representatives to participate in the planning
stages of the IPL last year and “learn from the process”.
➢ In fact, Cricket Australia had invited Bindra last month to brief its
➢ “For instance, when we discussed the IPL within the BCCI, the
question was whether the teams should be owned by the local state
associations or private franchises. Some of us strongly suggested
the franchise model because only then can you acquire top players
for the teams and make the competition truly global. But the BCCI
is a non-profit body and has to look after the state associations,
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too. So a compromise was arrived at, and we have IPL teams owned
by franchises and run in collaboration with state associations. But
Australia would have lesser problems since they have a corporate
model of governance and have much fewer associations — six, I
believe, compared to 30 in India,” Bindra said.
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IPL: THE SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS OF CRICKET
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MEDIA BOYCOTT IN INDIA
➢ The Indian media has protested loudly over the IPL’s decision to
ban websites from covering matches and to prohibit international
and local news agencies from supplying photographs to online
clients.
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➢ “In the absence of remedial action by the Indian Premier League,
members of the Indian Newspaper Society will be forced to take an
adverse view on the question of coverage of IPL matches.”
➢ The NMC focuses on the threat from excessive controls on the flow
of news to the public, and is supported by newspapers, agencies
and press freedom bodies around the world.
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➢ The IPL tournament lines up eight teams bought by franchises who
selected their players via a multi-million dollar auction last month.
➢ Top cricketers have been offered huge pay packets to take part in
the 44-day, 59-match extravaganza across cricket-mad India.
in the past.
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➢ Two months later, global news agencies boycotted the coverage of
the first Test between Sri Lanka and Australia in Brisbane after
Cricket Australia imposed similar restrictions.
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ICL VS IPL
➢ One of the most hotly debated issues in Indian cricket right now is
the advent of the rebel Indian Cricket League and whether it stands
a chance against it’s more high-profile and official cousin, the IPL.
➢ The jury is still out on whether the ICL can survive the competition,
but as of now the Boses at the Essel owned Zee group are going all
out to sell the ICL product.
➢ The Essel Group’s Indian Cricket League or the ICL flaunting its big
➢ But the former West Indian captain says he always intended to keep
his commitment even though this league is totally unofficial and
does not have the backing of the ICC.
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➢ “The ICC is trying to encourage new countries like China and
America to play cricket. I am disappointed it is not supporting a
league where so many international stars are participating,” said
Brian Lara.
➢ The main difference between the ICL and the soon to be launched
IPL or Indian Premier League is clearly the star power.
➢ The IPL has already signed on 50 of the top current players in the
world. But most cricketers believe that there will still be a place
for the ICL.
➢ It is a safe haven for recently retired players and those who are on
the fringes of domestic cricket in India.
➢ However, the biggest difference between the official IPL and the
unofficial ICL is sponsorship.
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➢ While the IPL hopes to raise a 1000 crores from TV rights, the Essel
group backed ICL still does not have any sponsors. It has only got
partners for drinks, uniforms and travel. But maybe that is to be
expected for a new venture.
cricket expert.
➢ So, the ICL is the definite underdog, but they have promised slick
coverage, great action and more importantly a platform for players
to earn more money.
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Academy Award-winning actor Russell Crowe and friend Peter
Holmes are all set to buy a franchise in the newly launched Indian
Premier League (IPL) cricket event, a report said here yesterday.
Crowe and Holmes, who own the South Rugby League Club, may
well hire players like Australian captain Ricky Ponting and fiery paceman
Brett Lee to play for the Rabittohs cricket side in Indian city of Mumbai
next year, a report in the Sun-Herald reported.
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India next April. The top two teams from the IPL, as well as those from
Twenty20 competitions in Australia, England and South Africa will enter
an international Champions Twenty20 league. That league will offer $5m
in prize money to the winners.
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India’s cricket authorities released terms
for owning teams in their proposed Indian
Premier League, projecting the franchises as both a profit-making
business opportunity as well as platforms for corporate branding. The
prospectus, however, doesn’t set any minimum bid price for tenders set
to be floated later this month.
Their share gradually goes down to 50% in year 11. Revenues are
expected to be generated through television rights, sponsorships, tickets,
food and other sales as well as premium and box seats.
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During the recent India-Pakistan cricket series, Test matches
shown on channel Neo Sports attracted Rs3 lakh for a 10-second spot
while one-day matches got Rs5.51 lakh for a similar slot.
But, a similar spot during the final of the Twenty20 World Cup in
South Africa earned broadcaster ESPN Star Sports Rs800,000, the
prospectus notes. The league will be “a must have, prime time content
for broadcasters” who will have 12,744 10-second ad spots during a
typical season, the prospectus said.
Other than suggesting what ad spots might sell for, the prospectus
gives little clues on suggested prices for those aspiring to buy teams.
“The bid will require each bidder to state the total franchisee fee they
are offering for an initial 10-year period,” it says.
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The league is scheduled to begin in April at the start of India’s
fiscal year when new advertising and marketing budgets kick in. Some
major sponsors of cricket had mixed reactions to owning teams.
One top official at Pepsico India Holdings Pvt. Ltd, who didn’t
want to be named, said his company wasn’t interested and that “our
calendar is full.” A Bharti Airtel Ltd spokesperson said it was
“premature” to discuss buying a team. Future Group chairman Kishore
Biyani said: “There would be a very strong chance we will participate.”
The DLF Indian Premier League will be played from April 2009
onwards. Below is the IPL schedule for all the IPL matches games in the
IPL.
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April 2009
Time
Date Match Details Venue
(GMT)
Rajasthan Royals v Delhi
Jaipur
Fri 10 14:30 Daredevils, 1st match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Kolkata Knight Riders v Deccan
Kolkata
Sat 11 10:30 Chargers, 2nd match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Chennai Super Kings v Bangalore
Bangalore
Sat 11 14:30 Royal Challengers, 3rd match,
(D/N)
Indian Premier League, 2009
Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab,
Delhi
Sun 12 10:30 4th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Mumbai Indians v Rajasthan Royals,
Mumbai
Sun 12 14:30 5th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Deccan Chargers v Chennai Super
Hyderabad
Mon 13 14:30 Kings, 6th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v
Bangalore
Tue 14 14:30 Kolkata Knight Riders, 7th match,
(D/N)
Indian Premier League, 2009
Kings XI Punjab v Mumbai Indians,
Mohali
Wed 15 14:30 8th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Deccan Chargers v Delhi Daredevils,
Hyderabad
Thu 16 10:30 9th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Thu 16 14:30 Chennai Super Kings v Rajasthan Chennai
Royals, 10th match, Indian Premier (D/N)
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League, 2009
Mumbai Indians v Bangalore Royal
Mumbai
Fri 17 14:30 Challengers, 11th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Kings XI Punjab v Deccan Chargers,
Mohali
Sat 18 10:30 12th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Kolkata Knight Riders v Delhi
Kolkata
Sat 18 14:30 Daredevils, 13th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v
Bangalore
Sun 19 10:30 Rajasthan Royals, 14th match,
(D/N)
Indian Premier League, 2009
Mumbai Indians v Chennai Super
Mumbai
Sun 19 14:30 Kings, 15th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Kolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI
Kolkata
Mon 20 14:30 Punjab, 16th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Delhi Daredevils v Mumbai Indians,
Delhi
Tue 21 14:30 17th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Rajasthan Royals v Deccan
Jaipur
Wed 22 14:30 Chargers, 18th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v Kings
Bangalore
Thu 23 14:30 XI Punjab, 19th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Mumbai Indians v Kolkata Knight
Mumbai
Fri 24 14:30 Riders, 20th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Chennai Super Kings v Kings XI
Chennai
Sat 25 10:30 Punjab, 21st match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Sat 25 14:30 Delhi Daredevils v Bangalore Royal Delhi
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Challengers, 22nd match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Deccan Chargers v Mumbai Indians,
Hyderabad
Sun 26 10:30 23rd match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Rajasthan Royals v Kolkata Knight
Jaipur
Sun 26 14:30 Riders, 24th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Kings XI Punjab v Bangalore Royal
Mohali
Mon 27 14:30 Challengers, 25th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Mumbai Indians v Delhi Daredevils,
Mumbai
Tue 28 14:30 26th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Chennai Super Kings v Kolkata
Chennai
Wed 29 10:30 Knight Riders, 27th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals,
Mohali
Wed 29 14:30 28th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Deccan Chargers v Bangalore Royal
Hyderabad
Thu 30 14:30 Challengers, 29th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
May 2009
Time
Date Match Details Venue
(GMT)
Chennai Super Kings v Delhi
Chennai
Fri 01 14:30 Daredevils, 30th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Mumbai Indians v Deccan Chargers,
Mumbai
Sat 02 10:30 31st match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Sat 02 14:30 Kolkata Knight Riders v Rajasthan Kolkata
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Royals, 32nd match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Kings XI Punjab v Chennai Super
Mohali
Sun 03 10:30 Kings, 33rd match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v Delhi
Bangalore
Sun 03 14:30 Daredevils, 34th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Deccan Chargers v Rajasthan
Hyderabad
Mon 04 14:30 Royals, 35th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Delhi Daredevils v Chennai Super
Delhi
Tue 05 14:30 Kings, 36th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai
Kolkata
Wed 06 10:30 Indians, 37th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Rajasthan Royals v Kings XI Punjab,
Jaipur
Wed 06 14:30 38th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v
Bangalore
Thu 07 14:30 Deccan Chargers, 39th match,
(D/N)
Indian Premier League, 2009
Kolkata Knight Riders v Chennai
Kolkata
Fri 08 14:30 Super Kings, 40th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Kings XI Punjab v Delhi Daredevils,
Mohali
Sat 09 10:30 41st match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Rajasthan Royals v Mumbai Indians,
Jaipur
Sat 09 14:30 42nd match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Deccan Chargers v Kolkata Knight
Hyderabad
Sun 10 14:30 Riders, 43rd match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
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Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan
Delhi
Mon 11 14:30 Royals, 44th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Mumbai Indians v Kings XI Punjab,
Mumbai
Tue 12 10:30 45th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Chennai Super Kings v Deccan
Chennai
Tue 12 14:30 Chargers, 46th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Kolkata Knight Riders v Bangalore
Kolkata
Wed 13 14:30 Royal Challengers, 47th match,
(D/N)
Indian Premier League, 2009
Rajasthan Royals v Chennai Super
Jaipur
Thu 14 10:30 Kings, 48th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers,
Delhi
Thu 14 14:30 49th match, Indian Premier League,
(D/N)
2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v
Bangalore
Fri 15 14:30 Mumbai Indians, 50th match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight
Delhi
Sat 16 10:30 Riders, 51st match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Deccan Chargers v Kings XI Punjab,
Hyderabad
Sat 16 14:30 52nd match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Rajasthan Royals v Bangalore Royal
Jaipur
Sun 17 10:30 Challengers, 53rd match, Indian
(D/N)
Premier League, 2009
Chennai Super Kings v Mumbai
Chennai
Sun 17 14:30 Indians, 54th match, Indian Premier
(D/N)
League, 2009
Mon 18 14:30 Kings XI Punjab v Kolkata Knight Mohali
Riders, 55th match, Indian Premier (D/N)
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League, 2009
Bangalore Royal Challengers v
Bangalore
Tue 19 14:30 Chennai Super Kings, 56th match,
(D/N)
Indian Premier League, 2009
1st Semi-Final, Indian Premier Chennai
Thu 21 14:30
League, 2009 (D/N)
2nd Semi-Final, Indian Premier Chennai
Fri 22 14:30
League, 2009 (D/N)
Mumbai
Sun 24 14:30 Final, Indian Premier League, 2009
(D/N)
COMMENTS
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email me the address of the person whom i can send my ‘CV’ to for
further pursual.
Regards
Smitesh Shah
2. it is greatttttttttttttttttttttttt
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Biotechnology Center , Rajasthan Agricultural University , Bikaner .
Indian National Science Academy (INSA) has nominated me under
Inter-Academy Exchange Program, for Poland (Unconventional
Breeding Method Laboratory, Research Institute of Pomology and
Floriculture, Skierniewice) for a period of Three months. INSA is
providing only 50% travel grant. Economically I am not in a position
to bear the expenses in Poland . Average monthly expenses in
Poland will be around 2000 US Dollars for Boarding, lodging , and
internal travel etc.
Praveen K.Singh
Plant Biotechnology Center
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Rajasthan Agricultural University
Beechwal,Bikaner-334006 (Rajasthan)
Mobile : 09414708648
11. i want scot styris and harshell gibbs of decccan chargers to play in
the team for the rest of the games and also i want to congratulate
to gillchrist for his achievement against mumbai indians.
13. The IPL which was launched this April is going well. It is providing
lot of entertainment to the people around the world who love
cricket. In a cricket crazy nation like India, the IPL is creating
waves. Thank you for the concept. Finally one more question did
you allow only the players recognized by BCCI or else did you have
any ideas to bring in the players directly to IPL who has skills and
lots of promise. Did you have any ideas to select the players thru
any competition, if so we are looking forward for the opportunity.
14. i want to do some work with IPL or u u can say that i am looking for
a job in IPL. i’m doing MBA in marketing. if there will any
requirment for marketing related work kindly inform me i can send
my CV for the further purpose.
15.DEAR SIR
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GUWAHATI, BUT NO RESULT , SO I HENCE REUEST YOU THAT KINDLY
FIX A MATCH BETWEEN MY TEAM AND ANY IPL TEAM AND I WILL
SELECT THE PLAYERS FOR FIVE TOP CLASS ONE DAY MATCH , HOPE
YOUR TEAM DO NT VE SCARED BY MY ONE , A CHALLENGE FOR YOUR
IPL TEAM , FROM A PROMISSING PLAYER, I AHVE NOT PLAYED MUCH
BUT CAN PLAY MUCH BETTER .
THANKING YOU
GAURAV JAIN
gaurav.alwaysfriends@gmail.com
16.good job
19. HI
I find really interesting things out here. i shall b thankful to the site
creaters. they hd done superb job.
with regards
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Rohit Kumar
+919888312108
20.Dear Sir,
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Comment by Sagar — May 26, 2008 @ 7:26 am
24. Kya Ghaatiya combination banaya hewi. Saaaqlo itna paisa kisis aur
chhes mei lagao. kyo is paise ko out of cuntry ke playesrd ko dete
heo. kya tumhara India mei players nahi hei?? Kya Hocky, Foodbaal,
Table Tannis etc games nahi hei jinko promote kiya jaa saake.
Ghaatiya approach.
27. Any city of india will join the IPL Tornament is that possible?
If YES then I WANT TO JOIN MY CITY KOLHAPUR FOR IPL. please
send me details!!!
28. It was really superb. IPL brought many talented young crickters.
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29. Warne Captaincy was amazing, as a coach, as a captain, as a player
he had done job well. He was handling pressure situation very
nicely.He is the best spin wizard.Thanks to shane warne and thanks
to BCCI.
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