English players are welcome to join the Indian Premier League, reiterated IPL commissioner Lalit Modi but he insisted that Kevin Pietersen and co will have to commit to at least 15 games in the cash-rich league, failing which no franchise would be interested in having them.
Via The Hindu
The Indian Premier League (IPL) recently extended a cause by offering four tickets in the chairman’s box to the final match of the 2009 IPL season at a Charity Auction Gala at The Dorchester Hotel in London. The aim was to raise money for Magic Bus, a Mumbai-based charity.
Via IndianTelevision
After the PR nightmare of Stanford week, the England and Wales Cricket Board have little time to regroup before their chief executive, David Collier, heads to India for a crucial meeting with Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi next week.
Via Telegraph
BCCI vice-president Lalit Modi has hit back at Sri Lanka Cricket chairman Arjuna Ranatunga for his “continuous blasting” of the Indian Premier League, saying his outbursts were totally uncalled for. Modi, however, insisted that the Indian board has the “best of relationships” with the SLC and players.
Via PTI
IPL chief Lalit Modi has revealed that Kevin Pietersen has already agreed to join the Indian Premier League next year. “I am very keen for Kevin to take part in the IPL,” Modi was reported as saying in The Sun. “He has already agreed to be part of it, we just need a non-objection certificate [...]
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India’s second-richest man, Anil Ambani, denied a claim from Indian Premier League Chairman Lalit Modi that he may bid for a franchise in the Twenty20 cricket competition.
Via Bloomberg
India’s second-richest man, Anil Ambani, may bid for an Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket franchise, according to league Chairman Lalit Modi. Anil is very interested and we will add one more team next year, Modi said in an interview in London on Oct. 24.
Via Bloomberg
Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi makes it to a list of 25 most powerful global sports figures as per the annual list compiled by American financial publication BusinessWeek. The magazine described Modi as some one who “helped create the top cricket league in the world’s second-most-populous land.” Modi is at 19th and Tendulkar at [...]
“Are the franchise owners happy for Kevin Pietersen to play a handful of matches and then go away? I don’t think anybody would be happy with that. He wouldn’t add any value and would be more of a disruption. It takes time to gel with team-mates and to become part of team strategy and implement [...]
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