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What has IPL given to Indian cricket ?


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Why should IPL give anything to Indian cricket...its a T20 tourney...Indian cricket have 2 other more formats also.. It helped economy,helped players who may not earn fraction of money which they should have earned in life time within short term.. more importnatly its became a highly enetrtaiming 2 months for people of India , a hangout for freinds for 3/4 hours without worrieng too much over very very finer detail.s of game.. What else you want ??
this.
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IPL has given the Indian players a kind of magical healing ability. If any player is injured or tired...just tell him that IPL starts in a day or two and he will be ready...all fit' date=' rested and injury free.[/quote'] :hysterical:
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Same thing as awarding 100 marks ( or distinction) to all students in a public exam and asking who are you to question the wisdom. Every one is happy at this' date=' except the handful of students who actually worked hard to get the 100. Yeah, if most people have no problems, then it must be good!![/quote'] no. because the exam thing is illegal. this is not.
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Well this kind of thread certainly puzzles me. What exactly do some fans want of IPL? Do they want IPL to give all the batsmans + bowlers? Actually, I do not even think that would please those haters, they simply demand too much out of tournament held for 2 months. So just as dumdumdigadiga wrote, it is those things are should be noticed.

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Harsha is a circus league cheerleader. Even his tweets are sponsored these days. I've stopped reading anything written by him.
CT in IPL thread :yay: request plz try IPL threads once in a while..just for fun :winky:
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The problem is not what it has given cause it hasn't given anything. The problem is what it has taken away, what are the opportunities we have lost, how has it completely distorted priorities when it comes to playing for India, how it has turned the grat game into a charade.

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The problem is not what it has given cause it hasn't given anything. The problem is what it has taken away' date=' what are the opportunities we have lost, how has it completely distorted priorities when it comes to playing for India, how it has turned the grat game into a charade.[/quote'] :facepalm: IPL doesn't need to take anything. Just because it has added more competition in cricket, you believe it has taken opportunities away.
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IPL was designed to make money for corporates and BCCI by giving the Indian public a mixture of entertainment and cricket. It was never to be a panacea for the ills surrounding Indian cricket. if people expected otherwise, then their expectations are what needs to be corrected.

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IPL was designed to make money for corporates and BCCI by giving the Indian public a mixture of entertainment and cricket. It was never to be a panacea for the ills surrounding Indian cricket. if people expected otherwise, then their expectations are what needs to be corrected.
Exactly. They are there to run the business. The only direct benefit is - extra money in BCCI pockets and not some other private organization, now only if they can utilize the money wisely.
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:facepalm: IPL doesn't need to take anything. Just because it has added more competition in cricket, you believe it has taken opportunities away.
I see so if I increase the frequency of sub standard cricket, it will increase the competition in cricket. I am sure that is logic BCCI is also applying.
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India's T20 performance post IPL against top teams 6 won 13 lost. From a result perspective it did jack sh**. Infact foreigners gained more with presence of foreign coaches. They got to know the conditions in India better.

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India's T20 performance post IPL against top teams 6 won 13 lost. From a result perspective it did jack sh**. Infact foreigners gained more with presence of foreign coaches. They got to know the conditions in India better.
May be foreigners started taking T20 format in more serious way after IPL

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