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July 20, 2008Posted on 07/20/2008 in Indian Premier League
Time for a reality check
Pradeep Magazine, in the Hindustan Times, calls for a reasoned analysis of the Indian Premier League.
Back home, our "best-loved commentators" and voices who are on the payrolls of either the IPL or the franchises, are not stopping in praising this revolution and the economic benefits it has provided, and will provide, players in the future. They're giving us sermons on the wonder that is T20 and it would appear that anyone who does not agree with them would be told to shut up.
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