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February 20, 2009Posted on 02/20/2009 in Indian cricket
It's not too late for the CCI
There's still perhaps time for the Cricket Club of India (CCI) to negotiate a fair deal with IPL that will be in the best interests of their world-renowned club and the game of cricket, as well as Mumbai's cricket fanatics for whom there is no greater joy than witnessing a game at the delightful Brabourne Stadium. Khalid Ansari in his column in Mid-Day calls for the ego and arrogance to be cast aside, and wants the club to maintain its democratic view and usher in the younger generation.
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