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March 20, 2009Posted on 03/20/2009 in Indian Premier League
In a league of its own
The endless flip-flop over staging the second season of the IPL takes us into the theatre of the absurd - where the politics of a game have an impact on the politics of a nation - writes Kadambari M. Wade in the Hindustan Times.
With her vision of the game expanding ever since her husband Mukesh Ambani bought the Mumbai Indians team, Nita Ambani speaks to K Shriniwas Rao of Times of India about her plans for this IPL season.
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- Bracewell's cricket journey
- Greg Chappell on ending a lean batting spell
- DRS has changed the game
- It's crunch time for England's top five
- Fleming recalls back-from-dead tales
- Can England retain their top six for Sri Lanka?
- BCCI's high-handedness must stop
- What next for Yuvraj