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September 6, 2009Posted on 09/06/2009 in One-day cricket
Champions Trophy may increase ODI valuation
The one-day game, once cricket’s mainstay, is losing ground alarmingly to Twenty20 in terms of sponsor interest and revenue generation. If comparative valuation figures are any indication, the raging debate over the 50-over format’s future may be entirely justified. Indranil Basu takes a look in the Times of India.
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