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September 20, 2009Posted on 09/20/2009 in Indian cricket
The heavy hitters of the KPL
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The Karnataka Premier League seems to drawing big money, but what’s the game? Anil Lulla takes a peek in Open magazine.
The winner gets Rs 8 lakh and runner-up will take home Rs 4 lakh. That’s not even chump change by IPL’s standards. But then, KPL seems to be about giving Bangalore’s builders the flurry of publicity they need just as the local real estate sector grows hot, what with the city’s metro project reshaping land usage patterns along with the rest of the urbanscape.
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