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March 22, 2010Posted on 03/22/2010 in Indian Premier League
New franchises likely to take a hefty hit
G Viswanath, writing in the Hindu, says the IPL's two new franchises, Pune and Kochi, can expect to shell out a fair sum by way of investments and expenditure in the next few years, while the other eight franchises, that earned significantly lower bids when bought, will be bouyed by their valuation count in a short span of three years.
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