IPL, which stands for Indian Premier League is a unique form of cricket introduced by BCCI in early 2008. Today it has garnered so much attention for its versatile team selection criteria and revenue generation statistics.
It all started in 2003 when England and Wales Cricket Board introduced Twenty 20 to increase the attendance of spectators resulting to its considerable reduction in match time. The general form of Cricket was of long durations; the viewers could hardly spare any time for they had works to do. This resulted in loss of revenue and withdrawal of attention from youngsters into opting cricket hence the need for a less time consuming game.
Following this change of form, the stunning rise in cricket lovers and revenue was noticeable. The T20 was therefore a more explosive form of cricket. BCCI in India hence decided to promote this idea and founded Indian Premier League in 2007. The game had major cities participate with each other. The difference was, it was not a local team tournament. It had international players each from a different nation playing in one team to compete with other in-house teams. IPL got so popular; it changed the outlook of Cricket in 21st century.
IPL even after being short game generated revenue no other usual form of Cricket ever made. The audience loved it more than any other game. It was loved and accepted through the lengths and breadths of the country.
But there are always two sides to a story and IPL is no different. Read on to know more.
The IPL came with its own good and bad. Following are the disadvantages and advantages.
Disadvantages of IPL:
Having said so, IPL has more advantages to disadvantages.
Advantages of IPL:
Let alone the good and bad, IPL is definitely a reason we love cricket today.
This post was last modified on 21/04/2017 9:24 pm
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