Hi, I'm starting this thread because just4kix suggested it in another thread.
The money spinning IPL has invited a lot of controversy in recent times. Two big guns Lalit Modi and Shashi Tharoor were sacked owing to the controversy(investigations pending).
So, now that India crashed out of World T20 World Cup, the attention is back on IPL after an interval of mild silence. It is worth an inspection.
The IPL was meant(or publicized so) to find the local talents from all over the country. It did find many talents like Rohit Sharma, Suresh Raina, Pragyan Ojha, Shaun Marsh...
But did IPL succeed in its goal?
Surely all the franchisees made money out of it. But did the original intention to nurture talents succeed?
At the end of the day, cricket is just a game. Like every job has a dignity, every game must also have its own dignity. Instead of keeping the dignity of cricket, what did IPL do?
Late night parties, cheer girls, match fixing... allegations continues....
Even the team coach and captain has come up against IPL, though vaguely.
The question remains is, did IPL do good for Indain cricket?
Or it just turned out to be means to whitewash the blackmoney of the franchisees?



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