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IPL 2009 - The Money Mint

IPL this three letter word has chang
ed the fortunes of many cricketers and non cricketers. Why non cricketers ?.Its because of the involvement of the Bollywood and Corporates this time. The eight teams are owned by them and they run business with them. For more info visit www.iplt20.com

IPL 2 has been made a great one especially for the man who was been behind this - Lalit modi.
Its actually a great guts move to have the tournament shifted from India which is what the "I" in IPL stands for to South Africa. A move against the Politicians of India. The tournament was on the verge of being Cancelled due to the elections during the same time. But it was the business man in Modi and using his good offices made the move of shifting the tournament itself and thereby giving a nose cut to the politicians. That two in a very short span of time .Really great Ability.

IPL has been more of a smash hit last year when it gained a huge fan following. It also brought to light some great talent who found place in the national side. moreover it is serving to be a great entertainer and in putting the domestic players along with the best in the business providing an opportunity to learn. No doubt IPL is worth your money.

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