cricketjoshila
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An all Indian IPL is a fantasy and is unlikely going to happen. Broadcasters and sponsors will not pay any way near the current amounts without international players.
If India can earn the amounts of money without playing anyone, why don’t they organise regular series against Ireland, Nepal or Netherlands? The fact is that it does not make economic sense.
You talk about cricket and the Indian market as if it’s an Indian made product with exclusive rights. The fact is the contrary.
Your domestic cricket doesn’t generate anything noteworthy unless it has international stars or teams. That’s how it is sold and packaged as to broadcasters. Why are IPL owners hell bent on securing lucrative contracts with foreign players to play exclusively for their franchise?
You’re over playing your hand. Indian cricket is not the sole reason for generating 90 percent of the revenue.
An Indian IPL will become reality if and when India skips the CT 2025.
Broadcasters paid $6bn for Indian territory rights of the IPL. That's for Indians wanting to watch their star players play. Indians pay to watch their stars. If all star Indian players play a domestic tournament, it will have the eyeballs of the nation. And with eyeballs come sponsors and money.
IPL owners own multiple franchisees.
Mumbai Indians own 5 franchisees across 5 leagues.Others like KKR CSK RPSG JSW GMR Royals all own multiple franchisees. It makes sense for them to have Same or similar set of players across different leagues. They have the money to make such deals.
I will tell you something about the Indian market, people bidding $500mn for s IPL franchisee went home empty handed.
The only one overplaying their hand is PCB, threatening BCCI of boycott.
