New Delhi: BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal said the global interest in the new team in the IPL has shown that it is the largest ‘make in India’ and billions of dollars added to the ecosystem will also help world games.
In the bidding process conducted in Dubai on Monday, private equity company partner CVC partners pay Rs 5625 Crore for the Ahmedabad franchise and RPSG Ventures issued Rs 7090 Crore for the Lucknow franchise.
The owner of Manchester United also tried to be part of the IPL but lost in a race.
“We are all Indians must be proud of the fact that how IPL has grown for years and how it has become a global sports brand.
For Manchester United owners and people like CVC, they are targeting the IPL to say everything.
It is ‘make in India’ The biggest has been created by the country and we all must be proud of it, “said Dhumal to PTI.
Dhumal is also a member of the IPL government council.
Lukaran profitable will be 10 teams from 2022.
Asked whether BCCI expects a high bid after keeping the base price on the RS 2000 Crore, he said: “Forget the numbers, what it has is able to regulate this scale tournament very successfully.
The best From players want to be part of it.
It has also changed the way cricket is played across the format.
“Not for us evaluation.
The market is the best place to determine prices.
We have opened property to the world and people judge it.
You can say the numbers are mindboggling back in 2008 (before the first edition) but see what has been done against eight franchises.
“Likewise, new teams will also do a very highly discussed number before they come to the table to bid and they know the value he brought to them.” In accordance with the exchange rate in 2008, Indian Mumbai was the most expensive franchise of eight teams at Rs 450 Crore.
The rights of IPL media, which are sold by more than Rs 16000 Crore, will also be contested and Crore RS 30000 can be violated for cycles 2023-2027.
“This is good powerful for cricket games.
This will not only help Indian cricket but also global cricket.
The best player wants to be part of it and this also creates buzz among beginner crickets globally,” said Dhumal.
Talking about the upcoming Mega auction, Dhumal said the process would be fair for all teams, including newcomers.
Franchises are expected to maintain up to four players before the auction without the right to match the card.
“We are working on it and we will ensure that all including the new team gets a fair opportunity to build their parties.
The competitiveness of the tournament must be there, which is why people watch the IPL,” added Dhumal.