INDIA HAS WON THE ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN WEST INDIES 3-2. Lets see what happens in the Test Series. Hope for the same result.
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Gurleen Kaur, CMD, GKM IT & Engineering
| 06 18 2011 08:17:46 +0000
IPL has been a great platform for the young cricketers and in the India's tour of WestIndies it is quite visible that it has served its purpose too.Few days back many of us were concerned about our teams performance without big names.
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Gurleen Kaur, CMD, GKM IT & Engineering
| 06 10 2011 02:14:36 +0000
maximum money more exposure and answerable not to anyone, wow gr8 IPL
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Adarsh Kumar Jain, आदर्श कुमार जैन, Project Head (Last) परियोजना नियंत्रक, Turnkey Project Execution/Crisis Management, for an JV at Kolkata for Delhi based co. contact # +919213375588
| 06 05 2011 09:36:57 +0000
Yes. It helps us to identify some young heros in our country.
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Kandavel Raja, Project Manager, Sobha Developers Ltd
| 05 23 2011 12:19:06 +0000
100%. what we need to understand is tht IPL was designed as an entertainer & not as a preparatory tournament for the national team. Thats wht brought the 2 biggest revenue houses of the country Bollywood & cricket toogether. Its a new industry providing entertainment to people & employment to lakhs of people. think about the revenue generated thru the merchandise sold as an example. So as per my understanding the IPL has definitely served its purpose.
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Sujit Sood, :-)
| 05 21 2011 20:08:20 +0000
Partially Yes! the way BCCI is looking at IPL's perfomances also, I feel IPL is doing great to help and encourage the hidden talents.!!
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Rohit Thakur, Electrical Engineer-Industrial, Quality Engineering and Software Technologies
| 05 21 2011 18:44:01 +0000
The IPL products like Saurabh Tiwary, Naman Ojha and Ravichandhran Ashwin have already positioned themselves in a strong position and the ongoing version has discovered talents like Paul Valthaty, Rahul Sharma, Sreenath Aravind and Iqbal Abdulla. These young boys are playing with worlds top players. I Think IPL serving its purpose.
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Mani Kant Mishra, SBU/Profit Center Head, FOR CLOSEED GROUP
| 05 21 2011 07:00:31 +0000
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Anything regarding the laziest stuff like cricket can never serve any kind of purpose. Moreover concerning the totally fixed type Indian Pathetic League (IPL) which is a bane to our country's economy and infrastructure in a long run it becomes more thinkable derogatory issue. This is a time to stop thinking about this game and promote other games which has indeed and in fact more appeal and crowd globally. Games like our National Game Hockey then football, badminton, lawn tennis, table tennis etc which has greater health benefit and are more popular internationally too. We have to compete this whole world if we want us to be over the top in every positive aspects concerned. I condemn specially this format because of the brutal fact that the concept holder (Mr. Kapil Dev) is not entertained and felicitated and the main financier (Mr. Lalit Modi) to build up the architecture is brutally thrown out like any trash. To what extent will they be selfish and so cruel?. Moreover it is only the star players who eat the most of the cake(Money for auction or bid) why not promote and prioritize the new ones so that they can also improve their conditions and can get more feel good factor?
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Ardhendu Pal, Technical Support Officer, Convergys India Services
| 06 19 2011 03:47:00 +0000
IPL has served those cricketers who weren't able to make it to the Test team; IPL has served those who prefers money over just the love of the game; IPL has served those who loves the bowlers being clobbered for a six! or four! every ball; IPL has served those who loves to make quick money out of nothing and shame the nation on yet another scam; IPL has served those corporates who just needs to pep up their Balance Sheet with 'Miscellaneous Income' and the overall profit; AND IPL has served those skimpily clad cheer-leaders, or should I say failed models, who now profited from showing just their skin and probably even more... But has IPL did anything better to serve the game? NO. It is beginning to ruin the love of the game where players have started preferring playing for their franchisees over their country. Gone are the days where test cricket was considered the ultimate test for the players; Cometh the IPL and test cricket now seems in its final journey unless and until something is done to regain its past glory. Yes, it has churned millions of dollars but has it churnd atleast half a dozen of Indian talent? Yusuf, Jadeja, Rohit Sharma, Suresh Raina..How many of them have cemented their place in the test team? None...Now does IPL augur well for these potentially talented youngsters? My answer: NO
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Saibal Ray, SQA, confidential
| 06 05 2011 10:06:15 +0000
Ayan i support you.The whole IPL should not be considered as tallent hunt.its all about money.BCCI if they organise without foreign players,IPL could be equally successful and indian juniors can get oppurtunity to perform in this mega event.
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Sabyasachi Dasgupta, Project Manager, Ajayraj constructions Pvt Ltd
| 05 25 2011 18:24:53 +0000
Ayan I agree with you totally on the subject. The actual purpose of BCCI and the franchisee got fulfilled in terms of "PROFIT"
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Rathin Deb, Advisor and retail consultant, currently as Branch Manager, Tower Infotech Ltd
| 05 23 2011 08:53:45 +0000
All said and done it is a big Marketing Adventure that has paid off.
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Sanjay Bhardwaj, Partner/Principal/VP, Health Management Solution
| 05 23 2011 08:08:06 +0000
As it is rightly said by Mr vinoy,we have to live with in, even players does not have patience to play for 5 long days, so what is next, 10 overs then 5 overs?? we should not astonish one day, the series would be decided by "just a toss?" including man of the series award? thanks for referral
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Dr. S.Pruthviraja pande, Visiting Professor, Bangalore/Ravenshaw University
| 05 22 2011 05:25:06 +0000
IPL & T-20 just isn't cricket. But we better live with it. In today's world nobody none of us have time for five day matches. .... too be frank, not even a one-day.
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Vinoy Scaria James, Tour Consultant., Guiders Mission Tours & Travels
| 05 21 2011 08:48:59 +0000
Very well said, Ayan. I support your views & thanks for referral.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE, Project Manager, Phadnis Infrastructur Ltd
| 05 21 2011 06:36:23 +0000
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