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This Article is From Apr 07, 2018

Money Spinner: The Business Of Indian Cricket 

Money Spinner: The Business Of Indian Cricket 
A worker holds a polished cricket ball as cricket balls sit drying at a cricket equipment factory. (Photographer: Prashanth Vishwanathan/Bloomberg)

A three-day bidding frenzy that closed just short of $1 billion, a repackaged mega-brand, and a fast-changing market of customers going digital by the millions. It's all about cricket this weekend as IPL-11 kicks off, telecast on Star's TV & digital platforms, just days after Star paid Rs 6,138 crore to retain rights for games the Indian cricket team plays at home.

How different will the IPL be on Star? Will you watch it on TV or on your phone? Do bilateral games justify the price Star's paid? Is the fallout of the recent ball-tampering scandal in Cape Town limited to Smith's & Warner's absence in the IPL, or will there be a renewed push to ‘play fair'?

BloombergQuint spoke to former Delhi Daredevils chief operating officer Amrit Mathur and venture capitalist Sarabvir Singh to find out more on its special show Money Spinner.

Also Read: A Statistical Wrap of The Last 10 IPL Seasons

Watch the full show here.

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