Ahmedabad: The drums have started ringing for the beginning of the IPL war. India won the heart of cricket fans by winning the Asia Cup 10 days ago. This exciting final match ended the discussion of match fixing. After this victory of India, cricketers have become a favorite of crores of people. The IPL match has always been fantastic and exciting. Along with intense passion, money also appears dominating.
A shocking calculation has been made that the price of a ball thrown in the IPL match is Rs 2.4 crore. A total of 84 matches are to be played. A total of 240 balls will be thrown in a match. (120 balls for both teams) Thus a total of 240 balls will be thrown in 84 matches, ie a total of 2,160 balls will be thrown. The total broadcasting rights of the IPL tournament are priced at Rs 48,390 crore. If seen according to mathematics, it will cost Rs 2.4 crore for not throwing a ball in the IPL. In a country where a ball is priced at Rs 2.4 crore, it seems meaningless to talk about recession and economic turmoil.
