The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is thinking about creating a new cricket league similar to the super popular Indian Premier League (IPL). But here’s the twist—they’re considering making it a T10 format instead of the usual T20. This idea comes from the success of the IPL, which has been a game-changer since it started in 2008.
Now, there are a bunch of decisions to make. First off, should they stick to T20, which is what everyone’s used to, or go ahead with this bold T10 move? Some folks believe that T10 could make cricket even more popular in India.
Then there’s the question of whether there should be an age limit for players. They’re worried the new league might steal the spotlight from the IPL, so they’re wondering if they should keep it for the younger players.
Now, about who gets to own these teams—it’s a debate. Should they let existing IPL teams have first dibs, or should they open it up to a whole new bunch through a separate process?
And lastly, where should they play these matches? Stick to Bharat, or switch it up and have a new location each year? It’s a tough call.
Oh, and there’s this rule in the BCCI contracts with IPL teams that says those teams get the first chance to join any league similar to the IPL. The BCCI seems to be respecting that rule, so it’s something they’re keeping in mind.
Seems like Bharat is ready for some T10 cricket action, and this could be a big deal, especially since franchise cricket seems to be taking over the cricket world. Other international cricket events might have a hard time keeping up with the excitement of these franchise-based leagues.
Comments