BCCI, Chirayu Amin, ipl, Lalit Modi, parties

Lalit Modi or Chirayu Amin. Who will be leader in next year's Indian Premier League, one thing is certain: The fourth edition of the Twenty20 show will see more stress on cricket.

This comes in the wake of more than a few controversy that have plagued cricket's biggest money machine, and India's World Twenty20 tragedy earlier this month when Mahendra Singh Dhoni team failed to go past the wonderful Eight stage.
Times now reported yesterday that a choice to settle with parties apart from the IPL league will be reduced to a 65-match event against the future 94 games. This in spite of the tournament with two teams - Kochi and Pune.

It was the middle of the day, which reports that it would be more IPL parties 21 April 2010 - even before the finished came down to Edition Three.

Former India captains Bishan Singh Bedi welcome the move to make the tournament more cricket-centric. "The IPL has a good competition, which would be better without all the fuss. It would be nice if the significance of cricket is restored. I do not want the tournament to be demolish, but currently it's a shame," Bedi told by the middle of day yesterday.