The fact is not denied that the Indian Premier League has helped many talents grow in India. The tournament launched in 2008 has so far produced several stars. Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Mohammad Sirj, Yashsvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav are all an example of how the IPL can help players to improve themselves and eventually shine with their performance in large stages. Through the IPL, many Indian domestic players get a chance to play and learn against international stars, which also include from abroad. The salary to be introduced to the players is only another value that adds IPL. For example, a young talent Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who is just 14 years old, has been received by Rajasthan Royals for a heavy price of Rs 1.1 crore.
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar praised the IPL in his column for Sportstars, but also explained the difference between T20 Extravaganja and a player playing in domestic cricket in India.
“What this IPL has shown is that once again, a performance can turn an unknown player into a recording for high respect. This is the opposite of performance in the National Championship, Ranji Trophy, where the top-packedes do not even get headlines,” Gavaskar wrote.
The former India batsman also said that a good season of IPL can be so fruitful for a player that even a whole Ranji trophy could not do a career. He also gave a solution to how inequality can be minimized.
“There are many examples of these one-match artists who are out of the game in one or two seasons, but a season of IPL often gives them much more than the entire career in the Ranji Trophy. While this imbalance can be held responsible for the appeal of the IPL, which leaves the rights of large broadcasting and sponsorship, especially for those who play a special taste, especially for those who play in a special era, especially those who play in particular, especially those who play in a special era, especially for those who especially for those For people, who almost play around the neck, especially a sour taste gavaskar for those.
“As at the end of Ranji and Domestic Vijay Hazare, to rub salt in wounds, Syed Mashtak Ali season, who played throughout the season, has not made the lowest base value of Rs 30 lakh, the lowest base of the uncontempted IPL player.
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