We expect EBITDA margins to go up as we will get an additional Rs 100 crore, at least, from the central revenues, said Venky Mysore, CEO, Kolkata Knight Riders
This was coupled with Star India's robust distribution and telecast strategy, making this tournament the most viewed IPL ever
The auction process for IPL media rights is slated to be held from August 17
The last date for buying the bid documents is August 24 and the bidding process will close on August 28
18 companies to bid for broadcasting rights tomorrow
Among all the individual bids, the highest sum was Rs 15,819 cr
Addition of IPL media rights completes Star's control of India-relevant matches across formats
Star walked away with all the rights and full honors, laying claim to 300 days of cricket over 5 years, at a price tag about Rs. 54.5 crore a match
According to STAR India insiders, viewing one IPL match consumes about 1GB (gigabyte) of data
Tender documents to be available till August 24
In this excerpt from his latest book, Paranjoy Guha Thakurta writes about the insidious ties between IPL team owners and their offshore dealings
Our anti corruption unit, headed by Neeraj Kumar, will investigate and give us a report
Mobile wallet brand is also Title Sponsor of India Cricket; Vivo, Coca Cola and Jio sign on as co-presenting sponsors
The ED has alleged violations of foreign exchange rules during the 2009 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) held in South Africa
Unadkat became the costliest Indian buy at the auction so far with his price skyrocketing to Rs 115 million
The 2-day player auction for the 2018 season kicks off on January 27 in Bengaluru with 8 teams, 1119 players and a purse worth Rs 800 million in the fray
The list sent out by the BCCI includes 281 capped players and 838 uncapped players
Others in the auction pool include Krunal Pandya, Ajinkya Rahane, Shaun Marsh, Ben Stokes, Yuvraj Singh, and Kieron Pollard
Royal Challengers have retained former New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori as their head coach
Vivo Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises can now spend up to Rs 80 crore on player acquisition. In a meeting of the IPL Governing Council, the salary cap for players available to teams was increased from Rs 66 crore in 2017 to Rs 80 crore. The purse will increase to Rs 82 crore in 2018 and to Rs 85 crore for the 2020 edition. All teams will have to spend at least 75 per cent of the salary cap for each season.The meeting also resolved the issue of player retention. While some teams were in favour of the right to match (RTM) method, others preferred the retention method. Each team can now retain up to five players using a combination of the methods. Teams can retain a maximum of three players using either method. So if a team does not retain any players before the auction, it can still use the RTM method for three players. The player pool available for Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals for retention/RTM will be the players' who played for them respectively in the 2015 edition .