Indian premiere league (IPL) is one of the largest and commercially successful cricket leagues in the world of sports. Since its establishment in 2008, the league has increased rapidly in popularity, attracts the number of audiences on a large scale and provides life -changing opportunities to cricket players.
From Jasprit Bumrah to Yuzvendra Chahal to Hardik Pandya, many have increased prominently through continuous performance in the IPL and later become integral parts of the national team.
However, while Cash-Rich League has contributed greatly to Indian cricket, it has also raised some serious concerns. One of the increasing issues needs to judge the players based on the number of IPL trophy they have won. The approach is flaw in nature. Cricket is a team's game, and success in the franchise league does not always reflect personal talent or contribution.
For example, KL RahulOne of India's most trusted test batsmen and a proven artist in international cricket, has not yet won the IPL Trophy. However, it does not reduce their value or talent in the game.
The IPL is primarily a business-oriented, and should not have the only parameter to assess the value of the cricketer. The increasing influence of the league has given priority to many young players to perform in IPL at any other level. This change can prove to be harmful to the long -term future of the game, especially in the test format, which demands patience and endurance.
While IPL plays an important role in shaping Indian cricket, it is necessary to attack a balance. The achievements of the players in a great tournament should not make their overall contribution to the game. The integrity of all cricket forms should be preserved, and players should be observed for their complete skills, not only for the success of their franchise.
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