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Feb 25, 2010
Why Lalit Modi needs to stop being Lone Ranger
It can’t be easy for those who have investments in the Indian Premier League. If I were one, I would be ensuring that I had my Sorbitrate in my wallet and would ensure that I had my wallet all the time.It’s the third edition of the Indian Premier League and, by now, the only thing predictable about the tournament is the uncertainty.
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