IPL ticket pricing prerogative of franchises.
The ticket pricing during the IPL 2010 at all venues was the prerogative of the IPL franchises.
Niranjan Shah, Vice Chairman of Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council, clarifying this, said ticket prices at IPL 2010 was not controlled or governed by the BCCI-IPL.
IPL 2010 – the league’s third season, is all set to begin in India from March 12 following last year’s tournament being hosted in South Africa where the Deccan Chargers triumphed.
IPL 2010 will feature eight teams playing Twenty20 cricket, compete in a unique cricketing carnival.
Fuelled by unparallel entertainment on and off the pitch, IPL 2010 will see the participation of some of the world’s greatest players including Sachin Tendulkar, Kevin Pietersen, Shane Warne, Jacques Kallis and Chris Gayle.
Meanwhile, the IPL is inducting two new franchises into its fold on Sunday.
The league currently comprises eight franchises that are gearing up to lock horns in the third season.
The two new teams will be announced Sunday noon on the basis of a bidding process that has been in progress from Monday, Feb 22.
The new franchises will be invited to participate in the fourth season of the competition in 2011, but they will get a bird’s eye view of the league’s proceedings this season itself.
The 2010 Indian Premier League season (IPL 3) will end on April 25.
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