Indian cricket has undergone significant change over the years. Indian cricket has gone a long way from its obscurity in the 1970s. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has used its financial clout to host the Indian Premier League, the most expensive cricket competition in the world. The players have also become wealthier. For an Indian cricketer, the sources of revenue are numerous, ranging from high-paying central contracts to lucrative IPL deals to pricey brand sponsorships. India’s 1983 World Cup champion Kapil Dev believes there is always potential for growth despite their wealth.
“Differences emerge; the positive (aspect) of these guys is that they exude great confidence. The fact that they assume they know everything is a drawback.
