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Five Things you like and dislike about IPL

I like the fact there are so many nationalities on show: I had had enough of spectators and audiences who learnt cricket by watching television, who thought only Sachin Tendulkar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni were ordained to perform on Earth.

I dislike the fact that competition is just a relentless torrent: Five matches in three days and I can’t even remember anything from day one, except McCullum’s sixes.

Arvind Swaminathan at Churumuri shares five things he likes and dislikes about IPL. I agree about his above-quoted dislike. Like the NFL, I say, play on the weekends leaving week days for analysis and lessons learnt (and time to catch your breath!)

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