It’s been 24 hours since I was given the freedom to start blogging by Cricinfo’s editors

Earlier posts: Introduction .

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There has been far too little analysis of the economics of the game in India, its financial nerve centre. This book makes a start

There isn't much new that you can write about a man who gives up so little about himself

Cricket is omnipresent in India, but the films that reference the sport have mostly been banal, the ads star-obsessed, and fiction bordering on nil

Each IPL game fetches upwards of £10 million in legal bets. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Will legalising betting in India end the fixing menace once and for all?

Monday's Governing Council meeting is certain to go ahead without Lalit Modi and the only question is whether he will jump or be pushed

The Indian income-tax department is believed to be acting on information of certain IPL players receiving illegal payments from their employers

The Ravindra Jadeja verdict suggests the IPL is attempting to put in place checks on player power in an effort to protect the league's interests

There's a lot of silly money flying around in the IPL: Indian players will benefit, but it's a little more complicated for the franchises

The 2000s saw cricket's television economy grow unprecedentedly and begin to dictate terms like never before

Empowered CEOs, messianic evangelists, all-powerful coaches - the IPL threw up a number of leadership styles

The IPL franchisees are paying big money for the privilege of owning teams, but they're not going to be seeing any returns for five years at least. A look at the economics of the league

One year after it took charge, Sharad Pawar's BCCI has managed to score some points over its predecessor