IPL will boost global game, says chairman

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Posted: Wednesday, Feb 13, 2008 at 1436 hrs IST
Updated: Wednesday, Feb 13, 2008 at 1454 hrs IST

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Mumbai, February 13: : icon brands in the world and we are going to push everything that is required to achieve that," said Modi, who is also a vice president of the Indian cricket board.

Modi said a soccer-style Champions League, involving teams from several countries, was a possibility for the future. The IPL had also lined up several top international umpires for the inaugural event and he expected the franchises to recruit top coaches from around the world.

"You have the best playing the best, officiated by the best," Modi said.

Australia's tour of Pakistan next month clashes with the IPL but Modi said there should not be any conflict.

"We are confident that those not playing in the Pakistan series will play here," Modi said....

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