26-10-2012, 07:05 AM
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Money from India
"Cricket Australia has announced a $41 million rise in operating result due to India touring for last summer's Test & odi series. Its contract with Indian broadcaster ESPN Star Sports is the most lucrative source of revenue to cricket in Australia, easily exceeding the money Nine pays to cover the game"
Thats almost like saying they make more in 1 year from India tour than other 3 years combined! Is it true? Pretty good reason to be on BCCI side then 
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26-10-2012, 07:14 AM
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Eventually though it becomes a question of if they're trying to make money in order to grow the game in Australia, or if they're trying to grow the game in Australia in order to make money.
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26-10-2012, 07:30 AM
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The fact that CA runs at a loss in many of those other years in knowledge of their funds from India will come suggests that they are still using that cash to reinvest wherever possible.
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26-10-2012, 07:30 AM
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think you'll find they're trying to grow the game in Australia in order to make money so they can grow the game.
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26-10-2012, 08:18 AM
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I dont see anything wrong in it...
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And where s the source for this quote?
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It might actually be the case that the wealth of the 1000 richest Indians might actually be greater than South Africa's GDP
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And smalishah's avatar is the most classy one by far Jan certainly echoes the sentiments of CW Yeah we don't crap in the first world; most of us would actually have no idea what that was emanating from Ajmal's backside. Why isn't it roses and rainbows like what happens here? PEWS's retort to Ganeshran on Daemon's picture depicting Ajmal's excreta |
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#1 Manchester United Value: $2.23 billion Owner: Glazer family #2 Real Madrid Value: $1.88 billion Owner: Club members #3= New York Yankees Value: $1.85 billion Owner: Steinbrenner family #3= Dallas Cowboys Value: $1.85 billion Owner: Jerry Jones #5 Washington Redskins Value: $1.56 billion Owner: Daniel Snyder #6 Los Angeles Dodgers Value: $1.4 billion Owner: Guggenheim Baseball #6 New England Patriots Value: $1.4 billion Owner: Robert Kraft #8 Barcelona Value: $1.31 billion Owner: Club members #9 New York Giants Value: $1.3 billion Owners: John Mara and Steven Tisch #10 Arsenal Value: $1.29 billion Owner: Stan Kroenke #11 Bayern Munich Value: $1.23 billion Owner: Club members #12 New York Jets Value: $1.23 billion Owner: Robert Wood Johnson #13 Houston Texans Value: $1.2 billion Owner: Robert McNair #14 Philadelphia Eagles Value: $1.16 billion Owner: Jeffrey Lurie #15 Ferrari Value: $1.1 billion Owner: Fiat Group #16 Chicago Bears Value: $1.09 billion Owner: McCaskey family #17 Green Bay Packers Value: $1.09 billion Owner: Shareholder-owned #18 Baltimore Ravens Value: $1.09 billion Owner: Stephen Bisciotti #19 Indianapolis Colts Value: $1.06 billion Owner: Jim Irsay #20 Denver Broncos Value: $1.05 billion Owner: Patrick Bowlen #21 Pittsburgh Steelers Value: $1.02 billion Owners: Daniel Rooney, Art Rooney II #22 Miami Dolphins Value: $1.01 billion Owner: Stephen Ross Do not confuse the value of a franchise with a billionaires networth as Mukesh Ambani owns Reliance Industries. GDP excludes the value of all the activities that take place outside of the market place such as free leisure activities and organized crime..... India's GDP is $3500 and I was asking as there is about 25 guys worth billions in india and its normally gross divided by total population. So that 3500 is actually that amount thanks to 25 rich guys. But before you being a cock and to get back on topic it is all about selling the rights of the games to Indian broadcaster which I think Neo or something is usually the front runners. I wanted to know how many rupees it is because they payed Rs2000 crore for the Indian teams rights at home which was cancelled |
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