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12 September 2026

BBL sell-off plans will be on the right side of history

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BBL sell-off plans will be on the right side of history

Modern cricket is a dual-format sport: Tests supply history and depth, and T20 provides the commercial engine that funds the lot. Since the Indian Premier League’s 2008 launch, T20 has exploded.

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