Advertising Opinion
Campaign India Team
Feb 25, 2010

Why Lalit Modi needs to stop being Lone Ranger

It can’t be easy for those who have investments in the Indian Premier League. If I were one, I would be ensuring that I had my Sorbitrate in my wallet and would ensure that I had my wallet all the time.It’s the third edition of the Indian Premier League and, by now, the only thing predictable about the tournament is the uncertainty.

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