CNN on Lalit Modi and IPL

CNN "TalkAsia" has an exciting 3-part special about Indian Premier League Chairman Lalit Modi and the the insanely popular new league he founded that is revolutionizing the world of Cricket.

Watch Lalit Modi: Cricket's billion-dollar brain, HERE.

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