IPL 2022: BCCI assistant Jay Shah introduces incredible amount as cash prize for” unrecognized heroes”
BCCI assistant Jay Shah revealed an unique incentive for “unsung heroes” of IPL 2022
After holding an effective 15th version of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has actually revealed that they will certainly compensate the “unsung heroes” of IPL 2022. BCCI assistant Jay Shah on Monday revealed the cash prize of Rs 1.25 crore for the managers as well as groundsmen of all the 6 locations of IPL 2022.
Since the previous 2 periods of IPL were ruined by Covid -19, BCCI made a decision to hold the 15th version of IPL in India, albeit in 4 locations in Maharashtra, with 2 more locations included later on for holding the playoffs.
The Wankhede Stadium as well as Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai, DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai as well as MCA Stadium in Pune were the locations which organized 70 organization video games of IPL 2022.
The Eden Gardens in Kolkata consequently organized the Qualifier 1, as well as Eliminator, adhered to by the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, which organized the Qualifier 2, as well as the last.
Indian Premier League 2022 ended on Sunday after Gujarat Titans (GT) were crowned champs as they beat the Rajasthan Royals (RR) by 7 gates at the Narendra Modi Stadium inAhmedabad
Announcing the incentive for the managers as well as groundsmen throughout 6 IPL locations this period, Jay Shah in a tweet stated: “I’m pleased to announce a prize money of INR 1.25 crores for the men who gave us the best games in #TATAIPL 2022. The unsung heroes – our curators and groundsmen across 6 IPL venues this season.”
We’ve saw some high octane video games as well as I would certainly such as say thanks to every one of them for their hardwork.
25 lacs each for CCI, Wankhede, DY Patil as well as MCA, Pune
12.5 lacs each for Eden as well as Narendra Modi Stadium– Jay Shah (@JayShah) May 30, 2022
“We’ve witnessed some high octane games and I would like to thank each one of them for their hard work. 25 lacs each for CCI, Wankhede, DY Patil and MCA, Pune 12.5 lacs each for Eden [Gardens] and Narendra Modi Stadium,” Shah included an additional tweet.
In the IPL last in Ahmedabad, Hardik Pandya led from the front with a well-rounded efficiency which powered Gujarat Titans to their initial IPL title after a medical 7-wicket success.
With inputs from ANI
