Indian Premier League (IPL) teams have entered the English league. This information has been given by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). The owners of four IPL teams have invested in the teams of England's league 'The Hundred'. This has earned crores of rupees for the ECB.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) dominates the whole world. Every player is desperate to play in this league. The scope of teams participating in this world's most expensive league is now gradually increasing. The owners of these teams are now investing in T20 leagues of other countries. The boards of those countries are also earning crores from this. In this episode, the owners of four IPL teams have invested in a league in England. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has given this information. ECB has also earned Rs 11334 crore from this investment. During this time, Kavya Maran's team will be seen in England.

What information did the ECB give?

The owners of four IPL teams have invested in England's league 'The Hundred'. Giving information about this, the ECB said that the investors include India's GMR (co-owner of Delhi Capitals), Sun TV Network Limited (owner of Sunrisers Hyderabad), RPSG Group (owner of Lucknow Super Giants) and Reliance Group (owner of Mumbai Indians).

ECB said that they have earned 975 million pounds (about 11 thousand 3 hundred 34 crores rupees) from this. The England Board said that two more partners will be formally confirmed later. Earlier, the owners of Mumbai Indians, Lucknow Super Giants and Sunrisers Hyderabad have bought teams from South Africa's T20 League. All of them will get the right to operate in The Hundred League from October.

Sanjiv Goenka acquired 70 percent stake

The ECB said that the owners of all four IPL teams will be allowed to operate the team from October 1. The owners of many IPL teams have bought stakes in the teams in The Hundred in recent months. These include Lucknow Super Giants, Mumbai Indians, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals. Lucknow Super Giants owner Sanjeev Goenka's RPSG Group has acquired a 70 percent stake in Manchester Originals in The Hundred.

Kavya Maran bought this team

Apart from this, Sun TV Network of Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) owner Kavya Maran has bought the Northern Superchargers team, she has acquired 100 percent stake. Earlier, the owner of SRH had also bought the Sunrisers Eastern Cap team in the SA20 played in South Africa.

Apart from this, Delhi Capitals team (DC) co-owner GMR Group has got 49 percent stake in The Hundred team Southern Brave, while Mumbai Indians owner Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Group will get 49 percent stake in Oval Invincibles team, which will be announced soon. The Hundred League is going to start from August 5 at Lord's ground.

What did the ECB President say?

In this regard, ECB chairman Richard Thompson said that The Hundred has already played an important role in the development of cricket in England and Wales. Now with the joining of new investors, the development of England cricket will be even faster. This will also attract new cricket fans to join us.