I ndian Premier League (IPL) founder Lalit Modi revisited the inception of the cash-rich league and how Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) co-owner Shah Rukh Khan helped in making the to

Kolkata Knight Riders bought many strong players in the IPL auction but there were some players who were with them for a long time but now they have gone to other teams.

Recently, Indian Premier League (IPL) founder Lalit Modi spoke about bringing Shah Rukh Khan onboard. The conversation comes ahead of the upcoming IPL 2025 auction. The former cricket administrator, dubbed as a financial fraud fugitive,

Lalit Modi revealed that Shah Rukh Khan's “main attraction was bidding for Ahmedabad or Mumbai”. He added that Shah Rukh eventually "got Calcutta".

Lalit Modi, credited as being one of the creators of the IPL, is grabbing headlines after he claimed that Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was, at first, eager to buy stakes of Mumbai Indians (MI),

The IPL mega auction in Jeddah features 84 players, with KKR notably absent from the auction table. Despite this, KKR's recent success in winning the IPL 2024 title showcases their strength in the league.

Shah Rukh Khan and Kolkata Knight Riders are synonymous with each other today. But, the Bollywood icon's first-choice IPL franchise was different.

Lalit Modi revealed in a podcast that Shah Rukh Khan's first choice for IPL investment was the Mumbai Indians, not KKR.

Businessman Lalit Modi recently shared how getting Shah Rukh Khan for IPL was important in boosting the viewership. He further revealed that the actor's now co-owned team, KKR, was never his first choice.

With only a few months left until the 2025 Indian Premier League (IPL) season kicks off, IPL founder Lalit Modi gave a glimpse into the origins of what has become the world’s biggest cricket tournament.