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Cricket in India: Not Just a Sport, It's an Economy → 1.4 billion people. One religion: Cricket. Why the craze? • National pride on a global stage • Accessibility: Gully cricket to IPL glam • Escapism: 3-hour break from reality • Heroes: From Sachin to Virat, dreams come alive The cricket economy: 1. Fantasy Leagues: Dream11 turns fans into millionaires 2. Betting Apps (where legal): High stakes, higher returns 3. Sports Gear: Every kid wants an MRF bat 4. Ad Industry: 30-second IPL slot costs more than your house 🗣️💀 5. Tourism: Cricket tournaments = City-wide carnivals Beyond the boundary soon: → Startups leveraging cricket data → AI in player selection and strategy → VR bringing stadium experience home Remember: In India, cricket isn't just played. It's lived, breathed, and cashed in on. (matka king mohanlal style) PS: India's cricket board earned a surplus of around $1.5 billion in the five years to 2021-22 ~ Aye ho to Follow karke Jana ji 🧲🔅

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