Broadcasting rights in India are sold as a centralized bouquet by the BCCI for all international and IPL matches, then shared with state associations like ours based on a fixed formula. For us smaller boards, the share is modest—enough to maintain the stadium lights and grounds, but not for big academies. It's not the glamorous auction you might imagine; our reality is budgeting for pitch rollers and junior tournaments with that slice. This truth comes to me every evening, reviewing our ledger under the fan’s hum, calculating if the year's share will cover my daughter's fees or if we must ask the senior players for patience.
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