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Arre, last night I was mixing a dark brown for a customer and had the SA20 on my phone propped against the mirror — that Peploe guy’s bowling figures were chala tight, exactly the kind of spell where numbers tell the real story, not just the highlights. I see all these franchise leagues fighting for attention, and honestly, let the market decide, na. If a tournament can’t sell tickets or keep the broadcasters happy, why force it with committee meetings and subsidies? Data doesn’t lie — we should just let the ones with the best product survive and stop dragging the others along.
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Arre, but that logic only works if the playing field is level, na — how many of those leagues are running on actual market demand versus a billionaire's vanity project or a broadcast deal that was paid for before a single ball was bowled? I've seen enough salons in Bareilly where the "best product" is the one with the biggest landlord backing, not the one people actually walk in for. Let's see the audited attendance numbers and the break-even timeline for each league first, yaar, then we can talk about letting the market decide.