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Cricket BallThe Cricket Premier League delivers all the information you need to bet effectively and profitably on the competition that is taking the cricket world by storm. The pages here will introduce you to the Indian Premier League, commonly abbreviated as the IPL, and the teams involved. We will also tell you about the kind of bets you can place and advise you on how to increase your chances of picking winners. We will even tell you where you will find the best cricket betting markets.

If you are new to the Indian Premier League then allow us to explain in a nutshell what it’s all about. The Indian Premier League is a brand new Twenty20 cricket tournament launched in April 2008 and should not be confused with the proposed Champions Twenty20 tournament. The league was created by the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) and has been sanctioned by the ICC (International Cricket Council). What makes the Indian Premier League so unique is the fact that players all over the globe are bought and sold like soccer players in the Premier League in England, rather than automatically playing for their home nation.

The IPL, which started on 18 April, plays 59 games over 44 days. The Indian Premier League winners will take home US$2 million, and a further US$3 million will be distributed in the form of secondary prizes.

Apart from the vast amounts of money that players can win, the IPL presents cricket bettors with many opportunities to make a profit of their own. Click on the Cricket Betting tab for a full discussion of the ones likely to be of most interest.

Visitors in the UK may also be interested in reading about the possibility of an English Premier League being introduced in the future. If so, simply visit our EPL page and keep an eye on the proposed Twenty20 for 20 competition by Sir Allen Stanford

We have left no stone unturned in our task of bringing you the best IPL betting information you can get your hands on, so we hope you enjoy your stay and that you have the very best of luck with your cricket betting.

Latest Cricket Betting Promotions - May 18, 2008

Live - England v New Zealand

Michael Vaughan makes his century as England pass New Zealand's first innings total on day four of the Lord's Test.
Sun, 18 May 2008 09:27:28 GMT

Live - County scores

Latest scores from the latest round of Friends Provident Trophy matches.
Sat, 12 Apr 2008 10:01:31 GMT

Hoggard injured by Harmison

Matthew Hoggard is ruled out of England's second Test against New Zealand after his thumb is broken by a Steve Harmison ball.
Sat, 17 May 2008 15:15:36 GMT

England frustrated at wet Lord's

England and New Zealand lose almost the whole of day three of the first Test to rain.
Sat, 17 May 2008 16:42:39 GMT

Injured Gayle to miss first Test

West Indies captain Chris Gayle will miss the first Test against Australia because of a groin injury.
Sat, 17 May 2008 10:46:51 GMT