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Indian Badminton League : ウィキペディア英語版
Indian Badminton League

Indian Badminton League is a franchise league, managed and commercially owned by the commercial partners Sporty Solutionz Private Limited. The inaugural edition of the Indian Badminton League is held in India from 14 August 2013 to 31 August 2013.()() The players' auction for the first IBL (2013 Indian Badminton League) was held in Delhi on 22 July 2013. The league has 6 franchises representing the Indian cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, and Lucknow and the matches were played in two legs, home and away.〔(Indian Badminton League to launch in Feb 2013: BAI )〕
The league kicked off at Delhi with a gala ceremony on 14 August 2013. The Finals were played at Mumbai on 31 August 2013. Semi-finals were held at Hyderabad 28 Aug 2013 and Bangalore on 29 Aug 2013.〔(Indian Badminton League Schedule )〕Hyderabad Hotshots won the inaugural IBL title at Mumbai on 31 August 2013.〔(Indian Badminton League 2013: Hyderabad Hotshots win IBL title )〕
==IBL auctions==
The first season auctions were scheduled on 30 June 2013 which were postponed to 19 July 2013 and again postponed to 22 July 2013.〔(Indian Badminton League players 'auction postponed again, this time on owners' request )〕 The 2013 auctions were held in Delhi 〔(DELHI TO HOST IBL PLAYERS AUCTION 2013 )〕 and were conducted by International Auctioneer Bob Hayton. The highest paid players were the Malaysian Lee Chong Wei, sold for $135,000 to Mumbai Masters and Indian Saina Nehwal who went to Hyderabad for $120,000. The auction itself was not short of controversy. The base price of Indian marquee players, Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa were halved from USD 50,000 to USD 25,000, without the players' notice.〔"I am very disappointed. Me and Ashwini signed the contract as icon players and we should have been given a better deal. We were not even informed about the reduction of base price. In fact, the news that women's doubles was replaced by another men's singles, I came to know late. What can I say, it is disrespectful and I am deeply hurt and upset by IBL," Jwala said. Ashwini, who won the World Championship bronze along with Jwala in London in 2011, was equally hurt at this last minute decision by the IBL. "I didn't get a call regarding this. No one explained things to me. I am really hurt and deeply upset. Until the auction got over I didn't even know about it," Ashwini said.〕 The rules dictated that each team will have not less than 10 players and not more than 11, including a junior player and four foreign players. At least four players (three men and a woman) must be nominated for a match. The ceiling on foreign players in a contest is three while no individual plays over two matches.〔(Sudirman Cup-like format for IBL )〕 Chinese players did not take part in the inaugural Indian Badminton League because clash with their national games.〔(China snubs Indian Badminton League )〕

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