What's one thing common across all IPL stadiums? Different jerseys, teams, fans, theme colours, players, and cheerleaders, but one thing in common – the tune of the trumpet The Indian Premier League (IPL) has built an identity of its own among the plethora of franchise-based T20 domestic leagues organised in various parts of the world. Moolah flowing, film stars engaging with fans, the best players on the field, glamorous jerseys and power-packed performances – all these elements have plummeted the IPL into the best T20 domestic league on earth. Others have tried, like the Big Bash League or the PSL, but none comes close to the aura of the IPL. There's another element that has helped IPL gain its identity—a musical identity, to be precise—the tune of the trumpet that gets us pumped up in the stadium. It's time for Africa Well, it wasn't really the entire African continent's time, ...
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