The IPL teams are struggling with absence of their key players due to injuries Rajasthan Royals have lost their main batsman Smith and key bowler due to injuries. Both the players have been ruled out for the rest of the tournament and they have returned home. Chennai Super King captain missed three important matches due to injury. Further, Justin Kemp injured during the course of the game with Punjab X1 could not bat and this costed them the match. Another all-rounder Jacob Oram is also ruled out for the IPL season. Bret lee the main strike bowler for Punjab returned home even before the start of the game due to injury. Delhi Daredevils is feeling the absence of their captain Gautam Gambhir and pace bowler Asish Nehra. The first leg of the tournament is almost over and the teams are planning the new strategies. Some of teams may get their core players from Australia, Newsland and Bangladesh as the international commitments of these players are coming to an end by the end of March. The teams which are hit by injuries are also trying to rope in some new players to fill up the vacuum. The much expected auction for the two additional teams for the IPL is over and Pune and Cochin are the new teams which were bought for a whooping amount of 3300 crores in total by the owners. Sahara won the bid for Pune at$370 million dollars and they are planning to rope in many co- owners to mobilize the fund. As soon as the auction was over, Sahara received many references from through out the world and also from leading clubs in England for co-ownership proposals. Sahara is also planning to issue IPO to raise fund for their IPL Pune business venture. Rendezvous Sports Limited bought Cochin at $333.33 million dollars The IPL was started as an international cricketing event in India, but now it has now become as a very big industry. Cricket in India is virtually converted as a money spinning trade as funds are flowing with out any limitation. The government of India is expected to realize more than 200 crores as tax this year from IPL.