Wednesday, May 6, 2009

PVI (Paisa Vashul Index) of players till now.....

After successfully done by rediff last year, this time also they came up of with same PVI. This PVI (paisa vasool index) uses a model developed by M J Manohar Rao and Rajeeva L Karandikar. According to them Players taking so much money but are they giving that much return ?? Are they giving the money in IPL.

According to them:

A reasonable pricing rule could be: any player with a paisa vasool index (PVI) of over 2000 is overpriced, unless it is a Sachin Tendulkar or a Mahendra Singh Dhoni or a Virender Sehwag (who could be allowed a PVI of up to 3000 as Non cricketing triats value million dollar); any established player with a PVI below 500 is under priced, and the fairest price tag would be to pay an established player an amount that delivers a PVI between 1000 and 1500.

Some players however cost much more to deliver the same sort of performance. Compare, for instance Jacques Kallis vs Abhishek Nayar . Both have an almost identical most valuable player index (MVPI) -- 197 vs 199 -- but Kallis costs nine times more!

Player

Team

Runs

Strike Rate

W

Eco

M

MVPI

Money ($)

PVI

Suresh Raina

CSK

264

147.5

4

5.5

7

405

650000

895

M Hayden

CSK

289

161.5

0

--

7

370

375000

564

Yusuf Pathan

RR

181

161.6

4

6.6

7

307

475000

863

AB de Villiers

DD

228

139.0

0

--

7

306

300000

491

Brad Hodge

KKR

240

112.1

6

7.8

8

302

100000

208

Adam Gilchrist

DC

210

154.4

0

--

7

294

700000

1193

Irfan Pathan

KXI

134

122.9

10

7.6

8

283

925000

1869

Yuvraj Singh

KXI

208

130.8

3

7.5

8

274

1063750

2216

RP Singh

DC

8

57.1

13

6.7

7

234

875000

1874

Lasith Malinga

MI

0

--

11

4.8

6

226

350000

751

Sachin Tendulkar

MI

209

124.4

0

7.8

6

223

1121250

2448

Anil Kumble

BRC

8

66.7

10

5.8

8

208

500000

1375

Tillakaratne Dilshan

DD

184

131.4

0

8.4

7

205

250000

611

Abhishek Nayar

MI

102

143.7

4

5.9

6

199

100000

244

Jacques Kallis

BRC

220

118.3

1

9.8

7

197

900000

2552

Chris Gayle

KKR

171

119.6

1

7.6

7

196

800000

2280

Pragyan Ojha

DC

1

20.0

10

5.8

7

195

30000

77

Jean-Paul Duminy

MI

186

111.4

1

7.7

6

193

950000

2388

MS Dhoni

CSK

165

125.0

0

--

7

193

1500000

4341

MN van Wyk

KKR

167

128.5

0

--

4

192

50000

149

Dinesh Karthik

DD

127

139.6

0

--

7

190

525000

1383

Rohit Sharma

DC

149

118.3

1

7.3

7

189

750000

1989

Dwayne Smith

DC

151

175.6

0

10.3

6

189

100000

258

Shane Warne

RR

63

87.5

9

7.8

7

187

450000

1341

Sanath Jayasuriya

MI

137

122.3

4

9.2

6

184

975000

2581

Dwayne Bravo

MI

94

108.0

7

8.7

4

183

150000

327

Yusuf Abdulla

KXI

0

--

14

8.6

8

182

50000

157

Praveen Kumar

BRC

44

133.3

8

7.1

7

182

300000

920

Ravindra Jadeja

RR

168

108.4

1

6.5

7

181

30000

92

Rahul Dravid

BRC

144

135.8

0

--

5

179

1035000

3065

The best picks from this list would be players with a more modest price tag (US $100,000 to $400,000) who have delivered outstanding performances: Matthew Hayden , AB de Villiers, Brad Hodge, Lasith Malinga, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Abhishek Nayar, Pragyan Ojha, van Wyk, Dwayne Smith, Dwayne Bravo, Yusuf Abdulla and Ravindra Jadeja. [Some player prices cannot be confirmed]

All these players put together would cost approximately two million dollars -- much less than what Kevin Pietersen or Andrew Flintoff is earning!

The IPL pricing so far has been extremely irrational, and one expects franchise owners to correct this in subsequent years.

The table below shows how the 30 most expensive players are performing -- or have performed before leaving.

Player

Team

Runs

Strike Rate

W

Eco

M

MVPI

Money ($)

PVI

K Pietersen

BRC

93

109.4

4

6.5

6

160

1550000

4145

A Flintoff

CSK

62

117.0

2

9.5

3

81

1550000

4088

MS Dhoni

CSK

165

125.0

0

--

7

193

1500000

4341

Sachin Tendulkar

MI

209

124.4

0

7.8

6

223

1121250

2448

Sourav Ganguly

KKR

104

106.1

2

8.1

8

113

1092500

6104

Yuvraj Singh

KXI

208

130.8

3

7.5

8

274

1063750

2216

Rahul Dravid

BRC

144

135.8

0

--

5

179

1035000

3065

Sanath Jayasuriya

MI

137

122.3

4

9.2

6

184

975000

2581

Jean-Paul Duminy

MI

186

111.4

1

7.7

6

193

950000

2388

Ishant Sharma

KKR

16

123.1

9

6.8

8

176

950000

3388

Irfan Pathan

KXI

134

122.9

10

7.6

8

283

925000

1869

Jacques Kallis

BRC

220

118.3

1

9.8

7

197

900000

2552

RP Singh

DC

8

57.1

13

6.7

7

234

875000

1874

Harbhajan Singh

MI

54

180.0

3

6.2

6

144

850000

2867

Virender Sehwag

DD

87

167.3

0

--

5

117

833750

3374

Chris Gayle

KKR

171

119.6

1

7.6

7

196

800000

2280

Robin Uthappa

BRC

123

109.8

0

--

7

141

800000

3172

Rohit Sharma

DC

149

118.3

1

7.3

7

189

750000

1989

Gautam Gambhir

DD

140

112.0

0

--

7

132

725000

2751

Adam Gilchrist

DC

210

154.4

0

--

7

294

700000

1193

K Sangakkara

KXI

193

102.7

0

--

8

167

700000

2395

B McCullum

KKR

85

83.3

0

--

7

85

700000

5059

Jacob Oram

CSK

54

112.5

3

8.3

5

99

675000

3604

Manoj Tiwary

DD

9

69.2

0

11.0

2

13

675000

21883

Suresh Raina

CSK

264

147.5

4

5.5

7

405

650000

895

Albie Morkel

CSK

45

132.4

7

8.0

6

148

650000

2392

Tyron Henderson

RR

11

73.3

1

7.5

1

18

650000

16791

Daniel Vettori

DD

29

103.6

7

8.4

5

145

625000

2039

M Muralitharan

CSK

3

60.0

7

5.5

6

166

600000

1965

Herschelle Gibbs

DC

148

120.3

0

--

7

178

575000

1617

Are the franchise owners doing the right thing by giving so much price to players?? Is it making any impact on IPL business?? Or is it a strategy adopted for IPL marketing?? So that by listening about such high price people will watch more. Or they are trying to capture the audience from outside India by giving such huge amount to foreign players. Next year Ipl is planning to launch 4 more teams, Will those franchise owner do same thing as these franchisee owners are doing?? Is IPL giving chance to new talent (a IPL controversy ) or just earning money?? Is it good for IPL brand??

Source: rediff.com

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