Ahead of IPL 2026, Kal Somani, a US-based entrepreneur, led a consortium to acquire Rajasthan Royals for a staggering $1.63 billion, making it one of the costliest deals in the history of IPL. Here's everything you need to know about the man at the helm of this massive deal.
Rajasthan Royals sold for $1.63 billion: Who is Kal Somani, the man behind IPL’s biggest deal?
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