Empty stadiums a message for administrators

The recent one-day series between England and India in India drew surprisingly sparse crowds, especially for the last two games. The site of half-empty stadiums in Mumbai and Kolkata suggest that perhaps there is a saturation point for cricket in the country and that the principle of if you play them, they will come, no longer holds true. In the Hindustan Times, Pradeep Magazine says the fans are sending a clear message to the game’s administrators.