New Delhi, Aug. 26 -- Under the floodlights of the Arun Jaitley Stadium, the Delhi Premier League has become more than just about showcasing the Capital's cricket talent. It is turning into a rehearsal avenue for the Indian Premier League - the destination for most aspiring cricketers - giving players a rare opportunity to experience the intensity, scrutiny and demands of quality franchise cricket before they take the leap. For a cricketer, the jump from age-group or domestic cricket to IPL can be huge but state leagues like DPL help bridge the gap. Its televised matches, live crowds, media attention, eight-team set-up and the presence of scouts create an environment that is far removed from a routine domestic fixture. Essentially, players ...