Two young men are picked in India to become American baseball pitchers.

Rating: Null/10 (12 November 2014)

This is a nice movie, more about interpersonal relationships than baseball, although baseball is the catalyst.
The central character is Jon Hamm as JB, an agent who decided to strike it out on his own. He desperately wants a famous NFL linebacker as his client, as that would give him the cash flow that he needed for himself and his two employees. But that doesn't really work out.
So he is given the bright idea, India is a country of roughly one billion and they love cricket. So surely they can find a couple of cricket players who have good enough throwing arms to be trained as MLB pitchers. The winners of the contest would receive a big cash prize, travel to California for training by a famous pitching coach, and when they actually get to play for a team the exposure in India would be great for business.
The irony is that not every guy who tried out was a cricket player, and in fact the two who won the trip to the States were javelin throwers who didn't play cricket. Those two were Suraj Sharma as Rinku, who became the more successful of the two, playing with a minor league team in the Pittsburgh system, with a decent record but some injuries. He is still in his mid-20s and may get to the big league yet.
The other was Madhur Mittal as Dinesh who had less success and returned to India to finish his education and teach baseball to kids.
So, while the theme is thoroughly "baseball", the real meat of the story is how JB came to realize what a dysfunctional person he was, and a better way to live his life and relate to others. Plus the two young men (19 or 20) who had to adjust to a new sport in a strange country.
Good movie, based on real people and a true story but many details were no doubt changed for dramatic effect.