In a significant move that could reshape the dynamics of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has introduced a new rule imposing a two-year ban on players who declare their unavailability after being picked in the auction. This development has
The upcoming IPL 2025 auction is set to allow each of the ten franchises to retain five players, along with the option to use one Right-to-Match (RTM) card, as reported by ESPNcricinfo.
RTM is a rule through which teams can automatically get the player who represented them in the previous season if they match the highest bid placed by a franchise. The RTM rule was first introduced in 2014 and has not been used in IPL auctions since 2018.
Preity Zinta gave a fitting reply to all the fans who trolled the franchise for picking the wrong Shashank after the 32-year-old left Ahmedabad stunned with his odds defying knock
Rizvi, bought by CSK for Rs 8.4 crores in the IPL auction held last year, came in the 19th over and took one of the best T20 bowlers of the world, Rashid Khan, to the cleaners with a massive six on the very first ball he faced in his IPL career. He would go on to hit him for one more six
On March 10, KKR named Phil as a replacement player after England opener Jason Roy opted out of the league due to personal reasons. The attacking T20I batter was initially left unsold in the IPL auctions held last year in Dubai.
Cummins, who won the ICC World Test Championship and ICC Cricket World Cup with Aussies last year as a captain, replaces South African batter Aiden Markram as the franchise's captain. Cummins was brought by SRH for Rs 20.5 crores in the IPL auctions held last year, making him the second-most
India batter Karun Nair who went unsold in the Indian Premier League auction is set to return to Northamptonshire for seven County Championship fixtures in April and May.
In a history-making move, Australian pacer Mitchell Starc was bought by KKR for a whopping Rs 24.75 crore just hours after his skipper, Pat Cummins, breached the Rs 20 crore mark after being bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), becoming the most expensive player in the history of the IPL at
Indian pacer Umesh Yadav said that it will be fun to bowl for Gujarat Titans in the upcoming Indian Premier League with teammates Mohammed hami and Mohit Sharma, with whom he formed the pace attack duing Cricket World Cup in 2015
In a history-making move, Australian pacer Mitchell Starc was bought by KKR for a whopping Rs 24.75 crore just hours after his skipper, Pat Cummins, breached the Rs 20 crore mark after being bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), becoming the most expensive player in the history of the Indian