With the blockbuster auction approaching before IPL 2025, SRH will try to build on their achievements through the coming seasons. So, here are the three probable retentions that the 2024 edition runners-up will make before the upcoming intense 2025 Mega Auction.
With a major change in the coaching staff and the mega auction approaching ahead, the Kolkata Knight Riders will attempt to establish a new set of players while keeping their core intact. Here are three players for whom KKR may stay ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction through retention modes.
The fourth season of 2024 unfolds, Manchester Originals are encountering significant struggles. They have failed to secure a win in their first four matches, resulting in 4 losses and a net run rate of -1.464, placing them at the bottom of the table
Southern Brave have started on a high note under the leadership of James Vince and the guidance of IPL's successful head coach Stephen Fleming. With five matches played, they have achieved four wins and just one loss.
India's captain Rohit Sharma joins cricket legends by becoming the third Indian opener to surpass 15,000 international runs.
In an electrifying series opener between Sri Lanka and India, the first ODI ended in a dramatic tie, setting the stage for an enthralling series ahead. Sri Lanka, after opting to bat first under overcast and humid conditions, posted a competitive 230/8 on the board
Sanju Samson, a renowned Indian cricketer, has been facing challenges in scoring runs while donning the Indian blue jersey. Despite his undeniable talent and exceptional performances in domestic cricket, Samson's international form in 2024 tells a different tale.
Saurabh Netravalkar continued his performance from where he left off in the ICC World Cup 2024 for the USA, showcasing his exceptional bowling skills in the MLC 2024. Representing Washington Freedom, Netravalkar emerged as the highest wicket-taker for his team, ending the tournament with an impressive 15 wickets in 7 matches
India opted to bowl first after winning the toss, and Sri Lanka started strong, scoring 80 in the first half of their innings. However, Indian bowlers made a remarkable comeback in the second half, restricting Sri Lanka to 161/9
Renuka Singh Thakur delivered a masterclass with the ball, finishing with remarkable figures of 3/10 in her four overs
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
