The IPL 2026 mini-auction is set to take place in Abu Dhabi, with 10 teams preparing for a one-day bidding event. The IPL governing body has confirmed the move, with retention lists due by November 15.
Ahead of the IPL 2026 mini auction, there are rumors of multiple possible trade deals. Since the inception of the Indian Premier League (IPL), some of the trade deals have been proved absolutely on point.
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka ODI series and the Pakistan tri-nation T20I series have been rescheduled after a recent terror attack in Islamabad. PCB confirms revised dates and venues, with all matches now shifted to Rawalpindi.
Kolkata Knight Riders appoint Australian great Shane Watson as assistant coach for IPL 2026. The former all-rounder brings vast international and IPL experience as KKR strengthens its support staff ahead of the new season.
Ajinkya Naik was re-elected as Mumbai Cricket Association President after a dominant victory backed by key political and cricketing leaders.
Aakash Chopra predicts that Australia’s all-rounder Cameron Green could become the most expensive buy at the IPL 2026 mini-auction.
The premier Indian all-rounder of the white-ball formats, Hardik Pandya, is expected to return for the national side through this event ahead of the three-match ODI series against South Africa, starting on November 30.
Team India is reportedly not happy with the Eden Gardens pitch, where India and South Africa (IND vs SA 1st Test) will play the first of the 2-match Test series.
Harmanpreet Kaur received a grand welcome in Chennai after leading India to their historic first Women’s World Cup title in 2025.
The former star player of the Indian cricket team, Mohammad Kaif, has sparked debate on whether the wicket-keeper aggressive batter of the national side, Ishan Kishan, would return for the Mumbai Indians.
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
