Shreyas Iyer has finally brought his consistent form with the bat as he scored his second consecutive first-class century in domestic cricket, which shined in a double century.
With some amusing releases and a colossal purse of over Rs. 120 Crores across the retention and auction process, this edition of the team's creation would go wild and intriguing. Based on some shocking releases by the franchises, here are the top five probable Indian players whose teams would be eager to break the bank to acquire their talent in the 2025 IPL Mega Auction.
Legendary Australian captain Ricky Ponting has opened up his thoughts on the recent IPL retention. He also revealed the names of the players, which surprised him for non-retentions.
The upcoming IPL auction will be of prime focus as franchises reportedly gear up to find a new captain and potentially a new face who can keep wickets.
Star batter Shreyas Iyer is unlikely to be retained by his Indian Premier League franchise, Kolkata Knight Riders.
Veteran India batter Shreyas Iyer, who has been out of the national team recently, scored his first First-Class century in three years while playing for Mumbai in the second-round Ranji Trophy match against Maharashtra on Saturday.
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