
BCCI drops bomb shell update on replacement players of remainder of IPL 2025
BCCI has allowed IPL franchises to sign temporary replacements for overseas players during the final leg of IPL 2025.

BCCI has allowed IPL franchises to sign temporary replacements for overseas players during the final leg of IPL 2025.

Delhi Capitals face a major setback in IPL 2025 as key overseas players like Jake Fraser-McGurk and Mitchell Starc are unlikely to return, impacting their playoff chances.

CSK fans have a reason to cheer as almost all foreign players are coming back for the rest of IPL 2025. Only Jamie Overton won’t be available, but the rest will rejoin the team soon.

Indian Premier League 2025 (IPL 2025) went for a break when Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) was on form, second at the league points table. After some tense days between India and Pakistan, both nations agreed to a ceasefire; thus, BCCI found a scope to reschedule the remaining IPL 2025.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) is set to restart on May 17 after a halt due to the escalating tension between India and Pakistan. As both of the countries agreed to a ceasefire, the cricket carnival is set to feature again on the field where Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will take on Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) as the first match after the gap.

Sunil Gavaskar urges BCCI to show respect for the Pahalgam attack victims as IPL 2025 resumes on May 17.

RCB faces a major setback ahead of the IPL 2025 playoffs as key overseas stars are set to miss the remainder of the season due to international duties.

Cricket Australia has allowed its players to decide individually on returning for the remaining IPL 2025 matches, ahead of the WTC final against South Africa on June 11.

IPL 2025 resumes on May 17, but several teams face challenges with key overseas players missing due to WTC and international commitments.

RCB fans plan to wear white to the next IPL 2025 match at Chinnaswamy Stadium as a heartfelt tribute to Virat Kohli's legendary Test career following his retirement.
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