In yet another disappointing outing, Pakistan captain Babar Azam scored only 9 runs off 10 balls for Adelaide Strikers in their BBL clash against Sydney Sixers—raising fresh questions about his T20 form abroad.
In a stunning IPL 2026 mini-auction twist, Mumbai Indians landed star wicketkeeper-batter Quinton de Kock for just ₹1 crore—a move former cricketer R Ashwin called a masterstroke while accusing other teams of ‘sleeping.’
In a major setback for Team India, vice-captain Shubman Gill has been ruled out of the crucial 4th T20I against South Africa due to a toe injury sustained in practice.
In a worrying development, India’s in-form opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was rushed to hospital with acute gastroenteritis following a gritty Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy performance for Mumbai. Despite battling severe stomach cramps during the chase, he pushed through—only to collapse afterward. With a packed international calendar looming, fans are asking: how serious is this, and will it derail his red-hot 2025 season?
Minutes after being left unsold and expressing raw heartbreak online, Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan were dramatically rescued—Shaw by his old home Delhi Capitals, Sarfaraz by the legendary Chennai Super Kings. Their emotional IPL auction 2026 comeback is more than a second chance; it’s a high-stakes test of redemption.
In a move that left the cricketing world stunned, Chennai Super Kings dropped ₹14.20 crore each—more than most international stars—on two completely uncapped Indian teenagers: 20-year-old spinner Prashant Veer and 19-year-old wicketkeeper Kartik Sharma. This historic gamble redefines how franchises value raw domestic talent in the IPL.