With no money for travel and only sheer determination in his pocket, Vishal Nishad’s path from a small village in Gorakhpur to the IPL auction podium is one of cricket’s most heartwarming modern fairy tales.
Ravichandran Ashwin has heaped praise on Royal Challengers Bengaluru for their ‘fabulous’ performance at the IPL 2026 mini-auction. But was it pure skill or a dash of fortune that defined their buys?
In a major shake-up for New Zealand cricket, CEO Scott Weenink has resigned after just two years, citing irreconcilable differences over the proposed NZ20 T20 league—a flashpoint between modernization and tradition.
Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia has publicly criticized Josh Inglis for revealing his limited availability for IPL 2026—due to his wedding—just before the retention deadline, calling the move ‘not very professional.’
In a bold and unexpected move, R Ashwin has unveiled his list of top IPL 2026 contenders—and left out his former franchise, Chennai Super Kings. Instead, he’s backing Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Punjab Kings, and a surprise fourth pick. What does this mean for CSK’s title hopes?
In a move that’s set pulses racing, Sourav Ganguly has become the co-owner and ambassador of the Tiigers of Kolkata in the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL). But this isn’t just another celebrity endorsement—it’s a powerful statement on the future of cricket in India.