India confirm plans for women's IPL next year
India's cricket board is planning to launch the women's edition of the Indian Premier League Twenty20 tournament next year.
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IPL 2022: IPL's forgotten heroes - They came, they conquered and went into oblivion
Cricketers from across the world throw in their hat to be part of the cash-rich league, knowing well that good performance at the marquee event can change their fortunes. But there are many, who, despite showing their talents and shining on the field, went into oblivion. Most of us do not even have a trace of them. No one knows what those stars are doing, and in what condition they are now. Let's take a lot at some of the forgotten shining stars:Mohit Sharma: Mohit Sharma, one of the most prolific seamers who won the Purple Cap in 2014, has been roped in as a net bowler by the new IPL franchise, Gujarat Titans, this season alongside left-arm seamer Barinder Sran. Sharma, representing Chennai Super Kings, had emerged as the highest wicket-taker in 2014, taking 23 wickets at an average of 19.65 in 16 matches. However, Sharma (33) found no takers at the IPL 2022 mega auctions.
IPL 2022: Amul's Social Media Post For Chennai's New "Superking" Ahead Of Tournament Opener
The cricketing world took notice when MS Dhoni handed over Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) captaincy duties to star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja earlier this week. One of the most successful and influential captains of the Indian Premier League, MS Dhoni shocked one and all when he decided that it was time to hand over the captaincy responsibilities and the future of the team to star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja. This change at the helm comes for the first time in CSK's regime ever since the inception of the IPL in 2008 and it could take a while that the CSK and fans around the world come to terms with it. Jadeja will surely have some big shoes to fill with Dhoni leading the franchise to four IPL titles, the latest being last season in 2021.
IPL 2022: Mumbai gets ready for new season in front of fans - in pictures
Less than six months after Chennai Super Kings lifted the IPL title in Dubai in October, the biggest T20 league in the world is back - at home and in front of fans.
Indian Premier League 2022: Brendon McCullum Says Indian Batter Could Become "Superstar Of The Game"
Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 is upon us as the tournament opener will be played on Saturday evening between the Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders at the Wankhede Stadium. Ahead of the opening game, there has been some chopping and changing as CSK appointed a new captain in the form of Ravindra Jadeja after MS Dhoni stepped down. As the opening game draws closer, KKR head coach Brendon McCullum also spoke about how he feels about working with captain Shreyas Iyer.
"Has Never Led Any Team": Former CSK, India Cricketer Reacts To Ravindra Jadeja Taking Over Chennai Super Kings Captaincy From MS Dhoni
Ravindra Jadeja took over Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) captaincy from MS Dhoni on Thursday ahead of the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season. The news surprised cricket fans around the world, with former CSK star Subramaniam Badrinath sharing his opinion on the development. Speaking to Times Now, the former India player said that Jadeja "has never led any team" and that could be an issue which "needs to be looked at". "Jadeja has always been a bowler but in the last two years, he has improved as a batsman tremendously. The biggest part of his game in which he has improved is his batting. His batting has made him a proper all-rounder, a proper 3D cricketer", the 41-year-old said.
IPL 2022: "Butterflies In The Stomach" For RCB Star Virat Kohli Ahead Of IPL 2022
The IPL 2022 season is upon us and the buzz before the tournament is surely palpable. This anticipation has not only left the fans quite eager, but even the participating players who can't wait for the tournament to begin. Taking to Koo, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) star Virat Kohli shared pictures from a training session, saying there were "butterflies in the stomach" ahead of the start of the tournament.
Easier to win IPL, harder to defend it: Dwayne Bravo
cricket last year, Dwayne Bravo, at 38, is showing no signs of slowing down as he heads into another season with the Chennai Super Kings. Excerpts from an interview…Ravindra Jadeja is the new CSK captain. Your first reaction…I’m very happy for Jaddu. He’s at the peak of his career. We’re all very happy for him. He deserves it. He’s a bright choice to take over from MS (Dhoni). We’re going to support him 100%. We’re going to make sure that he will be a successful leader.