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Chris Gayle represented Kolkata Knight Riders, Punjab Kings, Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the IPL and played 142 matches.
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Roger Binny, after completing his 70th birthday in July, also cannot be re-elected as per current constitution.
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RCB stated last week that their silence following the incident was a result of "grief" rather than "absence."
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In a match against RCB at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, Sandeep remembered dismissing Chris Gayle, AB de Villiers, and Virat Kohli.
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Fans will now have to pay an extra 400 rupees for GST for every 1000 rupees they spend on a ticket, a 12% increase from the previous 28% tax rate.
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MS Dhoni has a mind of his own, and nothing is certain until the confirmation is coming from him.
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Following the incident, RCB last month promised to provide the families of the deceased with Rs 25 lakh each in financial support.
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Neither MS Dhoni nor the CSK camp have made any official statements.
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The stampede occurred when an estimated 2.5 lakh fans thronged the at the Chinnaswamy Stadium to celebrate the franchise maiden IPL title.
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Harbhajan Singh himself responded to the video and accused Lalit Modi of having a "selfish motive" behind the leak.
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The franchise submitted an insurance claim of over Rs 82 lakh after Sreesanth was sidelined from IPL 2021 due to a knee injury, which he sustained during a practice match.
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Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth's wife have already voiced their disapproval over the leak.
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Harbhajan Singh didn't mince any words reacting to the footage.
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The former RCB batsman went on to say that Royals' decision was similar to football teams, where management makes abrupt decisions when coaches don't live up to expectations.
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The Royals made every effort to retain Dravid, even offering him an expanded role, but he declined and chose to step away.
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IPL: Rahul Dravid served as head coach of the Rajasthan Royals.
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The unfortunate incident occurred during RCB’s IPL victory celebrations at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, where a stampede led to the death of 11 people.
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The Hundred will return next year with teams rebranded under new identities following a major stake sale earlier this year.
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Former India off-spinner R. Ashwin has officially bid farewell to Indian cricket.
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Along with Cheteshwar Pujara's many qualities - patience, resilience, passion and ability to bat long - to not be bitter should also be celebrated by everyone who follows the sport globally.
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Despite having played in the IPL previously and having a good amount of exposure in international cricket, Saini failed to attract buyers at the mega-auction last year.
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RCB handled it the best as they kept their mid-tournament form intact and won the title.
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The previous edition of the tournament saw RCB win their first-ever IPL championship, which came after a long wait of 18 years.
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Virat Kohli has retired from T20Is and Tests and is now focused in the 50-over format but it remains uncertain considering the recent reports.
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Mo Bobat along with current head coach Andy Flower had a detailed conversation on the subject with Virat Kohli before finalising the decision.
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His remark didn’t go down well with many RCB fans, who responded by sharing a clip from an episode of the ‘RCB Podcast: Bold and Beyond’, where Rajat Patidar had spoken about the story.
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R Ashwin also lauded CSK’s move, insisting the franchise had unearthed a gem in Dewald Brevis despite him arriving as a replacement player.
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Dewald Brevis had gone unsold during the mega auction held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia last year after being released by the Mumbai Indians.
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Sanju Samson would be a good fit at KKR, taking over the gloves and creating an additional overseas space by filling in for Rahmanullah Gurbaz or Quinton de Kock.
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According to the former all-rounder constructive criticism is a fundamental aspect of the job, who denied any indication of personal animosity.
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How do IPL trades actually work? Do players have a say in their own transfers? Or is the final call always with the franchises? To find answers to these questions and more, check out the explainer below...
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Despite being benched for a few IPL 2025 matches, Madhya Pradesh all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer maintains that the KKR management never lost faith in him.
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Ravichandran Ashwin recalled how he nearly fell victim to fraud following the 2025 Indian Premier League by handing out Virat Kohli's phone number.
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Rajasthan Royals co-owner Manoj Badale, who holds 65 percent of the stake in the franchise, is reported to be leading the negotiations personally.
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The rumors that Sanju Samson was quitting RR and perhaps joining CSK were addressed by S Badrinath.
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The former Indian batsman claimed that if he complained about a non-wide call, Dhoni would become irritated and tell him to keep his hands down.
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Dewald Brevis, one of the most exciting young cricketers in the world, was roped in by the Chennai Super Kings midway in IPL 2025.
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The Royals face a pivotal call on Samson’s future, with young talent rising through the ranks and leadership responsibilities shifting within the team.
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Many well-known Bollywood figures are already linked to the IPL.
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Sanju Samson made the interesting revelation during Ravichandran Ashwin's YouTube show Kutti Stories with Ash.
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The knee issue is not unknown to fans and right after Chennai Super Kings won IPL 2023, the former skipper underwent a knee surgery in Mumbai.
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Ravichandran Ashwin participated in nine games for CSK last season after being bought by the franchise for Rs 9.75 crore, marking a high-profile return to his home franchise after a nine-year gap.
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Aakash Chopra believes that the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) — three-time IPL champions — could be the most eager to reunite with Sanju Samson.
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The report also suggests that differences have cropped up between Sanju Samson and the Royals management.
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It was a forgettable outing for Digvesh Rathi, who leaked runs at an economy of 11 runs per over and failed to pick a single wicket. His final figures read 0/33 from 3 overs.
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The road ahead lies in identifying the weak spots and fixing them with intent, something which MS Dhoni echoed while speaking at an event in Chennai last week.
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MS Dhoni started off by saying that he has got the clearance to play cricket for next five years, but it was followed with a "but", which left the supporters guessing.
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It all started during the match between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings at Dharamshala, which got called off after 10.1 overs were bowled in the first inning.
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Khan admitted during interrogation that he had been using the proceeds from the sale to finance his developing internet gambling addiction.
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Bharat Arun, one of the finest bowling coaches the national team has ever had, is respected for his strategic acumen as well as grooming talented pacers.
