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One of the biggest reasons, or in hindsight we can say, for Rajasthan Royals’ failure in IPL 2025 was due to the lack of all-rounders in their team. This time around, come the IPL retentions 2026, they would not only have to retain the existing ones, but also add newer ones in the IPL auction. […]

The IPL retention 2026 is almost here, and the fate of a few players is set to be sealed for the next season. Multiple reports have already come over IPL trade deals, on the possible releases and retentions, but one will only know for sure, when it is announced by the respective teams. Till then,

Gujarat Titans (GT) have packed their side with quality bowlers and all-rounders. And that’s one of the reasons why they have reached the playoffs stage of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 3 out of 4 seasons. Despite winning the trophy in 2022, GT might feel they missed out a couple of times already. Their

In what will be the biggest trade before the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 auction, Mohammed Shami is likely to be traded to the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) by the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). Bought for INR 10 crore last year, the veteran pacer wasn’t as sharp as expected. Shami was woeful and was dropped by

Just a few hours to go, and some clarity is certainly coming on which way the IPL 2026 retentions would go. A report in Cricbuzz has claimed that KKR might just get rid of their bug guns, while MI would just have one high-profile release. CSK is most likely to have the biggest release list,

After a 9th place finish, a team doesn’t really have many options, but to look for newer players in the subsequent season. That is what Rajasthan Royals will also have to do come the IPL 2026 auction — rebuild their squad. Having said that, there is a certain group of players who must be retained.

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) made wholesome changes for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season. They broke the bank on Rishabh Pant and retained injury-prone Mayank Yadav. Both decisions went against LSG. The investment in quality bowlers didn’t work either. Some got injured and others lost form. That’s why LSG has to decide which bowlers

After the Rajasthan Royals (RR), the Delhi Capitals (DC) had the worst bowling strike rate (22.8) as a bowling unit in the entire IPL 2025. They formed up a really great squad but somehow failed to put all the pieces together and lost on a qualification spot even after winning five out of their first

What a talent! Vaibhav Suryavanshi is generational. Day after day, the 14-year-old continues to prove it again. Making his India A debut in the 2025 Asia Cup Rising Star, Vaibhav scored a 32-ball hundred against a full-strength United Arab Emirates (UAE) team. Vaibhav Suryavanshi stuns with a 32-ball hundred Dropped on the first ball of

Sai Sudharsan could be the long-term answer for Team India in Tests at no. 3, but for now the southpaw batter doesn’t look ready. It is one of those situations in Indian cricket, where a certain section wants him to get a longer rope, whereas the others want new players to be tried. His average