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Five-time Indian Premier League (IPL) champions Mumbai Indians (MI) have their task cut out for them ahead of the players’ auction later this year, as they have begun their search for a new head coach ahead of IPL 2027 after Mahela Jayawardene stepped down from the role earlier this month, ending a decade-long association with…
Indian corporates, which already own teams in T20 franchise leagues of South Africa, UAE, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, West Indies, and USA as well as The Hundred in England appear hesitant to get into Australia and the Big Bash League which has decided to sell stakes in their teams too. This might just be a strategic…
The Pakistan Super League (PSL) could see a change in its timing next year as media rights holders raised concerns about dwindling ad revenues and sponsorship deals during its current April-May slot. The shift would see the T20 league move away from clashing with the bigger Indian Premier League (IPL), which dominates the cricket calendar…
Summary The proposal was discussed at a meeting of the PSL Governing Council in London, where officials and franchise representatives considered possible changes to the schedule of the league’s next edition.
The UP T20 League 2026 came to a thrilling conclusion in Lucknow as Rinku Singh’s Meerut Mavericks defeated Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s Lucknow Falcons by a huge margin of 94 runs to claim the title. With Divyansh Joshi scoring a brilliant 105 runs off just 40 balls, the Mavericks posted a mammoth total of 203/7 before the…
The proposal was discussed at a PSL Governing Council meeting in London on September 1
The Pakistan Super League (PSL) could see a major change next year, with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and all eight franchise owners discussing the idea of moving the tournament to January.
PSL could move to January as PCB, franchises weigh early window: report – Cricket Leagues – phpstack-1649576-6553255.cloudwaysapps.com
BCCI wants Vaibhav Sooryavanshi or any other player like his stature to serve the nation just like Sachin Tendulkar and the board wants to take them seriously
‘If technology can help develop players a little quicker and make coaching more informed, then it has done its job.’