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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi "Might Just Leave For Mumbai Indians"? England Great Throws 'Player Retention' Possibility
When Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was picked by Rajasthan Royals at the IPL 2025 auction for Rs 1.1 crore, many said it was a wild bet
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PCB's Response Revealed After KKR Star's Manager Claims 'No Contract Was Signed': Report
Blessing Muzarabani's manager tore into the PCB on Sunday in a social media post for the ban and claimed his client neither took part in the PSL players auction nor signed any contract with Islamabad United.
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"You Only Have Players Rejected By IPL": Pakistani Cricketer Shows Mirror To PSL
His remark come after Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis and Rilee Rossouw of South Africa were recently asked by Pakistani journalists to compare their experiences of playing in the IPL and the PSL.
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Rs 118 Crore Spent, Return Almost 0: Story Of IPL 2026's Top Earners So Far
Although these are early days, and in a long tournament like the IPL fortunes can change, the general trend suggests that most of the top earners in the 2026 auction are yet to fire
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Massive Boost For KKR, Rs 25.2 Crore Star To Resume Bowling From This Match
Cameron Green, who became the most expensive foreign player in the IPL Auction when he was purchased by the KKR for Rs 25.20 crore, has played for the team in their opening matches as a pure batter.
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Two England Players Refuse IPL Contracts. Report Makes Stunning Claim
The Indian Premier League franchises have been severely hit by injuries to players ahead of the 19th edition.
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Indian Owners Buying Pakistan Players "Contributing To Indian Casualties": Sunil Gavaskar Warns SunRisers After Abrar Deal
A recent acquisition - Abrar Ahmed from Pakistan - by SunRisers Leeds, whose parent company is Indian-owned (Kavya Maran), created a furore across the nation
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The Hundred: Not Only Sunrisers Leeds, This IPL-Backed Side Also Had Pakistani Players In Wishlist
Abrar Ahmed became the first Pakistani player signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
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Men's Hundred 2026: Full Squads Of All 8 Teams After First-Ever Auction
James Coles became the most expensive player after he was acquired by the London Spirit for a staggering amount of GBP 390,000 (approximately Rs 4.81 crore).
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"Absolute Disgrace": SRH Owners Face Backlash Over Rs 2.34 Crore Bid For Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed During The Hundred Auction
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group, on Thursday bought mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed during the Hundred player auction, making him the first Pakistan player to be signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi "Might Just Leave For Mumbai Indians"? England Great Throws 'Player Retention' Possibility
When Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was picked by Rajasthan Royals at the IPL 2025 auction for Rs 1.1 crore, many said it was a wild bet
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PCB's Response Revealed After KKR Star's Manager Claims 'No Contract Was Signed': Report
Blessing Muzarabani's manager tore into the PCB on Sunday in a social media post for the ban and claimed his client neither took part in the PSL players auction nor signed any contract with Islamabad United.
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"You Only Have Players Rejected By IPL": Pakistani Cricketer Shows Mirror To PSL
His remark come after Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis and Rilee Rossouw of South Africa were recently asked by Pakistani journalists to compare their experiences of playing in the IPL and the PSL.
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Rs 118 Crore Spent, Return Almost 0: Story Of IPL 2026's Top Earners So Far
Although these are early days, and in a long tournament like the IPL fortunes can change, the general trend suggests that most of the top earners in the 2026 auction are yet to fire
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Massive Boost For KKR, Rs 25.2 Crore Star To Resume Bowling From This Match
Cameron Green, who became the most expensive foreign player in the IPL Auction when he was purchased by the KKR for Rs 25.20 crore, has played for the team in their opening matches as a pure batter.
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Two England Players Refuse IPL Contracts. Report Makes Stunning Claim
The Indian Premier League franchises have been severely hit by injuries to players ahead of the 19th edition.
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Indian Owners Buying Pakistan Players "Contributing To Indian Casualties": Sunil Gavaskar Warns SunRisers After Abrar Deal
A recent acquisition - Abrar Ahmed from Pakistan - by SunRisers Leeds, whose parent company is Indian-owned (Kavya Maran), created a furore across the nation
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The Hundred: Not Only Sunrisers Leeds, This IPL-Backed Side Also Had Pakistani Players In Wishlist
Abrar Ahmed became the first Pakistani player signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
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Men's Hundred 2026: Full Squads Of All 8 Teams After First-Ever Auction
James Coles became the most expensive player after he was acquired by the London Spirit for a staggering amount of GBP 390,000 (approximately Rs 4.81 crore).
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"Absolute Disgrace": SRH Owners Face Backlash Over Rs 2.34 Crore Bid For Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed During The Hundred Auction
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group, on Thursday bought mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed during the Hundred player auction, making him the first Pakistan player to be signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
