IPL Mega 2022 Auction Live Updates: Ishan Kishan, Shreyas Iyer, Wanindu Hasaranga, Nicholas Pooran, Harshal Patel, Deepak Chahar, Sharddul Thakur and Lockie Ferguson sold for over Rs 10 Cr
Australia T20 World-Cup winning duo David Warner and Mitchell Marsh, and experienced India all-rounder Shardul Thakur headlined the buys of the Delhi Capitals on Day 1 of the IPL 2022 mega auction
While Warner and Marsh were acquired for Rs. 6.25 crore and 6.50 crore respectively, Thakur became the franchise's most expensive buy of the auction so far at Rs. 10.75 crore
Shardul Thakur and Deepak Chahar were the major highlights from the fourth round on Day 1 of the ongoing 2022 IPL Mega Auction on Saturday.
Warner, who started his IPL journey with the Delhi franchise, became the first buy of the mega auction for the Capitals
Punjab Kings acquired Rahul Chahar for Rs 5.25 crore while the India spinner Amit Mishra went unsold in the auction
The IPL 2022 mega auction is being held in Bengaluru and it is a two-day event that will get over on Sunday
Having coached in the IPL for three seasons, Ponting has watched several players rise and make a mark in the lucrative league
Banerjee is likely to visit the national capital on November 22 and return to Kolkata on November 25, he said.
Rahul Tripathi struck a stunning six in the penultimate delivery after opener Venkatesh Iyer's brilliant half century to help KKR beat DC by three wickets in the drama-filled second qualifier
Opting to bowl, KKR dished out another superlative bowling display to restrict Delhi Capitals to 135 for 5 on a slow Sharjah track
Mahendra Singh Dhoni produced a nostalgic little innings to take a band of old men from Chennai Super Kings into their ninth Indian Premier League final after beating Delhi Capitals by 4 wickets here
Mahendra Singh Dhoni walks the talk when he speaks about having an uncluttered mind while doing the finishing job for Chennai Super Kings
Prithvi Shaw top-scored with a 34-ball 60, while captain Rishabh Pant and Shimron Hetmyer contributed 51 not out and 37 respectively after DC scored 172 for 5 after being invited to bat
Ponting believes that Delhi's loss in the final match of the league stages against Royal Challengers Bangalore in Dubai gives his team a chance to reflect on mistakes
Chennai Super Kings' old guards with an uncanny knack of owning the big stage at right moments, will start as favourites
Delhi Capitals captain Rishabh Pant has rallied behind pacer Avesh Khan, saying anyone can have a bad day and it is important to not stress much on one single bad performance.Srikar Bharat and Glenn Maxwell played unbeaten knocks of 78 and 51 respectively as RCB defeated Delhi Capitals by seven wickets at the Dubai International Stadium. On the last ball, RCB needed five for a win, and Bharat ended up hitting the ball for a six off the bowling of Avesh Khan."We cannot say much about that, anyone can have a bad day at the field. We are just looking to improve ourselves everyday. We learn from our mistakes, that's an area of concern and we will look to improve," Pant said during a virtual press conference."Shikhar Dhawan is fine. I have no idea what's the update on him. Last over, we had plans of keeping it simple and bowling slower balls and yorkers. Dew came in so it was difficult to grip the ball. Avesh Khan has been fantastic this season, anyone can have a bad day so we will not ...
A last-ball six by K S Bharat powered RCB to a seven-wicket win over Delhi in a thrilling finish to their Indian Premier League match that shifted this way and that here on Friday.
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Delhi Capitals batter Shimron Hetmyer has said that he is paid to finish off games for his side and it is a good feeling to be able to do the job against Chennai Super Kings